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Texas A&M University

NS CNC Elara 2 Installed at Texas A&M University Engineering Experiment Station

We are pleased to announce that another NS CNC Elara 2 machine has been successfully launched at the Engineering Experiment Station of Texas A&M University, where it will operate under the supervision of Professor Arum Han.

This installation marks another important milestone in our ongoing collaboration with leading research institutions. We are confident that the Elara 2 will serve as a valuable tool in advancing the station’s research capabilities, and we hope our machine will be of great help in supporting further scientific discoveries and innovations.

We extend our sincere thanks to Professor Han and the team at Texas A&M for their trust in our technology, and we look forward to seeing the breakthroughs that emerge from their work.

Pictured: Professor Arum Han next to the machine, as well as the Frederick E. Giesecke Engineering Research Building (GERB), where the NS CNC Elara 2 is housed.

TMS Show, San Diego

TMS 2026 Annual Meeting & Exhibition

NS CNC recently participated in the TMS Show held in San Diego—one of the largest and most influential scientific conferences dedicated to materials, laboratory technologies, and advanced research equipment.

The event brought together leading laboratories, universities, and research institutions from across the United States, Canada, and several other countries. It served as a major platform for collaboration, innovation, and the exchange of cutting-edge ideas in the scientific community.

While a wide range of renowned equipment manufacturers and suppliers showcased their latest technologies, the exhibition itself represented only a small part of the overall conference. The true value of the event lay in its dynamic program of knowledge-sharing activities. Across numerous parallel sessions and specialized halls, researchers and engineers presented their latest findings, discussed emerging trends, and explored practical applications of new technologies.

Poster sessions further enriched the experience, offering a more informal yet highly engaging environment for direct interaction between scientists, developers, and industry professionals. These sessions enabled in-depth discussions and fostered valuable connections that often lead to future collaborations.

For the NS CNC, participation in the TMS Show was not only an opportunity to present its capabilities but also to engage with the global scientific community, gain insights into evolving research needs, and strengthen relationships with current and prospective partners.

Montana Technological University

Montana Tech Expands Microfluidics Research with New NS CNC Systems

The Montana Technological University Chemistry Department has recently strengthened its research capabilities with the acquisition of two machines Elara 2 from NS CNC. These advanced systems will support the development of next-generation microfluidic technologies and enable new approaches in combinatorial chemistry. The machines were installed in the Chemistry and Biology Building in Dr. Blaine Berrington’s laboratory, where they will be used to tackle modern challenges in microfluidic technology development and combinatorial chemistry.

This investment reflects Montana Tech’s continued commitment to hands-on research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the advancement of innovative technologies with real-world applications.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

NS CNC is proud to announce the deployment of the Elara 2 milling machine at a department of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, where it will be applied in high-precision micro milling of hard metals.

JCK las Vegas Show

From June 6 to June 9 2025, the world’s largest annual JCK jewelry show took center stage at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, drawing thousands of professionals from across the global jewelry industry. Among the many exhibitors, NS CNC once again demonstrated its leading position in the jewelry production equipment market.

Continuing its tradition of excellence, NS CNC was featured in the pavilion dedicated to equipment for jewelry manufacturing. Two of its most innovative machines, Elara 2 and Mira 6S, were on display and drew significant attention throughout the four-day event. Designed for precision, efficiency, and modern manufacturing needs, these machines are at the forefront of technological advancement in the jewelry production sector.

The company’s booth remained a constant hub of activity, with visitors crowding in to see live demonstrations and speak with company representatives. The sustained interest confirmed NS CNC’s reputation as a key player and trusted innovator in the industry.

Participation in this prestigious event not only underscored the brand’s commitment to excellence but also highlighted its role in shaping the future of jewelry manufacturing technology lasvegas.jckonline.com

Revolutionizing Industrial Automation: The Role of EtherCAT in the NS CNC Mini Machines

In the rapidly evolving world of industrial automation, the integration of EtherCAT technology has brought significant improvements, particularly in the development of the NS CNC mini machines. The company’s initiative to create the first industrial CNC mini machines using EtherCAT marks a major milestone in making machines and systems faster, simpler, and more cost-effective.

EtherCAT (Ethernet for Control Automation Technology) is an Industrial Ethernet standard based on the IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standard. It utilizes a master/slave architecture to enable seamless communication between devices on the same network. In this setup, the master device acts as the controller, sending commands to slave devices and receiving real-time data from them.

