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Over 500 Gather for hyperMILL 2026 Roadshow
More than 500 manufacturing professionals recently gathered for the hyperMILL 2026 Roadshow. The event highlighted the significance of face-to-face engagement in driving innovation within the manufacturing sector. The roadshow spanned six stops, each featuring discussions on the new features of hy…
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Racing Yacht Manifold Revolutionises 3D Printing
AMufacture has successfully printed a racing yacht manifold using the cutting-edge HP 5200 Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printer, a move highlighting the potential of additive manufacturing in producing high-value components. The process, supported by Matsuura Machinery Ltd in the UK, illustrates the…
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The recent Airbus Launch Pad event provided an exceptional platform for industry professionals to connect and collaborate. Held last week, the event brought together leaders from across the manufacturing sector, offering a unique opportunity to strengthen existing relationships and forge new conne…
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Increased Demand for Diverse Plastic Components
Yorkshire Precision Engineering Ltd is witnessing a rise in demand for plastic parts moving through their production line. With no single engineering plastic fitting every application, the company focuses on machining components tailored to specific industrial needs. Yorkshire Precision Engineering employs a range of materials in its production, including acetal, acrylic, nylon 6, PEEK, and polypropylene. Each material is selected for its unique performance characteristics, ensuring precision components that meet varying industry requirements. The use of multiple materials allows the company to cater to a diverse set of applications, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of their manufacturing processes. This approach
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Mitsubishi’s WJX Milling Cutter Enhances Machining Efficiency
Mitsubishi Materials has announced the launch of its WJX Series Milling Cutter, designed to enhance roughing performance while maintaining stability. This innovative tool features a robust double-sided insert design, alongside optimised cutting geometry, ensuring smooth operations even at elevated feed rates. Engineered for the demanding needs of CNC machining, the WJX Series Milling Cutter aims to satisfy manufacturers seeking efficiency improvements without compromising on reliability. Its standout feature, the double-sided insert, provides enhanced durability and extended tool life, crucial for high-volume production environments. The optimised cutting geometry facilitates a more aggressive cutting approach, enabling manufacturers to push their equipment harder
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Over 500 Gather for hyperMILL 2026 Roadshow
More than 500 manufacturing professionals recently gathered for the hyperMILL 2026 Roadshow. The event highlighted the significance of face-to-face engagement in driving innovation within the manufacturing sector. The roadshow spanned six stops, each featuring discussions on the new features of hyperMILL 2026. These innovations piqued the interest of attendees and addressed key manufacturing challenges set to shape the industry’s future. The roadshow underscored the importance of technology, expertise, and collaboration in transforming innovation into a tangible competitive advantage. The team at OPEN MIND Technologies AG, known for their CAD/CAM software solutions, facilitated the event. Attendees were introduced to advanced capabilities
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Airbus Launch Pad Fosters Manufacturing Collaboration
The recent Airbus Launch Pad event provided an exceptional platform for industry professionals to connect and collaborate. Held last week, the event brought together leaders from across the manufacturing sector, offering a unique opportunity to strengthen existing relationships and forge new connections. Airbus hosted the event, which emphasised the vital role of collaboration and networking in driving innovation and growth within the industry. Attendees noted that such gatherings are instrumental in sharing insights and advancing technological progress. The event underscored the importance of partnerships in fostering innovation and was lauded for its ability to facilitate meaningful interactions among participants. Attendees
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Walter Tools Unveils Precision Range for Electronics Manufacturing
Walter Tools has introduced a new range of tools designed specifically for the small part machining needs of the electronics industry. This development promises increased efficiency and reduced downtime for manufacturers producing high-precision electronic components such as connectors, housings, and contact elements. The newly launched range focuses on extending tool life and minimising interruptions during production. This is especially beneficial when dealing with components that require high precision at smaller diameters. The company’s latest solutions aim to optimise manufacturing processes by enhancing tool performance and reliability, ensuring smooth operations in the production of thousands of intricate electronic parts. By addressing
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SME Focus Episode 276: Phil Cattaneo – Director, Business Development, Brown & Holmes Automation Ltd
SME Focus is the programme showcasing our brilliant SMEs. For manufacturers, by manufacturers. The weekly show was founded by Chris Greenough. Chris has championed the British manufacturing sector for more than two decades, particularly SMEs, and we are delighted that he is hosting this innovative programme brought to you by MTDCNC. The week’s show features PLUS Automation’s Mark Weymouth as he interviews Phil Cattaneo, Director, Brown & Holmes Automation Ltd.
Sandvik Coromant aren’t just a tooling company, and IMTS 2026 is where they’re proving it.
Come with a manufacturing challenge, leave with a solution. That’s the Sandvik Coromant promise for this year’s show – and after the buzz they created in 2024, they’re doubling down on everything that worked! Arthur Field of MTDCNC sits down with Victoria and Jeremy of Sandvik Coromant to go behind the scenes of one of manufacturing’s biggest trade show presences, from twenty-four months of planning and live customer component displays to one-on-one meetings with engineering experts and brand-new digital experiences inside the booth. What’s it like to have Sandvik Coromant be your partner in manufacturing? IMTS 2026 is where that
Forging has been around for centuries, and it still matters more than ever.
Since 1919, Clifford Jacobs Forging has been shaping steel into parts that keep the world moving – from Apache helicopters and F-18 components to elevator axles and mining equipment. In today’s MTDCNC Podcast, our guest Lori Brown of IMT Corporation breaks down what forging really is, why it still outperforms casting in critical applications, and how AI, simulation, and smarter furnace controls are modernising one of manufacturing’s oldest trades.

SME Focus Episode 275: Jennifer Hughes – Transicon Limited
SME Focus is the programme showcasing our brilliant SMEs. For manufacturers, by manufacturers. The weekly show was founded by Chris Greenough. Chris has championed the British manufacturing sector for more than two decades, particularly SMEs, and we are delighted that he is hosting this innovative programme brought to you by MTDCNC. The week’s show features PLUS Automation’s Mark Weymouth as he interviews Jennifer Hughes, General Manager, Transicon Limited.
The engineering podcast that engineers actually asked for!
From saw doctors to applications engineers, MTDCNC’s Tom Skubala and Chloe Reeve have lived the shop floor life – and now they’re talking about it. The debut episode of Tools Down covers everything from crashed machines and mindset to whether manufacturing really has a skills gap or just a serious image problem. Raw, honest, and refreshingly unfiltered – this is the podcast built by engineers, for engineers. Tune in to hear some interesting details about scrapped aerospace parts, tools dunked in tea, and the man the press once called mad for building the Eiffel Tower.
Why is workholding always an afterthought – if the machine never touches the part?
Invest a million dollars in a machine tool, forget about the chuck – and you’ve already compromised everything. In today’s MTDCNC podcast, Hainbuch’s Jarred breaks down why workholding is the most overlooked variable on the shop floor and how getting it right saves time, money, and scrap. From the IQ Chuck measuring diameter, RPM, and part temperature live inside the chuck, to the CentroteX AC system performing complete chuck changeovers lights out without an operator – there’s a reason one customer was able to take thirteen operators off a single cell. Join the conversation and find out why workholding isn’t

































































