Events

September 10-15, 2018 | McCormick Place, Chicago, IL

Kyocera Precision Tools exhibited IMTS 2018 to introduce the latest and greatest tooling solutions of 2018. The International Manufacturing Technology Show is one of the largest industrial trade shows in the world, featuring more than 2,563 exhibiting companies and 129,415 registrants. The event is held every two years in September at McCormick Place, Chicago.

October 24-26, 2017 | TD Convention Center, Greenville, SC

Kyocera Precision Tools will be introducing new products at South-tec this year. Stop by to see our wide range of indexable, solid round, and micro cutting tools.

SOUTH-TEC draws manufacturing suppliers, distributors and equipment builders from across North America and around the world – bringing them together in Greenville, South Carolina. With hundreds of exhibiting companies, attendees can find all the latest technologies and services – plus the experts who build them – ready to demonstrate solutions that can help them grow their business. Visitors can make side-by-side comparisons, discover integrated equipment, hear about industry trends and forecasts, and leverage their purchasing power. SOUTH-TEC is the single best source to discover the next evolution of your industry!

Kyocera Precision Tools will be introducing all new products at Westec this year. Stop by to see our wide range of indexable, solid round, and micro cutting tools.

In manufacturing, you can’t afford to stand still. Get the tools you need to rev up your business at WESTEC, where the West Coast’s brightest manufacturing minds come together to explore, evaluate, connect and do business. Among the United States' fastest-growing manufacturing regions, the West Coast is a hotbed of opportunity for companies with new products and innovative ideas. Consider this: California has almost 36,000 manufacturing firms that employ nearly 1.3 million people, and the state exported almost $144 billion in manufactured goods in 2015. It’s also a leader in several key industries, including aerospace, medical, industrial machinery and consumer goods.

Enhance your metalworking knowledge by attending one of Kyocera's 2017 North American training seminars. Held in conjunction with regional metalworking trade shows, these training seminars will provide you with a greater understanding of Kyocera indexable, micro-tools, and solid round tool capabilities. Learn more about the agendas, technical topics, and featured products by clicking "More info" below. You can choose to attend a single 45-minute session or the entire day’s worth of training.

Any current Kyocera Distributors and current and prospective users of Kyocera Precision Tool products can join us. Attendees can choose to attend a single 45-minute session or the entire day's worth of training. It's up to you!

Enhance your metalworking knowledge by attending one of Kyocera's 2015 North American training seminars. Whether you are an authorized Kyocera distributor, a current end-user, or a prospective end-user, these training seminars will provide a greater understanding of Kyocera’s lineup of indexable and solid round tools.

Each seminar includes classroom training, breakout sessions on specialized topics, and open discussion. Conducted by Kyocera's knowledgeable staff of application engineers and sales professionals, the seminars are free to attend and always include meals, gifts, and take home training materials.

Kyocera Precision Tools is preparing to unveil all new cutting tool products at IMTS 2014 with live demos. The International Manufacturing Technology Show is one of the largest industrial trade shows in the world, featuring 1,900 exhibitors and 100,000 visitors. The event is held every two years in September at McCormick Place, Chicago. Stop by at Booth W-1556!

Hendersonville, NC - April 1, 2014 - Kyocera announced today that it has created a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Kyocera Precision Tools, Inc., to consolidate its North American cutting tool operations in the indexable, micro-tool, and printed circuit board (PCB) cutting tool markets. Kyocera Precision Tools President Koichi Nosaka presented with Japanese Maple tree from the city of Hendersonville, NC (photo)

Learn about the latest Kyocera product innovations and brush up on best-practice metalworking techniques at our 2014 Regional Training Seminars. These free events are open to all metalworking professionals interested in improving workplace productivity. Each attendee will receive take-home seminar materials and also receive a delicious lunch and an assortment of Kyocera apparel.