by Industrial Print Magazine
IMTS 2026 takes place September 14 to 19, 2026 at McCormick Place, Chicago, IL. Billed by the Association for Manufacturing Technology as the largest trade show in the western hemisphere, IMTS or the International Manufacturing Technology Show, hosts over 2,000 exhibitors in more than 1.2 million square feet of exhibit space.
Advantive, booth 135704, showcases Advantive ONE, an intelligence layer built on top of all Advantive products. Visitors can also see AIVA, Advantive ONE’s AI-powered virtual assistant.
ATLIX, formerly TRUMPF additive manufacturing (AM), booth 338365, showcases its latest generation of industrial productivity with the TruPrint 5000. The device offers high-efficiency automation for cost-effective mass production and best-in-class laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) technology.
Axtra3D, booth 338374, showcases its complete production ecosystem, combining the Lumia.X1 Hi-Speed SLA printer with Axtra.Solutions and Axtra.Workflow.
EDM Network, booth 338360, introduces two cutting technologies. The Edmmax650HW is designed to horizontally remove LPBF and wire arc AM parts from their build plates. The Edmmax Diamond Abrasive Saw uses a PCD diamond plated steel wire to abrade materials into 2D shapes.
EOS, booth 338450, highlights its newest metal printer, the EOS M4 ONYX. Engineered for maximum productivity and reliability, the it combines a spacious build volume with laser technology and intelligent process control.
FormAlloy, booth 338474, invites attendees to experience directed energy deposition (DED). Its robotic systems are capable of producing metal parts up to two meters in length.
JEOL, booth 338367, displays many sample industrial parts and debuts its newest material offering—3D printed pure tungsten. JEOL’s electron beam powder bed fusion technology offers its users unprecedented capabilities in AM.
Mass Finishing, Inc., booth 338009, demonstrates the HZ-40 and HZ-85 centrifugal barrel finishing machines. Experience how the equipment deburrs, polishes, radiuses edges, and removes support material. INFO# 120
Mastrex, booth 338363, introduces two LPBF systems, the MX100 and MX400, equipped with build volumes of 100x100x80 and 400x350x400 millimeters, respectively.
Meltio, booth 338264, shows its Meltio Robot Cell. It manufactures and repairs big volume metal parts in a containerized solution, which allows for easy installation and logistics transportation.
MicroTek Finishing, booth 338482, showcases machined, cast, and additive parts from various industries. The company helps manufacturers of critical components solve what traditional finishing can’t—achieving demanding surface specifications without altering part geometry.
Nidec Machine Tool America, booth 237054, showcases gear manufacturing and inspection technologies, including the newly released RoboCam inspection solution, the ZFA260 gear grinder, and the MSS300 Super Skiving machine.
Nikon Metrology, booth 134240, offers two new products—the APDIS MV5X Laser Radar system for large applications and the ECLIPSE LV100AMS smaller jobs.
Nikon SLM Solutions, booth 338468, showcases how industrial manufacturers scale metal AM from a single system to factory-level production.
Stratasys, booth 338460, helps manufacturers reduce lead times, lower costs, and increase manufacturing flexibility through an end-to-end AM ecosystem.
Tiger-Vac, booth 135786, exhibits a range of portable vacuums for the metalworking industry and AM.
This six-day event is filled with new technologies from leading vendors such as these.
Sep2026, Industrial Print Magazine
