Power tools and accessories manufacturer Fein has simplified its product range, grouping its multi-tools together to form one new MultiMaster family.

The MultiMaster 300, 500 and 700 series, formerly known as the MultiTalent, MultiMaster and SuperCut, will now form a single family of multi-tools.

Each product will be available as both cordless and mains-powered options. The MultiMaster family is compatible with a total of 180 accessories, enabling end users to complete a range of jobs with just one tool.

Starting prices for the new MultiMaster 300, 500 and 700 series are £135, £150 and £210 respectively.
For further information www.fein.com/en_uk

Lantek, a specialist in CADCAM, MES and ERP software – and an expert in the digital transformation of sheet metal and structural steel manufacturing – has added over 1100 new clients to its portfolio in the first half of 2020.

The growth is a new milestone for the company, reaching a total of 24,800 customers. Lantek says this increase is a remarkable achievement considering it happened in a period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic and the strict measures taken by many countries in response. The regions with the greatest client growth in the first half of the year include China and Korea, followed by Europe.

For further information www.lantek.com

The organiser of Metalex Vietnam has taken the decision to convert the 2020 edition of the exhibition to an online format.

A statement said the move followed close monitoring of the COVID-19 situation and guidance issued by the government and public health authorities. The Metalex Vietnam Online Edition will be live for two weeks, commencing on 10 October. Among the highlights will be virtual meetings and business matching events, machinery showcases, and technology talks.

For further information www.metalexvietnam.com

Metrology specialist Faro Technologies has acquired Advanced Technical Solutions in Scandinavia AB (ATS), a Sweden-based expert in 3D digital-twin solutions.

Founded in 1990, ATS has enjoyed particular success in the automotive space. The acquisition will integrate ATS software and its proprietary Traceable 3D system, which enables highly accurate and repeatable 3D scans, into the Faro Webshare cloud platform. ATS’ system connects the physical to the digital world and is expected to bolster Faro’s ability to improve its customers’ time to decision with 10x faster 3D imaging at up to 1 mm accuracy.
For further information www.faro.com

Lenox continues to advance its range of industrial products with the introduction of the new Armor VP bandsaw blade.

The Armor VP is pitched at customers seeking high cutting rates and long blade life across a wide range of materials. Target users include steel service centres and metal manufacturers within the aerospace, oil and gas, and defence industries.
Armor blades by Lenox were first introduced to the market in 2005, and the company has continued to make enhancements to the product line over the years, the latest of which is the Armor VP.
A major feature of the blade is its state-of-the-art coating technology – an enhanced AlTiN formulation that protects the teeth from heat, allowing for faster cutting rates and increased productivity compared with non-coated carbide blades. In addition, an advanced grade of carbide that is honed with Honex technology limits tooth wear, enabling long blade life.
“The Armor VP bandsaw blade is already performing extremely well with our customers, allowing them to increase their productivity,” confirms Dan Fernandes, senior product manager. “At Lenox we’re committed to understanding the needs of our customers and designing innovative tools that help them to be more efficient in their everyday tasks.”
For further information www.lenoxtools.com