Blog & Technical Papers
VDW’s team comprises experts in their respective specialist fields who actively contribute their knowledge and expertise to numerous national and international contexts. They provide valuable information on ongoing trends, industry news, and captivating events, although the intervals may vary. Of particular interest are the specialist articles related to our trade fairs, namely NORTEC and EMO Hannover, which offer well-founded insights into the latest developments within the German machine tool industry and its surrounding ecosystem.
Implementing sustainability permanently
Implementing sustainability permanently
Implementing sustainability permanently
Exhibitors at EMO Hannover 2025 present solutions and processes.
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Low-emission brake disk: Best practice in data-driven production
Low-emission brake disk: Best practice in data-driven production
Low-emission brake disk: Best practice in data-driven production
Low-emission braking systems thanks to innovative materials and processes
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The future of automobiles begins in production
The future of automobiles begins in production
The future of automobiles begins in production
Transformations in the automotive industry through automation, digitalization and artificial intelligence
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Innovative materials increase sustainability in the factory
Innovative materials increase sustainability in the factory
Innovative materials increase sustainability in the factory
Metal foam and PFAS substitution improve ecological footprint
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“Real” smart automation
“Real” smart automation
“Real” smart automation
EMO Hannover 2025 showcases unique solutions with direct added value.
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Demand for machine tools has stalled
Demand for machine tools has stalled
Demand for machine tools has stalled
Orders received by the German machine tool industry in the third quarter of 2024 were 16 percent down on the same period last year. Orders from Germany fell by 17 percent whereas those from abroad dropped by 15 percent. Orders received in the first three quarters of 2024 were 23 percent down on the ...
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