The 35th BI-MU International Machine Tool Exhibition recently took place at fieramilano Rho in Milan, Italy. Celebrating its 70th anniversary, BI-MU is a major European exhibition for machine tools and advanced manufacturing technologies. It brings together companies and industry professionals from around the world to showcase developments in machine tools, metal forming and advanced manufacturing.
At the exhibition, Newwish presented its servo direct-drive electric screw presses and turnkey die forging solutions, demonstrating its equipment capabilities and integrated solutions for high-end forging applications.
Amid increasingly stringent environmental regulations and rising energy and labor costs, the European market is placing higher demands on forging production. Manufacturers must maintain product quality and production stability while improving forging precision, production efficiency and automation, as well as reducing energy consumption and advancing more sustainable manufacturing practices.
To meet these requirements, Newwish's servo direct-drive electric screw presses combine precise striking energy control with an efficient direct-drive system. They meet the precision forging requirements of complex components while improving energy efficiency, and can be integrated into automated production lines. Newwish's relevant products have obtained EU CE certification and Japan's SII energy-saving certification, with their performance proven in industrial applications.
Newwish continues to expand its presence in Europe, where multiple servo direct-drive electric screw presses are already in operation. The company has also delivered turnkey die forging production line projects in the Netherlands, Poland, Serbia, Türkiye and other countries, serving industries such as aerospace, automotive and machinery manufacturing.
Newwish will continue to advance forging equipment and production technologies through innovation, providing European customers with efficient and intelligent turnkey die forging solutions. These efforts support the industry's transition towards more energy-efficient and sustainable manufacturing.