One of the standout features of EtherCAT is its flexibility. While the primary communication mode is master-to-slave, EtherCAT also supports master-to-master and slave-to-slave communication, making it highly versatile and capable of connecting a wide array of devices, including sensors, distributed I/O, actuators, motors, and other controllers.

The integration of EtherCAT into industrial NS CNC mini machines is a game changer. By simplifying configuration, enhancing diagnostics, and improving performance, EtherCAT helps reduce both operational costs and the time required for troubleshooting and maintenance. As EtherCAT continues to evolve, its role in optimizing industrial systems will only grow, helping manufacturers stay ahead in a competitive landscape.

The new NS CNC Lathe has been released, and the first users will soon receive it

We are excited to announce the release of our third-generation mini NS CNC lathes www.nscnc.com/lathe , a breakthrough in precision machining technology. These advanced machines are designed to meet the growing demands for high-precision turning in industries such as watchmaking, scientific instruments, jewelry, electronics, and more.

Our latest model continues our commitment to delivering top-tier performance in a compact, user-friendly package. As with all of our machines, this NS CNC lathe is a fully enclosed, tabletop unit—ideal for environments where space is limited but performance cannot be compromised. Despite its small size, the third-generation mini lathe is capable of delivering power and accuracy typically reserved for larger CNC machines.

These lathes excel at producing the intricate, microscopic parts that are essential to modern technology. Whether you’re working on the smallest components of a luxury watch or the precise instruments used in cutting-edge scientific research, the Lathe 3 holds the precision that work requires.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the world of NS CNC technology.

A Look Back at the IMTS 2024: A Resounding Success

The International Machines and Technology Show (IMTS), https://www.imts.com/ held in Chicago from September 9 to 14, once again proved its status as the world’s premier exhibition in the field. As the largest and most comprehensive showcase for machines, equipment, technologies, and software, this biennial event continues to set the standard for innovation and industry trends.

This year’s show was a significant departure from the 2022 event, reflecting a shift towards more advanced technological themes. The exhibition featured a notable increase in displays of robots, automation solutions, and cloud technologies. These advancements highlighted the industry’s ongoing evolution and the growing importance of integrating cutting-edge technologies into machinery and manufacturing processes.

The 2024 show was large — over 1,800 companies and roughly 90,000 visitors from around the world. It remains one of the better places to see where the industry is heading and to meet the people building it.

We presented our Mira and Elara machines — among the most compact 5-axis mills on the floor — which drew steady interest and a number of new orders. As one of our team put it, half-joking, “We have more orders for machines than we can produce.”

We'll be back for the next IMTS in 2026.

Exciting New Machine Unveiling at IMTS show in Chicago: A Leap Forward in Precision

At the upcoming IMTS show in Chicago, we’re excited to reveal our latest machine: the ELARA 2, a 4-axis mill packed with some pretty impressive upgrades.

The Elara 2 brings several upgrades. The machine frame was redesigned for added stability, and the control system was updated for more intuitive operation.

A new frontal casing improves access and safety, and the rotary-head collet accuracy was improved.

It supports the Nakanishi E3000 spindle range and quick-release workpiece holders that repeat within a micron.

For full specifications, see the Elara 2 machine page.

New Article in Scientific Journal "Analytical Chemistry" about research done with NS CNC Machines

Exploration of Materials for Three-Dimensional NMR Microcoil Production via CNC Micromilling and Laser Etching

The excellent versatility of 5-axis computer numerical control (CNC) micromilling has led to its application for prototyping NMR microcoils tailored to mass-limited samples (reducing development time and cost). However, vibrations during 5-axis milling can hinder the creation of complex 3D volume microcoils (i.e., solenoids and saddle coils).

To address these limitations, a high-resolution NSCNC ELARA 4-axis milling machine was developed with the extra precision required for making complex 3D volume microcoils. Upon investigating the performance of resonators made with various copper-coated dielectrics, resonators with poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) provided the best SNR/line shape.

