en.Wedoany.com Reported - Tool manufacturer Ceratizit will present its high-performance machining solutions at the AMB exhibition in Stuttgart, Germany, in 2026, addressing increasingly volatile market conditions. Under the theme "Design for Resilience," the company will highlight supply chain security across the entire value chain, from powder production to finished tools.
From September 15 to 19, 2026, Ceratizit will welcome visitors at Booth B10/A12 in Hall 3, demonstrating how to safeguard manufacturing processes across the entire value chain while enhancing economic efficiency. Visitors can trace the flow of tungsten raw material through Ceratizit's global production network via the interactive exhibit "Flow of Tungsten."
Beyond individual tools, Ceratizit will focus on complete machining concepts, offering customized solutions for demanding applications in the automotive, aerospace, and hydraulic industries. The goal is to optimize production efficiency, process reliability, and cost-effectiveness across the entire manufacturing process. Through real workpiece examples, visitors will learn effective strategies for complex machining tasks. A highlight of the booth will be live machining demonstrations on a TRAUB turn-mill center, where visitors can observe the complete machining process of spinal implants, showcasing the precision, process stability, and tool performance required for difficult-to-machine materials. Additionally, the company will present specialized tool solutions for titanium and heat-resistant superalloys, materials critical in medical technology and aerospace.
In terms of tool products, Ceratizit will showcase two series: CoreLine and Advanced Lines. CoreLine focuses on high availability, easy procurement, and cost-effectiveness, while Advanced Lines target applications with extremely high demands on productivity and process reliability. Highlights include the expanded SilverLine solid carbide end mill series, now available in a complete range of inch sizes, and MaxiTurn - EcoPeel, an innovative bar peeling solution that integrates roughing and finishing into a single tool concept, helping to simplify processes, reduce tool costs, and improve machining efficiency.
In addition to milling, turning, and drilling tools, Ceratizit will also present digital applications supporting manufacturing planning and tool selection at AMB 2026, aiming to help users make quick, informed decisions throughout the manufacturing process. Visitors can use ToolSelect to quickly identify suitable tools and compare the performance and cost-effectiveness of different options. The digital portfolio also includes Spanflug MAKE, a software for automatic part analysis. This software evaluates manufacturing time, machining costs, and manufacturability based on CAD data, providing users with reliable cost estimates and production planning information in the early stages of a project.
