Work-holding equipment manufacturer Roemheld is launching a mechanically operated, centric (self-centring) machine vice on stand E54 in hall 4. The new Hilma.UC 125 vice is of modular build and intended for three- to five-axis prismatic machining applications. The design ensures easy tool access to the workpiece from all sides, allowing the use of short tools for high-precision machining in a single set-up.Versatility in operation comes courtesy of a separate vice base and two individual jaws that, upon turning a single handle, travel simultaneously inwards towards the centre to clamp the part and out again to release it.
For further information www.roemheld.co.uk

The Engineering Technology Group (ETG) is at EMO guiding UK customers through the wealth of innovations on show from principal partners such as OPS Ingersoll (hall 12, stand D74), Quaser (hall 12, stand A58), Chiron (hall 12, stand C50), AXILE (hall 16,stand E21), Nakamura-Tome (hall 17, stand B34) and Mitsubishi (hall 9, stand C52). Among numeroushighlightsare the Chiron DZ 22 S twin-spindle mill-turn centre and Nakamura-Tome’s new‘Chronocut’ technology. Any customers wishing to see these innovations and many more should call or email Steve Brown or Graeme Thomas.
For further information www.engtechgroup.com

CGTech, developer of CNC machine simulation software VERICUT, is launching the new VERICUT Version 9.4 at EMO from stand B24 inhall 9. Under the motto ‘Get connected’, CGTech says v9.4 offers outstanding features and functions. For instance, the new CNC ‘Machine Monitoring’ module focuses on increasing connectivity across the manufacturing workflow, enabling organisations to do more with the resources they already have. Via VERICUT, it is possible to stream events on the shop floor in real time to monitor what the machines are actually doing.
For further information www.cgtech.co.uk