Thus, complex 1.7 mm microcoil designs were machined from Cu-coated PMMA. A milled 6.4 mm solenoid also provided 6.6× the total carbon signal for a 13C-labeled broccoli seed compared to a commercial inverse 5 mm NMR probe (demonstrating potential for larger coil designs). However, the manufacture of coils <1.7 mm with copper-coated PMMA rods was challenging as ∼0.5 mm of remaining PMMA was needed to retain their structural integrity …

JCK Las Vegas Show

NS CNC has been exhibiting its machines at the JCK las Vegas show for 15 years. Over these years, the market for 3D jewelry production equipment has changed many times. Numerous new companies producing 3D printers came and had ambitious plans to capture the entire market. But after a few years, they disappeared, unable to withstand the competition.

In recent years, inexpensive Chinese 3D printers have become the leaders in this equipment. Now no one can beat them in the quality and price of such printers.

Only our company confidently holds its share of the 3D equipment market for jewelers. Just like 15 years ago, no one can achieve such quality of wax models as our world-famous Mira Mill.

Over the years, the machine has been constantly improved. Now the 10th generation of Mira is already on sale. We hope to continue to improve our machines and delight visitors to the JCK show in Las Vegas for all the coming years.

JIS Fall Miami Beach Show

NS CNC took part in the JIS Fall show for the first time. It took place at the gigantic Miami Beach Convention Center.

The show was very lively and eventful. We were amazed that the majority of visitors spoke Spanish, and many did not speak English at all. Most of them are jewelers from Central America. The show was reminiscent of the JCK Las Vegas show, but on a smaller scale. Along with exhibits from the USA, they were from all over the world, even from South Africa.

Those companies who have been participating in this show for many years say that the show is growing rapidly every year. Let’s hope that the next show in a year will be even bigger and more representative

New Article In Scientific Journal "Analytical Chemistry"

New publication in the Analytical Chemistry journal. A group of scientists from the University of Toronto, led by Professor Andre Simpson, are developing new Low-Magnetic Susceptibility Microcoils using the NS CNC Mira 6.

“In environmental research, it is critical to understand how toxins impact invertebrate eggs and egg banks, which, due to their tiny size, are very challenging to study by conventional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.

Microcoil technology has been extensively utilized to enhance the mass-sensitivity of NMR. In a previous study, 5-axis computer numerical control (CNC) micromilling (shown to be a viable alternative to traditional microcoil production methods) was used to create a prototype copper slotted-tube resonator (STR)…”

NS CNC at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Professor Ronnie Willaert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium) has extended expertise in yeast research (Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Candida albicans, and C. glabrata) and single-molecule biophysics.

He has considerable experience in optical nanomotion detection as well as in biofabrication (including microfluidic chip and micropattern development). He focuses on developing and using micro- nanobiotechnological techniques to study bone and yeast cells in microgravity (International Space Station) via European Space Agency (ESA) and Belgian Science Policy Office (Belspo) sponsored research project.

Currently, he is using the CNC Elara (NS CNC) as a fast-prototyping method to optimize a microfluidic chip that will be used for the ESA project “FLUMIAS Yeast Nanomotion”, where yeast cellular nanomotion will be used to assess the effect of antifungals on the viability of yeast cells in space conditions (ISS).

Research Group Structural Biology Brussels (SBB)

Alliance Research Group VUB-UGent “NanoMicrobiology” (NAMI)

International Joint Research Group VUB-EPFL (Switzerland) “BioNanotechnology & NanoMedicine” (NANO)

JCK Las Vegas Show

From June 2 to June 5, 2023, NS CNC has already participated for the 12th time in the annual JCK Show in Las Vegas. The show took place in the giant Venetian Convention and Expo Center. Like all other equipment suppliers for jewelers, we are always located in the lower basement pavilion. The most significant and well-known jewelry companies are located on the main floor of the most attractive pavilion above us.

Being away from expensive showcases with diamond jewelry for a million dollars and pretty girls, we were also away from the main intrigue and endless series about the struggle between natural and artificial diamonds. This battle has been going on for years. Man-made diamonds are inexorably stepping on traditional earth-mined diamonds. No matter what battles took place among jewelers and diamond suppliers, the demand for jewelry began to grow after the COVID recession.

Compared to last year and the previous year, we all see the show getting bigger and jewelers need more equipment and tools. Despite the many inexpensive 3D printers that have taken over the jewelry modeling market, our NS CNC machines are consistently at the top of high-quality wax molds making equipment and we have more and more clients.

We hope that we will again show our new machines in exactly one year at this wonderful Show in Las Vegas.

