There are currently still places available for selected continuing education seminars for industry in 2026. The seminars are aimed at specialists and managers from the manufacturing sector and offer the opportunity to increase team productivity in a targeted manner and to optimise grinding and turning processes in the long term.

The practice-oriented formats provide concrete solutions to key challenges in modern manufacturing. The following dates are currently available:

2026 seminars at a glance

• 25–26 February 2026: External cylindrical grinding seminar
• 25–26 March 2026: Turning technology seminar

Added value for participants

• Increased productivity and securing sustainable competitive advantages
• Teaching optimised strategies and efficient tool selection
• Quick identification and systematic correction of process errors
• In-depth expert knowledge from industrial practice

Seminar highlights

• In-depth understanding of process parameters and strategies and their influence on quality and cost-effectiveness
• Insights into current and new tool technologies
• Solution-oriented case studies and structured troubleshooting
• Current developments with practical demonstrations on modern machines

Feedback from participants

‘Extremely informative – perfect for optimising our processes!’

Contents in detail

External cylindrical grinding seminar (25–26 February 2026)

• Grinding wheel components and selection of abrasives
• Dressing and conditioning, selection of suitable dressers
• Influencing parameters in external cylindrical grinding
• External cylindrical longitudinal grinding and skiving
• Face grinding
• External cylindrical and angular plunge grinding
• Troubleshooting in external cylindrical grinding

Turning Technology Seminar (25–26 March 2026)

• Cutting parameters and typical challenges in turning
• Workpiece material groups and their machinability
• Cutting materials, coatings and tool wear
• Indexable inserts and tool holders
• External and internal turning, parting off and grooving
• Production planning and optimal tool selection
• Lathes: design and function
• Hard turning and current innovations
• Troubleshooting, process optimisation and modern turning and grooving strategies

The detailed seminar programmes can be found in the appendix. Please feel free to forward this information to interested colleagues. Seminar places will be allocated in the order in which registrations are received.

Further industry seminars in 2026

• 17–18 June 2026: Tool grinding seminar
• 22–25 September 2026: Grinding and dressing technology seminar
• 13–14 October 2026: Centreless grinding seminar

Informal registration is also possible for these seminars. Alternatively, corresponding flyers are available on the website.