Post by EMAG Group

Contact-free. Stress-free. With integrated process control. This is how electrochemical rifling works. ECM rifling fundamentally changes barrel manufacturing. No tool wear, no thermal stress on the barrels. Instead: an electrochemical process that creates rifling profiles with precision and repeatability. What many people don’t know: Progressive rifling significantly extends barrel service life compared to conventional methods. At the same time, unit production costs decrease. EMAG has developed a new generation of machines for this purpose. For rifle, cannon, and artillery barrels. For medium calibers up to 3 m in length. And looking ahead: ECM machining of 155-mm artillery barrels up to 12 m in length. In our free webinar, you’ll learn: • How ECM rifling compares to conventional methods in terms of cost and quality • Why progressive rifling significantly increases the service life of barrels • Which machine concepts EMAG offers for small, medium, and large calibers • How to successfully make the transition to 155-mm barrels up to 12 m in length We are offering 2 webinar sessions: Tuesday, June 9th 2026 - 10:30 AM (CEST) https://bit.ly/4rW0asd Wednesday, June 10th 2026 - 10:30 AM (EST) https://bit.ly/3NXHPNo Participation is confidential. Names and company affiliations are not visible to other participants.