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Open House EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILS from 5 to 8 November.

Its four brands of excellence will be on display.A leader in the import and distribution of high-tech machining centers and lathes, EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILI will host customers and visitors with an Open House scheduled for November 5, 6, 7, and 8, 2025, at its Modena headquarters, Via Bulgaria, 24.The event will focus on the presentation of its four international brands and various top models, which can meet practically every need in the sector related to chip removal processes, for small, medium, or large production runs.With the slogan “Technologies to produce: come and discover the performance of our 4 excellent brands and how to maximize your production,” the Open House is configured as a showcase, but also as an immersive experience with the opportunity to see the machine tools in operation. Attention will be focused on:- increased precision- drastic reduction in cycle times- production flexibility- programming simplicityThe brands and models present during the Open HouseENSHU, CNC machining centers with superior performance.  On display are the manufacturer's most advanced models: - ENSHU GE480He horizontal machining center - ENSHU GE590He horizontal machining centerFor these machining centers, used for intensive machining and the production of precision components, ENSHU guarantees great rigidity, stability, precision, high feed rates, large work area dimensions and X-Y-Z axes travel. ENSHU is a manufacturer that focuses on the combination of precision and productivity, and its machines are able to guarantee high accuracy even under particularly heavy chip removal conditions.FUJI, double or single-spindle CNC front lathesOn display are the following models:- CSD 300 II (R-motorized) with double front spindle, turrets and gantry robots. Intuitive operation thanks to a customized configuration interface. High robot translation and turret indexing speed. It is ready for IoT connection.- ACUFLEX 400S, the flagship model in the range of multitasking CNC lathes. It combines complex machining capabilities with high productivity. 4 controlled axes (X, Y, Z and C of the spindle axis).- TN 300 II, for automated high-volume turning. Efficient and compact secondary or bar lathe, it integrates a gantry robot for loading/unloading parts as standard. It has a compact structure that makes it ideal for integration into existing production lines or in limited spaces.PRIMINER, CNC machining centers with an excellent performance/price ratio.On display are the following models:- C500-5X 5-axis continuous machining center. A compact top-of-the-line model, it combines high 5-axis technology with a competitive price. It is built with a sturdy double-support table and uses components such as encoders and brand-name optical scales to ensure precise and repeatable results. - V11L/V13L/V15L 3-axis vertical machining centers of the highest precision and maximum durability. They are characterized by high structural rigidity and a large load capacity. Ideal for demanding and heavy-duty machining. Large work areas.SMART Machine Tool, robust and high-performance CNC lathes. Recently introduced to the market, the brand is perfectly positioned for reliability, precision and competitive cost. They are characterized by a high-rigidity body structure for heavy-duty machining.- NL3000BLM, horizontal CNC lathe ideal for heavy and complex machining. For heavy and complex machining of medium-long parts. It is equipped with a turret with live tools for off-axis milling and drilling operations.- NL2500SY, high-productivity multi-axis (5-6) horizontal CNC lathe. It machines complex parts with great precision, including frontal, radial and angular machining in a single cycle. Ideal for machining fully finished medium/short series parts.- NL2500Y/700, multi-axis CNC lathe (4 axes). Ideal for turning long pieces that cannot be machined in a single setup due to the lack of a counterspindle.In addition to the display of brands for which EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILI is the exclusive importer for Italy, there will be a COMEV CNC parallel lathe, model PICO DUE EVO, a REMA CONTROL point as well as numerous partners: RUBIX, FANUC, SIEMENS, RENISHAW, HEIDENHAIN, TOP SOLID.Contacts:T. 059 311 574vendite@emusrl.com 

Expo Center Sharjah to Gather 650 Brands, 300+ Companies from 38 Countries for SteelFab 2026

