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Sandvik Coromant welcomed manufacturing professionals from across the industry to TechDays 2026 in Mebane.
Attending on behalf of MTDCNC were Arthur Field and Ana Fernanda Melendez, who spent the week exploring the technologies, strategies, and engineering expertise driving Sandvik Coromant’s “From Concept to Creation” initiative. The theme reflected a broader shift within manufacturing, highlighting h…
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Ideal Tool Boosts Production with New Automation Partnership
Ideal Tool and Manufacturing has partnered with Hartwig Inc. to implement a fully automated manufacturing cell featuring HAINBUCH workholding technology. This strategic collaboration aims to address the increasing demand for aluminium parts and enhance production efficiency. Central to this initia…
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Hexagon Powers Red Bull Racing’s Miami GP Success
Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence is playing a pivotal role in the advancement of Oracle Red Bull Racing’s performance, as evidenced by their recent showing at the Miami Grand Prix. The team demonstrated remarkable on-track progress with Max Verstappen securing an impressive second place in qualifying and ending the race in fifth position, following an early spin. This performance underscores the enhancements in the team’s race pace. The successes achieved on the track are supported by Hexagon’s state-of-the-art metrology solutions. These solutions enable the racing team to meticulously analyse and refine the geometries of their vehicles as they integrate the chassis with
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Sandvik Coromant welcomed manufacturing professionals from across the industry to TechDays 2026 in Mebane.
Attending on behalf of MTDCNC were Arthur Field and Ana Fernanda Melendez, who spent the week exploring the technologies, strategies, and engineering expertise driving Sandvik Coromant’s “From Concept to Creation” initiative. The theme reflected a broader shift within manufacturing, highlighting how Sandvik Coromant is helping customers tackle production challenges across the complete manufacturing process. From initial concept and process planning through to machining, inspection, automation, and optimisation. The message also aligned closely with Sandvik Coromant’s upcoming IMTS 2026 campaign. “Come with a challenge. Leave with a solution.” Throughout the event, Arthur and Fer gained insight into how Sandvik Coromant is
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What made quality easier on the shop floor at WH Bagshaw?
“Once we put 1Factory in place, we haven’t had any issues…” That’s what Josh Hardwick of WH Bagshaw shares with MTDCNC’s Arthur Field. Before OneFactory, paper-based audits meant errors could slip through – even a misplaced decimal point led to a full customer return. After implementing the software, out-of-spec dimensions are flagged instantly, paperwork errors are eliminated, and teams have real-time visibility into jobs and audits.
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Ideal Tool Boosts Production with New Automation Partnership
Ideal Tool and Manufacturing has partnered with Hartwig Inc. to implement a fully automated manufacturing cell featuring HAINBUCH workholding technology. This strategic collaboration aims to address the increasing demand for aluminium parts and enhance production efficiency. Central to this initiative is the HAINBUCH 65mm SPANNTOP chuck, paired with a 3-jaw module adaptation. This setup is designed to accommodate a diverse range of aluminium parts, varying in diameter from 1 to 5.5 inches, without the need for changing chucks. This innovation results in zero changeover time, the elimination of collet inventory, and ensures consistent concentricity across all parts during each manufacturing
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EMUGE-FRANKEN, GibbsCAM and Matsuura to Host Live 5-Axis Machining Demonstration Event!
EMUGE-FRANKEN USA has partnered with GibbsCAM and Matsuura Machinery USA to host a live 5-axis machining demonstration event on May 21, 2026, at the EMUGE-FRANKEN Technology Center in West Boylston. The event is designed for CNC programmers, machinists, and manufacturers interested in transitioning from traditional 3-axis machining to more advanced 5-axis manufacturing processes. Scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the session will focus on practical methods for simplifying 5-axis machining while helping shops improve productivity, reduce setup times, and increase operational flexibility. The organisers aim to demonstrate how modern machining technologies and software tools can make multi-axis manufacturing more
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MMTS 2026 Returns to Montréal with Strong Focus on Manufacturing Technology and Strategic Decision-Making!
Montreal Manufacturing Technology Show 2026 is set to return on May 11–12, 2026, at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, bringing together manufacturers, technology providers, and industry leaders from across Québec and Canada. Organised by SME, the event is positioned as a key platform for manufacturers evaluating new technologies, production strategies, and long-term investment decisions. The two-day exhibition is expected to attract more than 5,000 attendees along with over 200 suppliers showcasing the latest manufacturing innovations. More than 100 new products and production-ready technologies will be presented, covering a broad spectrum of manufacturing applications and industrial solutions. This year’s edition
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Vector Companies: Inside a zero-friction manufacturing model
Connected and adaptable manufacturing built around keeping everything in motion. That’s exactly what Vector Companies delivers. By bringing gears, shafts, and custom components together across multiple facilities, they’re not just making parts… they’re removing friction from the entire supply chain. That means fewer handoffs, faster lead times, and one accountable partner for everything from low-volume prototypes to high-volume production. Tune in for an exciting MTDCNC podcast and learn how Vector Companies helps customers get production moving and fast.
Stop Paying Too Much Per Hole: Modular Drilling, Swiss Tricks & a Global Kennametal Giveaway
Most shops focus on tool price. The real cost lies in what happens over time. In today’s podcast, Arthur Field of MTDCNC sits down with Keith Hoover of Kennametal to break down why cost per hole is the metric that actually drives profitability. There’s no complicated math – just a conversation packed with practical insights to help you reduce costs, improve performance, and make smarter tooling decisions. And if that’s not enough, there’s also a chance to win tooling in Kennametal’s global Machinist of the Year giveaway! If you’re looking to boost productivity and save money, this is one you
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.
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
Star-SU: 100 years of people, precision and motion
“They don’t just sell tools. They help the world turn, literally.” Behind every precision gear is a human story worth hearing. This is the real story behind nearly a century of family-led manufacturing at Star-SU, shared by Jeffrey Lawton on the latest MTDCNC Podcast. From generational leadership and global growth to resilience, risk-taking, and people-first values, this conversation explores what it truly takes to last in manufacturing: a powerful reminder that progress comes from craftsmanship, relationships, and never losing sight of the human side of industry.
How fast can your machine builder get you running again?
You know you’ve got the right partner when uptime is built into their entire service philosophy! That’s what Starrag is all about. In today’s podcast, MTDCNC’s Arthur Field talks with Rob and Steven of Starrag about how their team classifies parts, manages everything through their ERP system, and ships critical replacements straight from their Kentucky warehouse. From a flooded vertical turning center to modernizing a 1970s machine to 2025 standards, their service stories are proof that Starrag keeps customers’ machines running. Tune in to learn how smart stocking, global technician coordination, and precise ticket tracking help Starrag react fast when
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