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EMO shows the final touches

At EMO 2023, Kullen-Koti will be showcasing its wide range of tool brushes for the metal industry in Hall 11, Stand E72. The focus will be on brush systems for the various process stages of manual and machine processing of metallic surfaces.

New generation of machines

Chips in free fall

Heller Maschinenfabrik is bringing the new generation of the F 6000 machining center to Hanover. The five-axis machine with head kinematics is designed for flexible series production.

Mapal solutions for metalworking

Online shopping at the EMO

Mapal will be exhibiting at this year's EMO in Hanover on around 480 square meters in Hall 4, Stand A18. In addition to the focus sectors of automotive, aviation, fluid technology and tool and mold making, the focus will be on Innovations 2024, the recently launched online store and the topic of sustainability.

Plasma coating

Systems for coating technology

Bosch, which has been active in the field of plasma coating for decades, refines components with diamond-like carbon coatings (DLC) or metallic and metal-nitride coatings.

Roll testing machine

Avoid gearbox noises

System provider Klingelnberg is preparing machine presentations and a series of lectures for EMO. The company has analyzed the challenges of electromobility and wind energy with customers and incorporated them into its development.

Calculation software

Quotation preparation on a new level

Spanflug has continuously developed its cloud-based calculation software. At EMO, the company will be presenting the expansion of the Spanflug Make software into an end-to-end solution for the entire quotation process.

Complete equipment

Automation and digitalization

Hermle is of course bringing the Bulli/T1 to the EMO - the showpiece already caused a sensation at the in-house exhibition.

Machining

Implement milling tasks economically

Milling covers a wide range of applications - from the machining of large free-form surfaces in the aviation industry and in the manufacture of wind turbines to the milling of cavities and highly automated mass production.

Production of astronomical instruments

Precision for the world's largest telescope

The powerful five-axis machining center G750 from Grob produces large and complex components for the astronomical instruments of the Extremely Large Telescope, ELT, which is scheduled to go into operation in 2028, with maximum stability and precision.