U.S. manufacturers’ new orders for machine tools improved to $360.8 million in August, up 22.7% from July but still -12.0% behind the August 2023 new-order volume. The latest result brings the ...
One aspect of this partnership is the expansion of DMG Mori’s end-to-end digital twin for machine tool machining on the Siemens Xcelerator Marketplace. Specific technologies for the creation of ...
NAGOYA, Japan -- Japan's long-established machine tool industry is coming to a turning point as the auto industry's pivot to electric vehicles changes the needs of a major set of customers, even as ...
Simply sign up to the Chinese business & finance myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. China has struggled to develop the most advanced machine tools essential to manufacturing, despite its ...
TOKYO -- Japanese machine tool makers are benefiting from rising orders of auto-related devices as the intensifying competition among electric vehicle and plug-in hybrid makers in China spurs EV giant ...
The global supply chain realignment away from China is expected to accelerate, driven by the tariff war between the world’s largest consumer — the US — and the world’s largest producer — China. This ...
Component design and reliability have never been more relevant than in today’s demanding market. Ultra-fast, super-precision angular contact ball bearings can handle extremely high rotational speeds ...
Simply sign up to the War in Ukraine myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Chinese shipments to Russia of an important class of advanced machine tools have increased tenfold since the ...
Purchases of capital equipment by U.S. machine shops and other manufacturers fell to $387.3 million in July, down-9.5% from June but still 20.1% higher than the July 2024 result. The strength of the ...
Taiwan's machine tool industry is confronting its most difficult survival challenge in years, grappling with the combined pressures of tariffs and unfavorable currency fluctuations. Despite resilience ...
The nation’s machine tool exports for the first 11 months fell 8.8 percent year-on-year to US$1.83 billion, the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI) said in a report released yesterday, ...