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Ingersoll Cutting Tools Expands Its Range as Shops Look to Simplify Their Supplier Lists (opens the original)
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Many shops are consolidating their supplier lists, favoring partners that cover more of their tooling needs without adding another vendor relationship to track. That shift factors into Ingersoll Cutting Tools’ latest addition. Ingersoll is showcasing a dedicated product display for its modular precision boring solutions, now rebranded as Ingersoll Precision Boring (IPB). According to the company, the rebranding is intended to give shops one name to consolidate tooling decisions under. The IPB sy
Haimer Brings the Tool Room of the Future (opens the original)
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Tool rooms are changing. What used to be a back-corner operation, disconnected from the rest of the shop, is increasingly becoming a data-driven hub that touches every part of the manufacturing process. At IMTS 2026, Haimer wants attendees to see exactly what that shift looks like in practice. The company’s booth features a dedicated area called the Tool Room of the Future, and it’s built around a guided tour rather than a product lineup. Haimer staff lead the tours at scheduled times throughout
Kitamura Makes Its Booth an Automation Zone at IMTS 2026 (opens the original)
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Kitamura Machinery of USA is turning its entire booth into a working demonstration of where five-axis machining and automation are headed. Rather than building a display around size or gimmicks, the company is using its floor space to make a point about production confidence: machines that hold tolerance through an unattended shift, without an operator standing beside them. The world debut of Kitamura's Supercell-1000G, a 48-ton heavy-duty five-axis horizontal machining center. Source (all image
Sandvik Coromant Trades the Product Showcase for a Live Problem-Solving Booth (opens the original)
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Most booths show visitors what a company makes. Sandvik Coromant’s booth is built to show what happens when a visitor’s actual production problem meets the company’s engineers, on the spot. The company calls it the Integrated Manufacturing Solutions Experience and the premise is simple: come with a challenge, leave with a solution. Attendees work directly with Sandvik Coromant’s “yellow coat” experts, walking a real production issue through process planning, simulation, machining and verificatio
NASCAR Signing, Daily Design Challenges Anchor Autodesk's IMTS Booth Plans (opens the original)
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Autodesk booth visitors can find a NASCAR driver signing autographs a few feet from CNC-machined parts pulled straight off a shop floor. NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Cole Custer is scheduled to appear in the Autodesk booth Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 2 to 4 p.m. The signing sits inside a booth built around hands-on demonstration rather than static displays. Eight demo stations anchor the space, each staffed to answer questions and walk attendees through Autodesk Fusion for Manufacturing. Four work
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