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CemeCon Deutschland

CemeCon Deutschland

Reactive Sputter Deposition Conference

Manchester, England

“HiPIMS – the most flexible tool for research” Dr. Christoph Schiffers, Coating Equipment, CemeCon AG

CemeCon Deutschland

Wernesgrüner Werkzeugsymposium

Wernesgrün, Germany

“Perfekte Werkzeugperformance in den Zukunftsmärkten der Zerspanung dank innovativer HiPIMS- und Diamant-Beschichtungen,”
Dr. Marius Gipperich, Sales Manager Europe

CemeCon Deutschland

STOM

Kielce, Poland

CemeCon Deutschland

TMTS

DKSH Booth: G1015, 4F, Taichung, Taiwan

CemeCon Japan

SIMTOS

Seoul, Korea

CemeCon USA

69th Annual SVC Technical Conference

Long Beach, Californien

CemeCon Deutschland

GrindingHub

Stuttgart, Germany

The machining industry is undergoing a paradigm shift: the automotive industry is changing, and new drive concepts require less machining. Other challenging but long-established markets, such as aviation, are also changing. New markets are now waiting to be conquered.

CC800®HiPIMS: One coating system, unlimited coatings. Even your own! CemeCon coating technology offers you unique selling points for your precision tools, cost-effective coating solutions for high throughput rates with reliable production processes, and a development platform for your own coatings that will revolutionize your business. We look forward to seeing you live at our booth!

CemeCon Deutschland

European Cutting Tools Conference

Graz, Austria

CemeCon Japan

Machinery & Electronics Exhibition

Kanazawa, Japan

Performance leap with MultiCon®

Performance leap with MultiCon®

Steel is omnipresent in industrial production and demands top performance from tools and coatings. With the latest HiPIMS coating material MultiCon®, CemeCon offers a high-performance solution especially for milling and drilling cast iron and steels between 30 and 50 HRC – for both wet and dry machining.
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Best performance for cutting inserts every day

New high-performance materials, the transition from combustion engines to alternative drive concepts, high innovation and cost pressure – in order to master these and future challenges, machining companies and tool manufacturers must identify and exploit optimization potential.
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