MJSA Expo New York

The company took part in the annual MJSA Expo in New York. As in previous years, it was held in a wonderful glass exhibition complex of the Javits Convention Center from March 5 to March 7, 2023. It’s not as big a show as in Las Vegas, but it’s very lively. The visitors to this show are numerous jewelers and jewelry companies from the Diamond District on 47th Street in Manhattan, which is the world’s center of the jewelry and diamond business.

New Elara NS CNC at the University of Toronto

We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Elara CNC milling machine at the University of Toronto. This will be the third NSCNC machine to join Professor Andre Simpson’s lab and includes some interesting custom additions. We wish him all the success in his exciting and unique projects. For more information on Professor Andre Simpson’s work visit:

JCK Las Vegas Show

JCK has announced that registration for JCK Las Vegas 2022, taking place at The Venetian Expo, is now open.

The show, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, will run from Friday, June 10, to Monday, June 13, with Luxury open by invitation-only Wednesday, June 8, and Thursday, June 9. In addition, Gems and JCK Talks, the show’s lineup of educational sessions, will begin June 9…

JewelryCAM3

We are pleased to announce the completion of JewelryCAM 3 – our newest and most advanced CAM software for the MIRA series of machines. The new update contains lots of new features and some important fixes. JewelryCAM 3 will be released in the coming weeks and will run on Rhino 7.

Some new features include: Removal of wax stock in the simulator for easier viewing Caching geometry to the RAM buffer which will reduce the calculation time of each operation Additional tool-path pattern called “Flow-line” Using multiple surfaces in the Drive Surface operations The ability for the user to set the Maximum Distance of coordinate points in Parallel and Drive Surface operations Additional machine settings in the drop-down menu Additional options for tool axis control Additional cutting method called “Spiral” Tool changer and accompanying settings Grouping, editing and faster moving of operation layers Tool-path transformations such as Mirror, Move, Rotate, etc. Additional option “Normal To Guide Curve” in Swarf operations Additional group in “Section Check” surfaces

MJSA Expo New York

The long-awaited MJSA Expo took place last week in New York. Due to COVID-19 pandemic it was canceled for two years. As before, this show goes along with the JA Show in an absolutely glass and transparent building in the Jarvis Center complex. However, despite the small number of participants and the size of the show, it was still regarded as a remarkable event. It was believed that all participants yearned for this event because it was also an opportunity for them to communicate with their colleagues. Moreover, everyone is talking about the beginning growth of the jewelry market.

One of the main intriguing news from this show was the exit of EnvisionTec from the jewelry market. Empty booths with their name on this show creates a lot of questions and judgments about the fate of the company’s customers and their future support.

Irrespective of this news, we experienced an increase in demand for our NS CNC machines just like the previous years. Therefore, this can also be backed by our old saying that “more machines are ordered than we can produce”.

We believe that the MJSA Expo will mark the beginning of a rise in jewelry sales after a two-year decline. Furthermore, we will be glad to invite all our customers, friends, colleagues and anyone who is interested in using our machines to the next JCK Show in Las Vegas in June 2022.

JCK Las Vegas Show

It was a great joy to reconnect with the worlds most passionate jewelers at JCK Las Vegas the past four days. The jewelry industry is healthy & flourishing as the next generation of jewelers set new precedent with ambitious detailing and expectations that only a Mira mill can achieve. Thank you all for 11 years of support to our family and we’re looking forward to continuing to move the industry forward in the years to come. Stay tuned as we take you on our next journey in machining metal parts for watchmaking! See you next year Las Vegas ✌️

We're Moving!

We are pleased to announce that we will be moving to our brand new offices/manufacturing facility as of August 1st, 2021.

Our new address will be:

NSCNC Manufacturing Ltd. 19358 96 Ave, Unit 150, Surrey, BC Canada V4N 4C1 Toll Free: +1(888) 683-6807

We are confident that the new and expanded facility will enable us to serve you better and we look forward to welcoming you at the new location in the near future.

Our brand new Mira 8 has already been launched

Mira 8 is our heavy-duty successor to the Mira 6. We’ve added several new features that allow it to precisely mill medium and hard-density materials that its older sister previously couldn’t handle. You can also use the Mira 8 for micro-milling soft metals, various plastics, graphite, model wax, hardwood, and soft gemstones with ease.

