Incoming orders fall by 21 percent
Incoming orders in the German machine tool industry fell by 21% in the first quarter compared to the same period last year. There are many reasons for this.
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Incoming orders in the German machine tool industry fell by 21% in the first quarter compared to the same period last year. There are many reasons for this.
On June 5 and 6, 2019, all about automation will once again take place in Essen. "Digital in NRW - Competence for SMEs" will also be represented at the industry get-together with exhibits and contributions as part of the lecture program.

When I started working for "Elektronik", the trade journal for electronics developers and industrial users, in 2008, the industry was discussing cyber-physical systems and the Internet of Things.

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The new palletizer model of the AST series from Hirata combines the narrow frame of the AST series with the advantages of direct de-/palletizing from or onto classic floor rollers.

At the beginning of May, Maschinenfabrik Berthold Hermle opened its doors for an in-house exhibition and took the opportunity to present new automation and digitalization approaches.

The 5-axis machining center FZ 16 S five axis from Chiron was designed in gantry construction with a 5-axis swivel rotary table and, according to the company, meets all the requirements of mold making with regard to high surface quality and dimensional accuracy of the workpieces.
For the third time, the international tool, pattern and mold making industry will meet at Moulding Expo to exchange ideas. There are numerous innovations this year: For the first time, the trade fair will take place in the standard halls 3, 5, 7 and 9 and will be accompanied by five parallel events.

The KZS centric clamps from Röhm are suitable for 6-sided machining in two set-ups, among other things. Their features include clamping forces of up to 55 kN, an enlarged clamping range of 20 percent and a reduced interference contour for optimized chip flow.

How can industrial identification systems from production be connected to IT? Which interfaces are required? What role do they play in tool and workpiece management? Balluff will provide answers to these questions at the "OT meets IT" congress.
Igus manufactures its pre-assembled readychain cable carriers largely by hand. Nevertheless, they pay off for users from a quantity of one. By reducing production costs and potential sources of error, the model reduces the burden on machine and plant manufacturers from the start of the product life cycle.