HAM virtual showroom

A lot has happened in our showroom in Schwendi-Hörenhausen: new machines, exciting additions, and fresh ideas for the manufacturing of tomorrow. And because our virtual showroom is a one-to-one digital representation of this location, we have now updated it.

You can now experience the digital process chain for machining online. Anytime. From anywhere. With just one click, you can dive right in and discover how modern manufacturing works today – networked, efficient, and practical.

The virtual tour takes you through all the relevant components. From process design and simulation to storage and tool preparation to use on the machining center. We clearly present each step and demonstrate how you can optimally integrate your processes. Thus the individual systems communicate with each other via interfaces and integrate flexibly into your existing production.

So with our showroom, we are laying the foundation for THE technology center of the future – a place where digital innovation and manufacturing technology come together.

Whether you’re looking for inspiration, looking for specific solutions, or simply curious – updated content, new videos, and exciting insights directly from practice await you in the virtual showroom.

👉 Start now: Discover the 360° virtual showroom

Do you have questions about the digital process chain? We are happy to help.

Manufactured basic body for a PCD tool from our workshop “Machining turning evolution” for complete turning-milling machining on 02.07.25

Turning, milling, drilling, reaming, threading, measuring – all in a single integrated process. Sounds like the future, but it has long been a reality in modern manufacturing companies. Complete turning-milling machining combines high-precision machining steps into an efficient process that saves time, reduces errors and sustainably improves processes.

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Aluminum is omnipresent. We encounter it in vehicle bodies, aircraft structures, machine components, packaging and in many industrial applications. The reasons for this are obvious: the material is light, malleable, corrosion-resistant and impresses with its excellent conductivity. However, it is precisely this diversity that poses particular challenges for manufacturers. This is because aluminum machining is anything but a matter of course.

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Imagine a factory where gears not only mesh, but where ideas interweave to create groundbreaking solutions. A place where technology doesn’t stand still, but rather storms forward – faster, more precisely, more efficiently. This is exactly what our HAM showroom is. We launched it four years ago to provide a real insight into the digital process chain and to show what digital manufacturing looks like today and what it could look like in the future. Not a theoretical construct, but a functioning system that ranges from the first digital tool model to machining on the machine.

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The manufacturing world is at a turning point. With Industry 4.0, automation and intelligent production processes, the entire structure is changing – faster, more efficiently and more precisely than ever before. However, technological progress not only brings new opportunities, but also significant challenges: High investments, security risks in IT and the complex integration of new systems into existing structures are slowing down many companies.

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Hard machining is the machining of ferrous materials with a hardness of at least 54 HRC. Common hard machining processes include grinding, hard milling and hard turning. Hard milling has become increasingly important in recent years, particularly for components, instead of the time-consuming and costly process of grinding or eroding.

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Titanium – a material that is increasingly playing a key role in the modern manufacturing environment. However, due to its strength and material properties, machining it is demanding and requires specialized strategies. So how exactly can these challenges in titanium machining be mastered?

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The HAM team at AMB 2024 in Stuttgart

The AMB 2024 in Stuttgart was once again the metalworking industry event of the year and we are proud to have been there again as an exhibitor! The international exhibition, which has been a fixture in the metalworking industry since 1982, once again proved to be an indispensable platform for exchanging ideas and presenting new technologies. With over 65,000 trade visitors from all over the world and 1,244 exhibitors, the trade fair offered a unique opportunity to experience innovations in metalworking at first hand. And we were also able to successfully showcase our innovative products and solutions.

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The new HAM HSC / HPC titanium tools from HAM Präzision

Almost as light as aluminum, but stronger than steel – these are the properties of titanium.

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New in the program at HAM Präzision: the new solid carbide aluminum milling cutter 40-5380 with central internal cooling

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