Emerson is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its Branson brand, a name that has become synonymous with ultrasonic technologies for plastics and metal welding, as well as precision cleaning. The company says that the Branson portfolio has led the industry with expanded offerings beyond ultrasonics, developing nine other material joining technologies including laser, vibration and infrared welding. Emerson marked the anniversary at its new $49m global headquarters for welding and precision cleaning technologies. The new facility bolsters Emerson’s innovation in advanced design, engineering and joining technologies.

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TotalEnergies and Amada Europe have signed a new partnership deal for the supply of original equipment lubricants to Amada Europe’s plants, as well as a range of Amada-branded lubricants. The partnership will last for five years and cover 14 countries in Europe.

Since 2016, TotalEnergies’ Lubricants Department in France has been supplying part of the original equipment oils to Amada’s main plant in Europe at Château-du-Loir. With this latest partnership deal, TotalEnergies’ Lubricants Division is further committed to providing its expertise and know-how to Amada Europe’s customers.

For further information
www.lubricants.totalenergies.com

From Stand D01 in Hall 1, DMG Mori is showing nine CNC machine tools, five of them as fully automated production solutions. The highlight is the world premiere of the company’s NZ series. Comprising three models: DUE, TRE, QUATTRO – the premise of the NZ series is production turning with up to four turrets and four B axes in a footprint of 17.8 sq m. Available in two sizes, DMG Mori says the machines redefine productivity and versatility in production turning. The short version is for workpieces up to 690 mm in length, while the long version can accommodate parts up to 1290 mm long.

For further information
www.dmgmori.com

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.

For further information
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