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Worldia sincerely invites you to attend IMTS 2026 (International Manufacturing Technology Show), held in Chicago, USA from September 14‑19, 2026.

Exhibition Information

As a standout domestic high‑end cutting‑tool brand, Worldia will present a lineup of flagship products. We will showcase new cutting‑tool offerings, innovative technologies and application‑oriented machining solutions for diverse industries. You are warmly welcome to visit our booth #431487 for on‑site discussion and technical exchange.

– Exhibition Dates: September 14‑19, 2026
– Venue: McCormick Place, 2301 S King Dr, Chicago, IL 60616, Illinois, USA
– Worldia Booth No.: 431487

Product Showcase

Renowned for ultra‑precision performance, outstanding quality and exceptional stability, Worldia high‑precision cutting tools serve advanced manufacturing sectors including semiconductors, AI‑enabled PCBs, automotive manufacturing, 3C electronics, new‑energy equipment, robotics and high‑end medical devices.
At IMTS, we will exhibit seven core product series covering superhard cutting, precision milling, hard‑material turning and hard‑brittle material machining: Classic MANANOVA PCD/PCBN cutting‑tool series; CV‑Joint raceway milling cutters realizing milling‑instead‑of‑grinding, with run‑out ≤0.004 mm at cutting edges; FMP‑LN indexable face & square‑shoulder milling cutters, winner of the CCMT 2026 “Spring‑Swallow Award”; FMP‑BE milling cutter bodies for non‑ferrous metal and carbon‑fiber machining; PCBN Scroll-free Turning tools achieving IT5‑IT6 dimensional accuracy with skiving‑instead‑of‑grinding, paired with PSC tool‑holder system; Superhard micro‑drills and micro‑milling cutters for hard‑brittle semiconductor materials such as monocrystalline /polycrystalline silicon and silicon carbide; Superhard grooving tools featuring reliable positioning and flexible adaptability.

Motion accuracy and service life of humanoid robots heavily rely on the machining quality of key components: harmonic reducers, RV reducers, planetary roller screws, planetary gears and nuts. Targeting comprehensive machining challenges including material hardness, thin‑wall rigidity and consistency of dimensional tolerance for these parts, Worldia delivers full‑chain machining solutions centered on superhard cutting.
For reducer applications, dedicated PCBN turning inserts have been developed for interrupted and continuous finishing of inner bores in planetary gear housings. Thanks to specially optimized micro‑edge geometry and advanced coating technology, unstable surface quality issues are effectively mitigated. For planetary roller screw production, PCBN whirling inserts and cutter bodies enable precision machining of multi‑start thread screws and raceways with ±1 μm accuracy. Machining efficiency is improved by 5‑10 times compared with conventional grinding processes. The solution also covers diverse nuts, gears and structural components. Adopting the technical route of turning‑instead‑of‑grinding, it guarantees high‑efficiency and consistent machining for hard‑to‑machine parts with complex profiles, supporting smoother torque output and extended reliability for humanoid‑robot joints.

Whether for cost‑reduction & efficiency‑boost manufacturing of core components in powertrain, transmission, steering and brake systems of traditional and new‑energy vehicles, or high‑efficiency machining of parts for new‑energy vehicle battery‑motor‑electronic assemblies and chassis systems, Worldia provides complete, high‑precision, high‑efficiency and cost‑effective machining solutions.

Die Worldia-Hochvorschub-Drehmaschinen für superharte Werkstoffe stellen eine neue Generation von intern entwickelten Drehmaschinen mit unabhängigen Schutzrechten dar. Sie eignen sich für die Vor- und Schlichtbearbeitung von gehärteten Stählen und pulvermetallurgischen Bauteilen. Diese Produktfamilie erfüllt vielfältige Bearbeitungsanforderungen und bietet ein ausgewogenes Verhältnis von Qualität, Produktivität, Werkzeugstandzeit und Betriebssicherheit.

The FMP‑LN indexable face & square‑shoulder milling cutter is a brand‑new addition to the existing FMP milling‑cutter portfolio. It expands application scope and machining capabilities of the FMP series, excelling particularly in face‑milling and square‑shoulder milling for cast iron and hardened steel. It easily handles face‑milling tasks for cast‑iron cylinder blocks, cylinder heads, gearboxes, machine‑tool guideways and machine beds. Furthermore, it performs cavity side‑wall milling from roughing straight through to finishing in one setup. Supported by its unique structural design and broad selection of insert edges & insert grades, the FMP‑LN indexable face & square‑shoulder milling cutter fulfills customer requirements for surface roughness, dimensional accuracy and geometric‑tolerance control.

Worldia superhard micro‑edge tool series is purpose‑built for hard‑brittle material machining. Leveraging superhard substrate, superior wear resistance, excellent thermal conductivity and low friction coefficient, these tools deliver exceptional performance across multiple high‑precision, challenging‑to‑machine scenarios. Widely deployed in new‑energy vehicles, 3C electronics, semiconductors & electronic packaging, medical devices, optoelectronics and precision machinery, the tools adopt an extra‑dense‑tooth design for high‑efficiency material removal. Longer tool life reduces tool‑change frequency and machine‑tool downtime, helping customers in semiconductor and high‑end manufacturing industries strengthen product competitiveness.

Diamond micro‑drills are designed for precision hole‑making on hard‑brittle semiconductor materials and AI PCB. For monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon, silicon carbide, alumina, zirconia and other high‑hardness brittle substrates, they deliver stable aperture consistency, precise hole‑position control, excellent hole‑wall surface finish and extended tool service life, demonstrating well‑rounded overall performance.

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