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Kitamura Unveils Heavy-Duty Machining Center for IMTS 2026
Kitamura Machinery has begun its preparations for the upcoming International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2026, with the arrival of its Mycenter-HX500iG/630 on the show floor at McCormick Place, Chicago. This heavy-duty horizontal machining centre is designed to meet high-demand production…
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Xebec tooling is changing how manufacturers approach finishing, and Drill Service is bringing the full range to MACH 2026 to show exactly how. Join Tom Skubala of MTDCNC and Hector Worsley of Drill Service as they break down what’s new, what’s changed, and why it’s worth seeing in person. If you’r…
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Oracle Red Bull Racing’s latest performance at the Chinese Grand Prix highlights the team’s resilience and commitment to excellence, demonstrating once again their ability to navigate challenges with determination and skill. Isack Hadjar emerged as a pivotal figure during the race, sec…
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This is where 1,000 machines a year are built!
From assembly lines to full machine builds, SPINNER’s Bulgaria facility is producing up to 1,000 CNC machines a year – right at the heart of Europe’s transport network. With precision-controlled environments, thousands of components in stock, and 24-hour spare parts delivery, everything here is built for performance and reliability. And it’s not just about machines – training, innovation, and a growing team are driving the next phase of expansion. Join Lyndsey Vickers of MTDCNC and Rahsan Kaya of SPINNER Bulgaria Ltd as they take you inside one of Europe’s most impressive manufacturing facilities.
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“We can alternate between additive and subtractive on the fly.” This isn’t a standalone system. It’s a standard Haas machine, upgraded to do both. With an automated deployment mechanism, it switches between building and cutting within the same program. What’s even better? It can be retrofitted onto machines already on your shop floor! Join Arthur Field of MTDCNC and Randy Behm of Phillips Corporation as they break down how hybrid manufacturing is becoming far more accessible than you think.
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Have you seen this brand-new gear hobbing machine?
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Why did they invest heavily in this new workholding?
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MACH 2026: The countdown has begun!
The UK’s premier manufacturing event is nearly here. Why does it matter? “They’re showing kit that’s never been shown before in the UK.” Organised by the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA), MACH brings together the latest machine tools, automation technologies, and tooling innovations under one roof. With live machinery, specialist knowledge hubs, and thousands of visitors expected, it’s a chance for engineers, buyers, and students to explore the future of manufacturing in one place. Learn more in this special episode of the MTDCNC Podcast with our very own Joe Reynolds and MTA’s James Fudge.

SME Focus Episode 266: Enginuity365
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 Fiona McGarry, Maia Rowe-Sampson & Tabby Hanlon-Scott.
Is gear finishing about to change again?
“Their brand-new skive finishing process is shaking up the global gear industry…” Liebherr’s latest innovations are doing exactly that – from Skive Finishing to dresser-independent profile technology and Flex Chamfer. In this MTDCNC podcast, Scott Yoders of Liebherr explains how these technologies are helping manufacturers achieve greater flexibility, faster changeovers, and improved productivity in modern gear production.

SME Focus Episode 265: Russell Eyon – Breakwell’s Coatings & Paints and ARX Apparel and PPE
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 Russell Eyon.
Have you seen their transformation in just two years?
When MTDCNC’s Tom Skubala last visited Brown & Holmes (Derby) Ltd, there were four people on the shop floor. Today? Nineteen and growing fast. With in-house PCB capability, vertical storage, expanded build space and major investment backing, they’ve evolved into a safety-critical electronics partner for aerospace, naval and defence. Now they’re developing their own counter-UAV technology. Tune in to hear Mike share how smart investment, tighter control, and bold thinking are accelerating their next chapter.
What makes this year’s Student Summit unmissable?
It’s a launchpad for thousands of students discovering high-tech, high-impact, and highly lucrative careers. In this powerful episode of the MTDCNC Podcast, Catherine Ross joins Arthur Field to explain why the IMTS 2026 Student Summit isn’t just another event. From 15,000+ students engaging hands-on with robotics and automation to real job pathways, internships, and career connections, this is where inspiration turns into opportunity. If the industry is serious about closing the skills gap, this is where the action starts. As Catherine puts it, “Careers in manufacturing can disrupt generations of financial struggles…” The question is – will we show up





























































