Open House EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILS from 5 to 8 November.

Yayınladı 24/10/2025

Its four brands of excellence will be on display.

A leader in the import and distribution of high-tech machining centers and lathes, EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILI will host customers and visitors with an Open House scheduled for November 5, 6, 7, and 8, 2025, at its Modena headquarters, Via Bulgaria, 24.

The event will focus on the presentation of its four international brands and various top models, which can meet practically every need in the sector related to chip removal processes, for small, medium, or large production runs.

With the slogan “Technologies to produce: come and discover the performance of our 4 excellent brands and how to maximize your production,” the Open House is configured as a showcase, but also as an immersive experience with the opportunity to see the machine tools in operation. Attention will be focused on:

- increased precision
- drastic reduction in cycle times
- production flexibility
- programming simplicity

The brands and models present during the Open House
ENSHU, CNC machining centers with superior performance.

On display are the manufacturer's most advanced models:
- ENSHU GE480He horizontal machining center
- ENSHU GE590He horizontal machining center

For these machining centers, used for intensive machining and the production of precision components, ENSHU guarantees great rigidity, stability, precision, high feed rates, large work area dimensions and X-Y-Z axes travel. ENSHU is a manufacturer that focuses on the combination of precision and productivity, and its machines are able to guarantee high accuracy even under particularly heavy chip removal conditions.

FUJI, double or single-spindle CNC front lathes
On display are the following models:

- CSD 300 II (R-motorized) with double front spindle, turrets and gantry robots. Intuitive operation thanks to a customized configuration interface. High robot translation and turret indexing speed. It is ready for IoT connection.
- ACUFLEX 400S, the flagship model in the range of multitasking CNC lathes. It combines complex machining capabilities with high productivity. 4 controlled axes (X, Y, Z and C of the spindle axis).
- TN 300 II, for automated high-volume turning. Efficient and compact secondary or bar lathe, it integrates a gantry robot for loading/unloading parts as standard. It has a compact structure that makes it ideal for integration into existing production lines or in limited spaces.

PRIMINER, CNC machining centers with an excellent performance/price ratio.
On display are the following models:

- C500-5X 5-axis continuous machining center. A compact top-of-the-line model, it combines high 5-axis technology with a competitive price. It is built with a sturdy double-support table and uses components such as encoders and brand-name optical scales to ensure precise and repeatable results.
- V11L/V13L/V15L 3-axis vertical machining centers of the highest precision and maximum durability. They are characterized by high structural rigidity and a large load capacity. Ideal for demanding and heavy-duty machining. Large work areas.

SMART Machine Tool, robust and high-performance CNC lathes. Recently introduced to the market, the brand is perfectly positioned for reliability, precision and competitive cost. They are characterized by a high-rigidity body structure for heavy-duty machining.

- NL3000BLM, horizontal CNC lathe ideal for heavy and complex machining. For heavy and complex machining of medium-long parts. It is equipped with a turret with live tools for off-axis milling and drilling operations.
- NL2500SY, high-productivity multi-axis (5-6) horizontal CNC lathe. It machines complex parts with great precision, including frontal, radial and angular machining in a single cycle. Ideal for machining fully finished medium/short series parts.
- NL2500Y/700, multi-axis CNC lathe (4 axes). Ideal for turning long pieces that cannot be machined in a single setup due to the lack of a counterspindle.

In addition to the display of brands for which EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILI is the exclusive importer for Italy, there will be a COMEV CNC parallel lathe, model PICO DUE EVO, a REMA CONTROL point as well as numerous partners: RUBIX, FANUC, SIEMENS, RENISHAW, HEIDENHAIN, TOP SOLID.

Contacts:
T. 059 311 574
vendite@emusrl.com

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Open House EMIL MACCHINE UTENSILS from 5 to 8 November.

EMIL Macchine Utensili Sp.A

İlginizi çekebilecek diğer makaleler

In 2025, exports of valves and taps reached €6.2 billion (+5.2% compared to 2024). exports of valv

Transition 5.0, anima confindustria "the outcome of the meeting at mimit represents a fundament

Steel exports to slow further in 2025

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