Technological developments are rapidly shaping industrial production. Contributions from the industrial sector show how machines, systems, and processes are being further developed – from manufacturing to automated control.
Modern beer filling: Beer filler as a central component
The requirements for filling technology in breweries have changed significantly in recent years. Rising energy prices, growing cost pressure, higher hygiene standards and the desir... Modern beer fillingGrinding and deburring systems for industrial series processes
The TNA brush deburring machine is designed for industrial series processes in which metal components must be processed with a high degree of repeat accuracy. It is part of a machi... Deburring & automationTruArc Weld – automated welding system
The TruArc Weld from Trumpf is an automated welding system designed specifically for industrial manufacturing processes with changing requirements. At its heart is an integrated se... Automation Welding technologySchuler – Presses for the automotive industry and supplier industry
Schuler is one of the most traditional companies in industrial mechanical engineering in Germany. Founded in Göppingen in 1839, the company has been closely associated with the dev... Forming technology Automotive industryVacuum technology for industrial automation - Schmalz
The Schmalz company has its origins in the Black Forest and can look back on more than a century of history. Over more than a century, the company has developed from a regional man... Vacuum technology for automation2D and 3D measurement technology for measuring components
Inspecvision is a company based in Northern Ireland that specializes in 2D and 3D measurement technology. Its technological focus is on the precise measurement of components produc... 2D and 3D measurement technologyPrinting on steel and aluminum: Rea Jet marking systems
Rea Elektronik is based near Darmstadt and specializes in industrial marking. This refers to the contactless marking of products and materials in demanding industrial environments.... Printing on steel and aluminumLubricants and application technology for industrial forming
Raziol is a family-owned company with over 80 years of history, based in Iserlohn in the Sauerland region. From there, the company and its approximately 140 employees develop and p... Lubricants for industrial formingTest station for inspecting stamped parts - Jenoptik
Jenoptik has been active in the field of photonics for many years and covers a broad technological spectrum. This includes lasers, optics, optical circuits, image processing, and c... Inspection of stamped partsSheet metal straightening machines: Deburring technology - ARKU
ARKU Maschinenbau is headquartered in Baden-Baden and can look back on almost a century of company history. As a third-generation family business, the company's mechanical engineer... Sheet metal straightening machinesIndustrial companies are increasingly turning to automation to increase efficiency, safety, and precision in production. At trade fairs, companies showcase solutions for process control, machine networking, and quality assurance. Modular systems, integrated robot solutions, and smart sensor technology for industrial use are presented.
Whether lightweight construction, 3D printing, or special materials – industry is investing in new materials and innovative processes to make products more sustainable, lighter, or more durable. Messe.TV features articles on developments in additive manufacturing as well as materials with functional properties.
Industrial companies are faced with the challenge of making production processes not only economical but also sustainable. Energy management, heat recovery, and intelligent control technology play a central role in this.
Industrial environments have high requirements for protection and safety. Whether for machine operation, building infrastructure, or IT, the solutions presented show how modern technology minimizes risks and secures work processes.
Maintenance and repair are among the central tasks in industry—not only to prevent breakdowns, but also to extend the service life of systems. Numerous suppliers present modular concepts, sensor solutions, and digital tools for predictive maintenance.