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“Strategic Turning Solution for OP 10 / OP 20 – Flexible, Precise, and Built for Automation”

by Oliver Hagenlocher 2. July 2025

The requirements for CNC lathes are clearly defined: maximum process reliability, high machining precision, flexible application options and easy integration into automated production lines. A well-thought-out machine concept is particularly important for workpieces that require machining on both sides as well as additional milling or drilling. The HSC 1 from EMAG has precisely these aspects in mind. In this interview, Peter Gröner, Product Manager of the Turning Business Unit at EMAG, explains the technical features, the range of applications and the design considerations behind this machine.  

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Retrofit makes aging grinding machines fit for the future

by Oliver Hagenlocher 8. April 2025

Modern production systems are a key factor for the competitiveness of manufacturing companies. For high-quality cylindrical grinding machines, a comprehensive modernization of existing systems can be an economically interesting alternative to purchasing new equipment. CNC-Technik Weiss GmbH, part of the EMAG Group since 2019, specializes in retrofitting Karstens cylindrical grinding machines. The Neckartailfingen–based company has decades of experience in overhauling and modernizing these precision machines. In an interview with Andreas Holstein, Plant Manager at EMAG Weiss, we were able to talk about the technical possibilities and economic aspects of retrofitting. 

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Sustainability meets efficiency: EMAG’s retrofit approach to machine modernization

by Oliver Hagenlocher 5. February 2025

Imagine your old machine tool suddenly being able to do more than ever before – and with less energy consumption. What sounds like a dream has become reality with EMAG’s retrofit solutions. In this interview, Markus Heidel, Head of the Retrofit Business Unit at EMAG, explains how used machines can be turned into real speedsters and why this concept will shape the future of mechanical engineering. 

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