Published 9/11/2019

September 2019 Product Spotlight: EMO Hannover

Catch a preview of some of the metalworking technologies to be on display at EMO Hannover next week in this special product spotlight.

Edited by: MMS Editorial Team

NCMT will demonstrate Blue Photon’s photo-activated adhesive workholding system designed to hold parts for tight-tolerance machining and inspection. Read More.

Siemens expands its software portfolio for machine tools with AnalyzeMyWorkpiece /Monitor, which enables continuous monitoring of workpiece production in machine tools. Read More.

The Kellenberger 100 grinding machine’s FANUC 31i CNC features a simple operator guidance system on a 19" touchscreen panel. Read More.

The HandyScan Black is the third generation of metrology-grade scanners from Creaform and is offered in Black and Black Elite based on part complexity, measurement speed and accuracy. Read More.

Grob’s new Access series includes two flexible all-rounder universal machining centers, the G350a and G550a, which are designed for reliability and high productivity. Read More.

The Haimer Microset VIO Linear presetting machine offers fully automatic measuring cycles for maximum operating convenience. Read More.

Burkhardt+Weber’s MCX 900 horizontal machining center is designed for accuracy, accommodating part sizes fitting within a 1,500 mm (59") swing and as tall as 1,750 mm (69"). Read More.

Schwäbische Werkzeugmaschinen’s BA 322i HMC is designed to function as an independent cell, since a six-axis robot and pallet storage system are incorporated into the machine. Read More.

MachineMetrics is an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platform designed specifically for discrete manufacturing. Read More.

Open Mind Technologies’ HyperMill CAM software was developed with Industry 4.0 in mind. Read More.

EMO 2019 is set to take place September 16-21 in Hannover, Germany. Editors Peter Zelinski, Derek Korn and Eli Plaskett will be there covering the show on foot and visiting booths, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait for them to get back to learn about some of the manufacturing technologies being released and highlighted there. The gallery above includes some of the products to be displayed at the show. Swipe left and right to view them, and click the links to learn more.

Billed as the world’s premier trade fair for the metalworking industry, EMO expects to bring in hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world to see machine tools and other technologies. Industry 4.0 and digitalization are key focuses of the trade show.