Bowers Group is attending MACH Exhibition from 20th – 24th April, showcasing a variety of metrology solutions and offering live demonstrations to illustrate how effective data transfer between measurement equipment and applications can boost manufacturing productivity.
HEIDENHAIN has incorporated new software into its TNC control systems, widely fitted by machine tool OEMs to their machining centres and mill-turn centres, that allows complex trochoidal milling routines to be programmed conversationally on the shop floor, without having to download the cycles from a CADCAM station.
Hurco’s location at MACH 2020 will be the same as two years ago, stand 110 in hall 6, but will be even larger at nearly 300 square metres. The exhibition will mark the launch of two product ranges.
To be shown for the first time ever will be the company’s new range of lathes with driven tooling, which will be represented by the TM8Mi model.
When it comes to holemaking and threading, Guhring is undoubtedly an industry leader with a product range that stretches beyond convention. At MACH 2020, the Birmingham manufacturer will reside at Stand 400 in Hall 17, on a 100sq/m stand that will introduce the very latest milling, threading, holemaking and special cutting tools alongside established product lines.
