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EMO Hannover 2025

Ready for a sustainable Future

It’s that time again – EMO will open its doors at the exhibition grounds in Hanover from September 22 to 25. The NSH Group, together with its brands NILES-SIMMONS, HEGENSCHEIDT, RASOMA, and WEMA GLAUCHAU, will once again be part of the trade fair. We look forward to welcoming you in Hall 13 at Booth B10. This year’s focus is all about sustainable machining. We will be presenting our innovative, sustainable technologies, processes, and products in the areas of EURO7-compliant brake disc rolling, resource-efficient polygon and capto manufacturing, as well as smart grinding. Another highlight of this year’s show will be our NILES-SIMMONS TURN-MILL machining centers, being showcased at the fair using augmented and virtual reality. Our sales team is excited to welcome you and looks forward to an inspiring exchange.

Welcome

to the NILES-SIMMONS-HEGENSCHEIDT Group stand at EMO


Experience the following highlights and exhibits

READY for TURN-MILL - Complete Machining Redefined

The NILES-SIMMONS TURN-MILL machining centers of the MC series are based on a proven slant-bed machine concept and are available in sizes ranging from N20MC to N60MC.

Proven in the market for decades – yet always one step ahead: multifunctional, powerful, economical, and highly precise! The modular design of our TURN-MILLs enables customer- and part-specific complete machining solutions – for every application – in one single setup (closed-door machining) – transparent and reliable.

At this year’s trade fair, we will bring the full range of possibilities and modules to life using augmented and virtual reality. Configure your individual machine right at our booth and experience the wide variety of equipment and technologies designed to meet your specific machining requirements.

More information about NILES-SIMMONS turn-mill machining centers

READY for EURO7 - Brake Disc Rolling

At EMO, we will be showcasing our newly developed HEGENSCHEIDT brake disc rolling machine 7796 live for the very first time. By processing coated brake discs for passenger cars and trucks, the machine makes a significant contribution to meeting the strict emission and durability standards of the EURO 7 regulations. Specifically designed to meet market demands, the machine offers an economical, energy- and resource-efficient process for eliminating harmful residual stresses and crack formation, improving surface quality, and extending the service life of cast iron brake discs. With precise cold rolling, a smoothing effect is achieved, reducing surface roughness by up to 75% while also correcting deformations caused by laser cladding. In addition, the shielding of cast iron brake discs is reduced. Alongside the rolling process, we will also provide insights into the NSH Group’s comprehensive capabilities for complete brake disc machining – from initial pre-machining by turning, through perforation of brake discs, to the final grinding of coated and rolled discs, including part handling and automation.

More information about the HEGENSCHEIDT 7796

READY for CAPTO - Polygon Turning Process

On our compact vertical RASOMA DZS CNC turning center, we will be demonstrating the machining of capto parts in live operation. The newly developed multifunctional spindle integrated in the exhibit guarantees a production of polygonal profiles through a continuous cut by turning process. With the polygonal turning and polygonal hammering process, capto interfaces and shaft-hub connections are manufactured much more efficiently and in a more resource-saving way than with conventional processes on the market. The highly efficient production process is characterised by shorter machining times and significantly more precise contours. In addition, the superimposed positive locking results in an increased torque transmission capacity. In addition to the innovative polygon and polygonal turning process, we will also be providing information on further other operations offered by the NSH Group for mapping complete polygon and capto machining, from pre-machining by turning through to finish grinding of the parts with a significantly reduced grinding allowance and therefore a more sustainable approach to production.

More information on polygon turning

 

READY for INNOVATED GRINDING - Software and Process Innovations for Advanced Grinding

Grinding processes are often highly demanding when it comes to sustainability and production efficiency. This makes it all the more important to rely on advanced processes and solutions. At this year’s EMO, we will be presenting both process and software innovations that significantly improve manufacturing workflows. One highlight is our newly developed special steady rest, which enables the automatic alignment of long, slender components – eliminating the need for manual re-adjustments or intermediate setups. This ensures a faster, safer grinding process, reduces scrap, and conserves resources. In addition, we have expanded our in-house WoP operating software with a new 3D module that automatically converts STEP files into 3D models and generates parameterized work plans and job lists based on them. The result: reduced error rates, greater transparency and predictability in production, and less workload for operators.

More about our grinding technologies

Free tickets

Get yourself a free ticket to visit the trade fair via the following link.

Your NSH-EMO ticket