Cutting-Edge Iron and Steel Technologies to Be Unveiled in SharjahExpo Center Sharjah is set to host the 21st edition of SteelFab, the Middle East's leading event for the metalworking, metal manufacturing, and steel fabrication industry, from January 12 to 15, 2026.The exhibition is expected to see strong participation from regional and international companies and manufacturers, featuring more than 650 major global brands from 38 countries showcasing their latest technologies, machinery, and innovations in the metalworking sector.Active International Participation and Strong Local PresenceSteelFab 2026 will bring together top local and international players in the iron and steel industry to present state-of-the-art machinery, equipment, and tools related to Sheet metal industries, welding and cutting, pipe manufacturing, robotics, and other advanced technologies.Participants will include leading companies from the UK, Germany, India, Taiwan, China, Italy, Turkey, and the UAE, in addition to the most prominent local manufacturers and distributors.Strengthening Sharjah’s Role as a Regional Metal Production HubH.E. Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Center Sharjah, emphasized that SteelFab remains the region's premier platform for the metal-manufacturing and steel fabrication industry. He noted that the exhibition continues to play a pivotal role in enabling manufacturers and companies to showcase their latest products and services, while connecting with potential clients and strategic partners.He added that SteelFab's remarkable success over the past two decades is reflected in consistently high participation levels. The 2026 edition is expected to draw over 300+ international companies and 180 local firms, marking an increase compared to previous editions. A surge in visitor turnout is also anticipated, with attendees representing a wide range of industrial sectors.Advanced Modern TechnologiesSteelFab 2026 will focus on the latest cutting-edge technologies transforming the global iron and steel industries. This edition will once again feature Metal cutting, Metal forming, Welding, Power tools, Innovation trends, Market analysis, Automation, 3D printing and the growing impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on manufacturing processes.To foster greater connectivity, SteelFab 2026 will host an expanded Buyers Program, providing exclusive networking opportunities between exhibitors and more than 250 key industry leaders.The exhibition will also spotlight the newest technologies in Laser cutting, Welding, Robotics, CNC machining, Machine tools, Plate & pipe bending & cutting, 3D printing and precision metal fabrication. In addition, it will feature the 5th edition of the Best Welder Competition, offering a platform to showcase talent, recognize excellence, and celebrate innovation in welding practices.

Anima Confindustria presented the 2025 Mechanical Engineering Manifesto for the EU in Brussels

General Council at the European Parliament to defend industrial competitiveness. Almici: "We are not asking for protection, but for fair conditions to compete"A delegation from Anima Confindustria met today at the European Parliament with the Vice President of the European Parliament, Antonella Sberna, and representatives of the European institutions to share the priorities of the Italian mechanical engineering industry. The mission, organized by the Anima Brussels Office, aimed to solicit political and operational commitment so that the European Union offers a strategic response to the tariffs imposed by the United States and the challenges of the ecological transition, which risk compromising the competitiveness of European manufacturing.During the meeting, the document "Mechanical Engineering Manifesto 2025 for the EU – A new pact for Italian and European industry" was presented, the result of extensive analysis and discussion with the thirty-four Anima federated associations. The document proposes three lines of action: relaunching a coordinated European industrial policy, with concrete tools and regulatory simplifications; managing the ecological transition in a balanced way, integrating cutting-edge innovation and already available technologies; protecting exports and international competition, demanding a response to the new trade barriers that disproportionately affect the mechanical engineering sector."We need a Europe capable of providing operational and not just political responses," declared Pietro Almici, president of Anima Confindustria. "Mechanical engineering companies need clear and effective industrial policies to face the challenges ahead. We must defend the competitiveness and know-how of our companies, to defend the productive and technological capacity of Europe itself.The Manifesto highlights how the industry represented by Anima – over €55.5 billion in turnover, more than 221,000 employees and a strong propensity for exports – constitutes the heart of the European production system. However, the combination of geopolitical crises, new environmental regulations and trade tensions risks redrawing the global industrial balance to our disadvantage.The most important issue discussed in Brussels was that of American tariffs, which severely affect industrial and instrumental mechanics. Following the framework agreement signed between the EU and the US, the White House subsequently decided to introduce new 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum components across 407 customs codes—affecting 80% of production in the sectors represented by Anima—bringing the tariffs far above 15%, further burdening the bureaucratic process for mechanical engineering companies. The Federation reiterated that export planning is impossible without clear customs rules and coordinated European support. The risk, already concrete, is the loss of market share in the United States, the sector's leading non-European partner.Among other priorities that have emerged is the industry's demand for a safe, accessible, and cost-competitive energy supply: an essential condition for the sustainability of production chains. The transition must balance environmental ambition and economic realism, integrating ready-to-use solutions and long-term innovations.The Federation also supports the need for a Clean Industrial Deal, which is a continuation of the European Green Deal, but based on technological neutrality and competitiveness. Companies must be able to choose the best available technologies to reduce emissions, without constraints that penalize production and employment.At the same time, Anima proposes to strengthen dialogue with European institutions to diversify destination markets, focusing on agreements with Mercosur and new partnerships with emerging growth areas in Asia and Africa. These agreements must guarantee regulatory reciprocity and European quality and safety standards, protecting European manufacturers from unfair competition and non-compliant imports."The meeting in Brussels," Almici concluded, "with MEPs from all political groups in the European Parliament was a crucial moment to reaffirm the role of mechanical engineering as a pillar of European competitiveness. We are calling for a strategic vision that enables companies to invest, innovate, and grow. In this meeting, which involved the entire General Council of Anima, we reiterated the risk that Europe as a whole faces weakening its production assets and losing ground to other economic blocs. We are not asking for protection or favoritism, but for the right conditions to compete."The mission is part of the institutional activities of Anima Bruxelles, which represents the voice of Italian mechanical engineering at EU institutions, promoting ongoing dialogue between companies, MEPs, and industrial stakeholders. With the 2025 Mechanical Engineering Manifesto for the EU, Anima renews its commitment to collaborating with the Commission and Parliament for a European competitiveness policy capable of combining sustainability, autonomy, and growth.

