Kyocera (Stand F12/G11, Hall 2) is exhibiting various new cutting tools for industrial machining, including the MFH Boost for high-feed milling up to 2.5 mm maximum depth of cut, new PCD tools for the electric vehicle market and new aerospace solutions. In view of a rapidly changing world and new challenges, Kyocera is expanding its portfolio of tools with an even more economic and sustainable approach. Thanks to new coating technologies, users can prolong tool life, while newly developed hybrid substrates, like latest cermet grades, can reduce the usage of carbide.

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www.kyocera.co.uk

Salvagnini (Stand E07, Hall 5) will show its P2-2120 panel bender featuring the new CUT option to sequentially cut one or more profiles starting from a single notched sheet with different lengths. The new CUT option includes: a CUT blade, which lies on top of the lower bending blade of the P2 to make the separation cut of the bent profile; a cutting tool with a fixed composition that acts as the upper cutting blade; and a conveyor that transfers the cut part to the automatic shutter for manual extraction. Parts are made in multiples as they are associated on the same strip of material, which is bent and cut in a single process. This optimisation helps to increase overall process efficiency. In terms of feasibility, the CUT tool is advantageous for parts that are too small or too narrow for bending on a press brake.

For further information
www.salvagninigroup.com

Highly flexible and productive grinding and turning processes for electromobility – this is the claim EMAG is making from Stand A32/B17 in Hall 4. Among other things, the focus is on the G 250 machine from EMAG SU (formerly Samputensili). With this solution, it is possible to produce axle drive gears, gear wheels and shafts with a maximum length of 550 mm cost-effectively by either generating or profile grinding. If required, very small profile grinding wheels or generating grinding worms can also be used, which ensures maximum flexibility and productivity in manufacturing.

For further information
www.emag.com

Okuma (Stand E04/F03, Hall 7), which is represented in the UK by NCMT, is giving a world premiere to its new MA-600HIII horizontal machining centre for high-performance chip removal. Thanks to optimised features, Okuma says this member of the proven MA-H series provides the greatest possible automation and disruption-free robot operation. Notably, a newly developed universal spindle aids higher processing speeds, machine performance and precision. In addition, the MA-600HIII with its special ‘ECO Suite’ energy-saving system contributes towards less energy consumption and reduced environmental impact. Those serving the automotive, agriculture, construction and rail sectors are set to benefit.

For further information
www.ncmt.co.uk

Yamazaki Mazak (Stand E01, Hall 5) is showing 12 machines complemented by a range of automation and technology solutions that promise to deliver the three key customer benefits of productivity, profitability and environmentally-aware manufacturing operations.

The Mazak stand is showcasing a host of new machines, including integrated automation solutions, vertical machining centres and the most recent additions to the Integrex i-H series. Under its theme of ‘Discover More’, Mazak is displaying two world debuts at the show and another machine making its debut appearance in Europe.

For further information https://emo.mazakeu.com/