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From May 13 to 16, 2025, SIMTEK Precision Tools GmbH will present its latest innovations at the Metalshow & TIB, an international trade fair for metalworking, at the renowned Romexpo Exhibition Center in Bucharest.

The business of the machine factory Berthold HERMLE AG was expected to be influenced by the cautious machine tool economy in 2024.

The tool manufacturer N.S.T. Machinery based in Thailand is expanding its machine fleet with a VHybrid 260 erosion machine from Vollmer for grinding or eroding carbide and PCD tools.

At the traditional in-house exhibition from May 13 to 16, 2025, the machine factory Berthold HERMLE AG will showcase the next generation of 5-axis machining centers and automation solutions. A highlight will be the RS 2 GEN2 robotic system in Gosheim.

The carbide tool factory Paul Horn has launched a new PCD milling program specifically designed for precise face and corner milling operations.

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.

The Association of the German Turning Parts Industry evaluates the year 2024.

The Kern Microtechnik GmbH has been acquired by the American technology company AMETEK.

The German machine tool industry recorded a decline in 2024, but hopes for a recovery in the second half of 2025 with a new federal government.

Walter, Blaser Swisslube, and Makino jointly improve the machining of titanium alloys

Moulding Expo as a Stage for European Tool, Model, and Mould Making / Among other things, four joint stands showcase solutions

Ingersoll Werkzeuge GmbH announces a change in management. Jörg Lettermann has taken over the leadership of the company from Armin Engelhardt since March 2025.

Last year, Paul Horn GmbH introduced the Supermini boring tool of type 105. This has led to a small revolution in machining technology for the people of Tübingen, as the chip shape geometry of the 3rd generation Supermini is produced completely sintered, without any further production processes.

Efficiently coating brake discs – and complying with the EURO-7 regulations