Keyword: Mechanical Engineering

NRW State Secretary Paul Höller visited the headquarters in Bocholt and spoke with Flender CEO Andreas Evertz after a factory tour of parts manufacturing and hardening about the prospects for the machinery and plant engineering sector in the defense industry.

DN Solutions aims to preserve the brand identity of HELLER as the new owner while simultaneously establishing a comprehensive solution offering in machine tool construction.

SHW Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH draws a consistently positive balance from the Innovation Days 2025, which took place on November 26 and 27 at the company's headquarters.

At this year's open house in Pfronten, DMG MORI will showcase the future of production – live from January 26 to 30 with a focus on the D-A-CH region and from February 2 to 6, 2026, for all international guests.

Ilmberger Machine and Gear Factory expands production with a Liebherr LC 400 M gear hobbing machine

Machine orders remain resilient in August despite increasing headwinds

The mood in mechanical and plant engineering has further deteriorated in the third quarter, and the outlook has noticeably worsened. In addition to the trade conflict, the weakness in key customer sectors is increasingly taking its toll.

Siemens and machine manufacturers agree on partnership and pave the way for revolutionary AI solutions in industrial manufacturing

The Korean machine tool manufacturer presented the key milestones of its global growth strategy and the future direction of the company at EMO Hannover 2025. The acquisition of the HELLER Group is part of this strategy.

VLC 450 DG by EMAG: Perfecting the Coated Car Brake Disc in the Grinding Process

The first quarter of 2025 resulted in an order increase of a total of 4 percent - it was the first positive quarterly balance of orders in three years. March also closed with a pleasing order increase of 4 percent.

After a decline in order intake, sales, and results in 2024, the company also forecasts significant sales and earnings losses for 2025.

The machine tool industry in Italy recorded an increase in the first quarter of 2025. This was due to a rise in domestic orders. The foreign business continues to be problematic.

If companies utilize all the data generated during machining, they can achieve around ten percent more productivity from their processes. This is the conclusion of a project in which MAPAL, together with industrial partners, consolidated previously distributed knowledge and made it available as a usable digital value-added service.