EMO 2017: A world of metalworking progress

27th Sep 2017, 15:48 • In Videos

This year’s EMO show held in Hannover was an ideal showcase for metalworking companies to promote their latest advances. Automation, digitisation, interconnectivity and additive manufacturing featured prominently at the event; which is Europe’s biggest trade fair dedicated to this sector of manufacturing.

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