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With the DC175 Supreme, Walter is presenting its first solid carbide drill with precision cooling. It is designed for machining ISO materials of groups M and S.
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With the DC175 Supreme, Walter is presenting its first solid carbide drill with precision cooling. It is designed for machining ISO materials of groups M and S.
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High-precision technical plastic components
Pöppelmann K-Tech presents concepts that stand for more resource conservation in the production of precision plastic components.

After being forced to go virtual in 2020, Formnext will be back under the trade fair tower from November 16 to 19, 2021 as a real meeting place for all those interested in additive manufacturing. The exhibition will be complemented by an extensive program of events.

... is the paradox of the fading coronavirus pandemic. The global economy wants to grow again.