Make-to-Order Days: New trade fair to premiere in 2026

Spotlight on precision: New trade fair "Make-to-Order Days" will première in Stuttgart in 2026Make-to-Order Days (MTO Days), a new trade fair format for precision parts, contract manufacturing and machining, will make its début at the Stuttgart Trade Fair Center on 9 and 10 June 2026. A key industrial sector, which has been confronted with enormous pressure for innovation and adaptation for many years, will then have its own procurement fair for the first time.The new buyers' trade fair is specifically aimed at decision-makers and buyers from future-oriented key industries – from traditional mechanical engineering and automotive technology through to defence, robotics and renewable energies. The focal point will be contract-based precision manufacturing whose importance for global value-added chains is growing continuously. "Technological changes, geopolitical challenges and the transformation of entire branches of industry are posing great challenges to many manufacturing companies. With Make-to-Order Days we are creating a platform which will react precisely to these changes – closely geared towards the needs of the industry and with a clear focus on the future," said Roland Bleinroth, President of Messe Stuttgart.Clear message from the machining sector: backbone of industry as the focal pointAccording to the Machining Technology Cluster, the distinct positioning is paramount. "As an important economic factor, we are permanently striving towards innovative developments, new economic spheres, additional business areas and future-oriented technologies. In our capacity as the partner of the new buyers' trade fair MTO Days in Stuttgart, we are offering our members ideal conditions and opportunities in this respect," emphasized Ingo Hell, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Machining Technology Cluster.The partner associations have also welcomed the new trade fair format. Werner Liebmann, Managing Director of the German Turned Parts Industry Association, emphasized: "Make-to-Order Days will give our industry an important platform. Contracted-based manufacturing is the backbone of a large number of key industries – and will attract the necessary attention and networking through this format.""Messe Stuttgart has been a reliable partner for our Association for many years – and the conditions for Make-to-Order Days are ideal, especially in the strong industrial area of Baden-Württemberg with its superb infrastructure. Contracted-based manufacturing has always been an important area of activity for toolmakers since their day-to-day business includes all competencies and high-end precision. We are therefore impressed by the trade fair concept: MTO Days provides an opportunity to present the offered services on a professional platform. We are pleased to act as a partner and will support this strong format with full conviction." Ralf Dürrwächter, Managing Director of the Association of German Tool and Mold MakersValue-added through synergies: three trade fairs to be held concurrentlyOne special advantage: Make-to-Order Days will be held concurrently with CastForge, International Trade Fair for Castings and Forgings with Processing, and The Battery Show Europe. This will produce valuable synergies for exhibitors and visitors alike. Especially in associated fields of technology in which precise manufacturing plays a key role, new points of contact and interdisciplinary discussion opportunities are being created.Clear structures for maximum visibilityMake-to-Order Days offers exhibitors a unique and clearly structured stand concept which is aimed specifically at efficient business initiation. Thanks to detailed service specifications with information about application areas, production processes, materials, certifications and batch sizes, potential customers can identify suitable suppliers beforehand and ideally prepare their attendance at the trade fair leading to precisely the right connections for sustainable business in addition to the welcome random trade fair contacts. Another highlight is the stand construction concept with all-inclusive packages: a uniform, modern design ensures equality and discretion among all exhibitors. Along with organizational support, service and communication measures are also integrated. Exhibitors can therefore concentrate on everything that really matters – business initiation with the right partners.Accompanying program with the emphasis on practiceIn addition to the traditional product exhibition, the new trade fair format focuses on knowledge transfer and networking. A technical forum will examine key topics in the areas of digitalisation, precision and manufacturing trends in a practical manner. The networking area and separate meeting rooms will provide ideal conditions for personal discussions, confidential negotiations and business transactions.Registration is now possibleExhibitors can now register for Make-to-Order Days 2026. Registration is easy via the official event website (www-mto-days.de) of Messe Stuttgart. Interested parties can find there all important information relating to stand packages, participation opportunities and the accompanying programme. Booking early will not only secure a place at the première, but also the benefits of high visibility and reach of the new trade fair.

