With EMO Hannover 2025 set to open its doors from September 22-26 at Hannover Fair Ground, Ravi Raghavan, Past President, Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers'​ Association, shared a compelling vision of India’s manufacturing journey and opportunities.

The future strength of the Indian Machine Tool industry will depend on innovation, customization, and solution-focused value creation. With resilience and foresight, the industry can anchor India’s manufacturing ambitions in the years ahead.

Continuing its decades of legacy in participating in EMO, Ace Designers Ltd, the flagship of AceMicromatic Group, is all set for EMO Hannover 2025 with a clear vision of global growth and long-term customer partnerships.

Chennai Metco, a leading Indian manufacturer of metallography and petrography equipment, is setting its sights firmly at the upcoming EMO Hannover 2025. C Renganathan, CEO & MD, highlights how perceptions of Indian machine tool manufacturers have changed.

Innovation in precision machining has always been about balancing uncompromising accuracy and high productivity. During our recent visit to Huron Graffenstaden’s facility in Strasbourg, France, we saw how the company has mastered this balance through machines like the MX 12MT Mill-Turn center.

The machine tool industry is rethinking its approach to sustainability. While upgrading technology, cutting costs, and reusing materials, remanufacturing offers a way to restore machines to as-good-as-new condition. An insight into how Grind Master is applying this philosophy.