This machine is an excellent fit for any team working in microfluidics, jewellery, watchmaking, scientific research, mould production, or any other work that requires micro-milling of the highest precision

New line of NS CNC milling machine.

Since the beginning of the year, NS CNC has been developing a new line of milling machines: The Elara Mill. These are designed from the ground up to help jewelers, watchmakers, and other craftsmen mill microscopic metal parts, such as Bas Relief, Guilloche, Pave Bead Settings, Filigree, and other detailed components.

The Elara Mill will be produced in 3, and 4-axis versions, with both manual and automatic tool change options. They will include a large selection of collets, holders, and accessories, as well as a collection system for dust and metal chips. Like our previous NS CNC models, the Elara Mill will be a bench-top design with minimal dimensions and weight for added flexibility of use.

Our team plans to debut this new product line this August at both MJSA in New York and JCK in Las Vegas shows. We can’t wait to share this innovative new design with you!

NSCNC is pleased to announce the launch of the Mira 8

In the upcoming 2021 season, NSCNC will be launching the Mira 8 milling machine, a cross-over between the light-duty Mira 6 and the heavy-duty Mira X7. It will contain stronger internal mechanics which will be useful to those who, in addition to wax, want to mill harder and stronger materials like soft-metals and plastics.

The Mira 8 will be a complete solution for complex milling needs and will include state-of-the-art controller software along with all necessary tools and fixtures to allow for extremely complicated 3D models to be milled at resolutions never thought possible before.

Simplicity and ease-of-use has always been at the forefront of NSCNC mills and the Mira 8 will continue to push the boundaries of possibilities while maintaining a simple and easy to use interface and workflow.

More information will become available as we enter the New Year, so subscribe to our social media pages to stay updated.

New Article In Scientific Journal "Analytical Chemistry"

An article referring to our NS CNC Mira 6 recently appeared in “Analytical Chemistry”, describing the need at the Environmental NMR Centre at the University of Toronto, led by Professor Andre J. Simpson, for superior machining accuracy in their research of microscopic Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Microcoils. It was not possible to machine these devices with traditional machining equipment. It is now possible with the precision of our machines, which is 0.3 microns.

New 2021 Mira 6

NSCNC today announced the launch of the brand new Mira model 6 milling machine which will be released in December 2020. The 2021 model includes a complete overhaul to the design of the internal motion systems, mechanisms, and components – making the machine more powerful, faster, and more precise than ever before.

New Mira 7L at the University of Toronto

Earlier, we wrote about Professor Andre Simpson’s Research Group at the University of Toronto and their use of the Mira-6 for manufacturing of copper coil sensors

Even though the project was an incredible success there was room for improvement in certain areas of the process. And Professor Simpson had asked the team at NSCNC to create a new machine, equipped with a powerful laser, which would be able to cut at diameters much smaller than what was possible before. And we are pleased to announce that as of August 2020 we have delivered and launched this brand new machine at the University of Toronto at the Scarborough campus.

NS CNC Academy | Shaping your future

NS | CNC Academy is a series of online video courses designed to inspire, educate and enable the aspiring jeweler to explore the craft of jewelry making through Computer Aid Manufacturing (CAM) and 5-axis milling.

Start learning now:

The brand new Mira L7

The Mira L7 is the newest laser-equipped machine built by NS CNC. Designed specifically for the Environmental NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) Center of the University of Toronto, and under the guidance of Professor Andre Simpson, the Mira L7 is the biggest and heaviest machine ever built by NS CNC. To learn more about Professor Andre Simpson’s research you can visit

Raims Art® | The Worlds Most Perfect Jewelry

For the last decade, Raims Jewelry has been the premier house known for impeccable quality, classic technique, and unmatched creativity and this masterful creation is a testament to his discipline and passion for excellence. Crafted in 18K gold with hard enamel accents this bracelet is truly a treasure that will potentially live in an art museum one day.

New Mira Bit

In September of 2019, NS CNC released a new version of our famous Mira Bit. This milling bit was developed by the company back in 2013. Since then, the design of the bit has been repeatedly improved. It is indispensable for 5-axis milling, as it has a maximum milling depth of 1? (26 mm) and has a spherical tip with a diameter of 0.1 mm. This new model has significantly improved flute geometry.

