
With 5-axis simultaneous control
The Variaxis C-600 vertical machining center with 5-axis simultaneous control from Mazak can precisely machine workpieces with a diameter of 730 mm, a height of 450 mm and a weight of 500 kg.
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The Variaxis C-600 vertical machining center with 5-axis simultaneous control from Mazak can precisely machine workpieces with a diameter of 730 mm, a height of 450 mm and a weight of 500 kg.
VDMA publishes guidelines on AI

In October, VDMA Bavaria presented the guide "Artificial intelligence - potential and implementation in SMEs".

For flexible workpiece handling, Hommel Unverzagt has the UX 500 5-axis machining center from Quaser in its portfolio. It has two operating sides and can be used for applications with handling robots.

ISG Industrielle Steuerungstechnik is presenting two innovations at the SPS. Firstly, the ISG-virtuos simulation platform has been completely revised to cover the entire life cycle of a system.

Quarterly statement for the 3rd quarter of...
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic continue to be clearly felt. The weak overall economic situation led to a further decline in global demand for machine tools.

Okuma is now also offering its MB-80V vertical machining center in Europe. According to the company, it is particularly suitable for working on large workpieces.
Networked production in Ditzingen

Trumpf manufactures sheet metal components for its machine tools in its third fully networked production facility at the Ditzingen site. Networking enables an increase in efficiency of up to 30 percent.

MAW Werkzeugmaschinen will be showcasing its latest processes at GrindTec, the specialist trade fair for grinding technology. The trade fair will take place from November 10 to 13, 2020 at Messe Augsburg.

Compressed air technology service
With the partnership with Oltrogge Bielefeld, Atlas Copco has brought a powerful partner for compressed air technology on board and is thus consistently implementing its growth strategy for service and sales of compressed air technology.

The Fraunhofer IWU has been under the direction of Prof. Dr. Martin Dix since October. At the same time, he takes over the professorship for production systems and processes at Chemnitz University of Technology.