Technology Showcase: On Display at EMO 2017
EMO is a large, international metalworking tradeshow with thousands of exhibitors. Check out the slideshow to see what will be on display!
YG-1 will showcase its TitanoxPower end mills for titanium, stainless steel and nickel-based alloys.
Rocklin Manufacturing Co. will exhibit its Rocklinizer carbide application equipment, which deposits titanium carbide, tungsten carbide and Rockhard electrode onto metals, tools and dies.
Vero will feature its Waveform roughing strategy, which is available in the company’s WorkNC software for CNCs.
Renishaw will exhibit its software for the Equator flexible gauge, which allows users to fully integrate the system with CNC machine tools, its contact scanning system for CNC machine tools, its on-machine and mobile apps which are designed to simplify the use of machine tool probing, an enhanced non-contact tool setter for machining centers, a multi-probe optical interface system, a surface finish probe for coordinate measuring machines, and software that enhances the functionality of Renishaw’s XM-60 multi-axis calibration system.
Open Mind Technologies will present HyperMill Maxx Machining and other new CAM software solutions.
Mikron presents its small-dimension milling and drilling tools for machining stainless and heat-resistant materials, including the CrazyDrill Cool SST-Inox.
Okuma will demonstrate its MU-S600V five-axis vertical machining center, which enables five-face machining of workpieces as large as 600 mm in diameter.
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Event: EMO Hannover 2017
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Date: September 18–23, 2017
Time: 9 a.m.–6p.m.
Location: Fair Grounds, Hannover, Germany
Registration: Available at the tickets page.
Event Quick Facts
In 2013, EMO had
- More than 2,100 exhibitors
- More than 180 square meters of exhibition space
- 143,000 visitors from more than 110 countries, 98.5% of whom were trade professionals
Can’t attend?
Read news and watch the EMO preview video at the EMO News page. Get updates from the blog of Barbara Schulz, MMT European correspondent! She’ll be there to report on the latest trends and technologies. She’ll also provide a review in her November column.
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