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AMAG components Karlsruhe GmbH relies on automation: The pallet changer PW 3000 supplies the 5-axis machining center C 62 UP with material. By separating the setup of the machine from the actual machining, the spindle runs significantly longer – and productivity noticeably increases.

How tools from INGERSOLL have significantly improved drilling technology in special foundation engineering and geothermal energy.

The Studer S23 universal cylindrical grinding machine offers high precision, great flexibility, and modern grinding technology in a compact design at an attractive price-performance ratio.

Research project ORAM reaches an important milestone: RWTH Aachen recognized as the first university with a P21G-certified production facility for polymer-based additive manufacturing in aviation

The mechanical engineering industry in Germany ended the year 2025 with zero growth in the order books. Overall, the mood in the sector has recently brightened slightly.

The two managing directors of ZECHA Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH, a manufacturer of precision micro-tools based in Königsbach-Stein, describe the challenges faced by a manufacturer of precision tools.

Paul Horn GmbH is expanding its grooving system with new cutting inserts of type 117. The grooving tools are suitable for internal diameters starting from 9 mm.

With a combination of local expertise, coating service, and plant technology, CemeCon creates new perspectives for cutting tools from Southeast Asian tool manufacturers

The VSC 400 DDS from EMAG in the small series production of precision drives at EWS Weigele. Hard machining of bevel gears with high process stability and minimal auxiliary times

MAPAL presents the UNISET-V basic plus, a particularly economical and flexible manual setting technology

In order to ensure the support of talented children beyond elementary school, the Hector Children's Academy Tübingen collaborates with several training institutions in Tübingen, including Paul Horn GmbH.

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.

For the companies in the field of cutting technology and the metalworking industry, the last few years have been more of a gloomy, bumpy tunnel ride than a panoramic drive with a view. Too many hurdles and obstacles have lined the path to growth. Below is our look back in the rearview mirror at the past year.

With special tools for punching and turning, pressed chip formers won't win any awards. Laser-cut chip formers help here and open up new possibilities.