BI-MU: a 70-year history

The 35th edition of the fair will take place from 13 to 16 October 2026 at FIERAMILANO RHO.From 13 to 16 October 2026, fieramilano Rho will host the 35th edition of BI-MU, the leading Italian event dedicated to the manufacturing industry of metal cutting and metal forming machine tools, robots, automation, digital and additive manufacturing, auxiliary and enabling technologies.Promoted by UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE, the association of Italian machine tool, robot and automation manufacturers, and organized by EFIM-ENTE FIERE ITALIANE MACCHINE, BI-MU is the only international trade show in Italy, the first to open up to the world of connectivity for industry and, this year too, updates its offering to meet market needs, presenting a special edition with which it celebrates a 70-year history.In this sense, 35.BI-MU has chosen "Where it all begins" as its slogan, underscoring the central role of machine tools, which enable much of manufacturing, and the long, unwavering tradition of this exhibition event.The organization of the exhibition has undergone no interruptions in its 70 years of activity, making BI-MU the reference event for manufacturing industry operators who, in the exhibition pavilions, observe the production technology offerings to plan their investments. 35.BI-MU is also a sustainable event, managed and organized according to the principles of environmental, economic, and social sustainability, certified ICIM ISO 20121.The protagonists of the exhibition will be the latest-generation, digitalized and interconnected machines and technologies that have integrated 4.0 solutions and automation systems capable of enabling typical digital factory processes.In addition, 35.BI-MU will focus on 7 technological themes: RobotHeart, dedicated to robotics, automation, components, systems, and artificial intelligence, sponsored by SIRI; AMItaly, dedicated to the entire additive manufacturing supply chain (machines, materials, and post-processing software), sponsored by AITA; BI-MU Digital, digital solutions for the smart factory, with advanced software, connectivity and data security technologies, sensors, and self-adaptive systems; Metrology and Testing, which offers measuring instruments, testing machines, and artificial vision; Power4Machines, dedicated to components for mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic transmission, sponsored by FEDERTEC; Heat and surface treatments, plants and systems to improve material performance, and, new to this edition, Tool Tech, dedicated to advanced tools for efficient, high-precision production.The exhibition offering will be rounded out by an overview of Revamping & Retrofitting, presenting a selection of machines and systems appropriately regenerated and enhanced to meet the needs of the second-life market, complementary to the "new" market.Alongside the exhibition offering, there will be in-depth cultural exploration, as per tradition, through a rich program of meetings, curated by organizers and exhibitors, hosted in the BI-MUpiù arena.Added to this is the Education & Job project, created with the aim of bringing together, even during the event, the world of schools and businesses that have a strong need for motivated young people prepared to work in the factories of the future. 35.BI-MU will offer a special program of initiatives dedicated to students; The flagship initiative will be the second edition of ROBOTGAMES, the robotics and automation competition for high school students.New for the 35th edition is the BI-MU FUTURTECH Awards 2026: an award that celebrates the most innovative solutions in manufacturing. Open to all exhibitors, the competition recognizes excellence in mechanical technology, digitalization, and sustainability. A jury of experts will select the winners through technical evaluations and visits to the stands.Finally, the organizers have already launched the program of events leading up to the event: the "Machine Tool and Mechanics Convention" at the Alfa Romeo Museum and the "Speed, Innovation, Value: the event that accelerates your additive business" conference hosted at the Mille Miglia Museum in Brescia, which were held in June.Updated information and details on participation are available at bimu.it. To celebrate this important milestone together with the companies, the organizers of 35.BI-MU have developed, among other things, a specific discount policy that is already available online.