This achieves much better removal of wax chips and increases milling efficiency. Before releasing our new milling bit, the company subjected the mill to many months of testing under various conditions. The results of these tests exceeded all of our expectations. We hope that our users will try the new bit and be as pleased with its performance as we are.

A Dogs Journey

Being first is making something from nothing. First stands on no shoulders and follows no footsteps. The view of first is wide open, with no restrictions, just possibilities. Being first in the jewelry business is important. Being first is what makes Lion Diamonds who they’re in New York City. This magnificent German Shepherd Men’s Ring from Lion Diamonds is a first of its kind with detailing only made possible from our family of NS CNC Mira mills. Be among the first in your area to own a Mira mill and start changing the quality and expectations in your area.

Milling like you never imagined. And still love

Graceful and assertive, the Chinese Dragon from Lion Diamonds offers something different in the grey world of jewelry. The high level of detailing is a specialty that Lion Diamonds has perfected since being apart of the NSCNC family. The sharp edges, smooth surfaces, and exciting designs is what has people taking notice.

“It’s the perfect recipe for a successful casting,” says Michael. “Whatever your ambition is, NSCNC has the machine that will take you there.” To own your very own Mira mill contact michael@nscnc.com and ask about how the Mira Mill has helped his business become one of the premier New York City Jewelry manufacturing experts.

JCK Las Vegas Show

This year, JCK Las Vegas moved to another exhibition complex, which is the Sands Expo Convention Center. The center is smaller in size than Mandalay Bay, but it’s located in the heart of Las Vegas and is positioned closer to all the central hotels. But this central position has created significant difficulties with transportation. The place to stop the cars in front of the main entrance was very small, and there were so many cars and taxis that the exhibitors preferred to leave their cars several blocks away and continue on foot. The format of the show also changed a bit. There was no change in the location and the exhibit displays of major US jewelry companies.

MJSA New York Expo

The show takes place in Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York during March 10 – 12, 2019. Javits Center is a giant all-glass building of unique design on the banks of the Hudson River. The show is quite small. It is several times smaller than the show in Las Vegas, in all only a few thousand visitors. But it is very important and very effective for promoting equipment and tools in the jewelry market of New York, and especially for 47th Street.

This is the Diamond District and the center of the entire jewelry and diamond industry in the world. It is here that world prices for diamonds and jewelry are formed

Manufacturing World Japan Show, Tokyo

This year NSCNC took part in the Manufacturing World Japan show in Tokyo. This show is the world’s leading trade show for the entire manufacturing industry. This year more than 80,000 professional visitors and 1,530 exhibitors gathered in Tokyo Big Sight Exhibition Center in the Ariake Minami district of Tokyo Waterfront in February 6 – 8, 2019. This is not just one show, it’s seven separate exhibitions combined together: Design Engineering & Manufacturing Solutions Expo, Mechanical Components & Materials Technology Expo, 3D & Virtual Reality Expo, Industrial AI/IoT Expo, Advanced 3D Printing Expo, Aerospace Technology & Components Expo and Factory Facilities & Equipment Expo.

IMTS Chicago

The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) is the largest manufacturing exhibition in the world and is held every even-numbered year. It takes place in McCormick Place, Chicago, in September 10 – 15. IMTS 2018 hosted the highest number of exhibiting companies ever (2,563) and was the largest in the number of registrations (129,415). The show has 9 pavilions: Abrasive Machining/Sawing/Finishing, Additive Manufacturing, Controls & CAD-CAM, Fabricating & Lasers, Gear Generation, Machine Components/Cleaning/Environmental, Metal Removal, Quality Assurance, Tooling & Workholding Systems.

Our company was exhibited in the largest Metal Removal pavilion in South Building, Level 3. The area of this giant pavilion is 840,000 square feet or 78,038 square meters.

JCK las Vegas Show

This show took place like all past years in Mandalay Bay Convention Center from June 01 to June 4, 2018 . It is one of the largest convention centers in Las Vegas with an area of 1,000,000 square feet or 93,000 square meters. JCK Las Vegas, the jewelry industry’s largest and most iconic North American trade event, brought together over 2,200 exhibiting companies, and 30,000 industry professionals, including over 13,000 vetted buyers, representing nearly 100 different countries around the world.

Mandalay Bay is impressive with its gigantic distances. Every day you have to walk kilometers along carpet paths to walk from the parking lot to your booth.