Machine tool orders remained stable in the third quarter (+1.1%)

Foreign orders (-7.7%); domestic orders (+12.4%)Riccardo Rosa, president of UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE, stated: “domestic demand is still too weak despite the “plus sign”, no improvement in the automotive sector and “uncertainty regarding Made in USA” are the critical issues that accompany the daily work of Italian manufacturers, who are worried about the near future. The economic policy tools that government authorities are defining for the two-year period 2026-2027 will be fundamental”.In the third quarter of 2025, the machine tool orders index developed by the UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE Study & Business Culture Centre was stationary (+1.1%) compared to the period July-September 2024. In absolute value, the index stood at 53.3 (base 100 in 2021).In particular, orders collected on the domestic market increased by 12.4% compared to the third quarter of 2024, for an absolute value of 15.4.On the foreign market, order collection decreased by 7.7% compared to the same period of the previous year. The absolute value of the index stood at 87.1.Riccardo Rosa, president of UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE, stated: “although this latest UCIMU index survey confirms the positive trend in domestic demand, the absolute value of the index shows that it is still very weak. In fact, the decline in cross-border activity is barely offset by the recovery of the domestic market.”“The context in which we find ourselves operating,” continued Riccardo Rosa, “is truly complicated. Europe is deeply suffering from the German crisis and the geopolitical instability caused by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. In particular, the electric transition of the engine has triggered a significant downsizing of manufacturing activity: European carmakers are not investing because it is unclear what will happen in the future and companies in the supply chain announce plant closures and staff cuts almost daily.”"On the other hand, we Italian manufacturers see that the downsizing of our main outlet sector, namely the automotive sector, cannot be covered by investments in so-called alternative sectors. For this reason, we believe it is essential, to ward off the spectre of industrial desertification in the Old Continent, to extend the transition to green mobility and to thoughtfully consider, at the level of EU institutions, alternative forms of propulsion capable of ensuring low emissions and, at the same time, safeguarding production, factories, and jobs."“Looking overseas,” continued the president of UCIMU, “the United States has held firm so far. However, we are seeing some cases of Italian companies having difficulty delivering machinery to the USA due to tariffs. There is great concern on this front too, as the American administration's attitude has cast heavy uncertainty on the international market, effectively causing a slowdown in export activity, as our order index clearly shows.”“On the domestic front,” concluded president Riccardo Rosa, “we know that the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy and the Ministry of Economy and Finance are committed to defining a new industrial policy program that should support companies over the next two years. The less than positive experience of Industry 5.0, which only in its final phase brought interesting results, must serve as a warning to ensure that companies can have a truly useful and effective tool to support the updating of Italian production plants."”We appreciate the idea of a single measure, although we prefer a tax credit. However, we request that a bonus be included for Made in EU production. Finally, the duration and financial resources needed to support the transformation of our factories will be crucial, at a time when AI and digitalization, if properly targeted, can make a difference. Regarding the duration, Riccardo Rosa concluded, we request that the measure be implemented from the beginning of the year, avoiding the exasperated wait-and-see effect we experienced with Industry 5.0. Regarding the funding, the pressure from Asian supply and general instability, the primary factor driving the freeze on investments in capital goods, require serious intervention in terms of overall financial resources to support the competitiveness of our manufacturing sector."