A global engineering firm is preparing to showcase a suite of new technologies at a European trade show.
Yamazaki Mazak will exhibit machining solutions focused on smarter process integration, advanced automation, and secure connectivity at AMB 2026, which takes place in Stuttgart from September 15 to 19.
Bruno Munier, deputy European managing director at Yamazaki Mazak, said: “Manufacturers across Europe are under pressure to deliver more complex work, faster and with greater confidence.
“The businesses best placed to respond are those investing in connected, automated and highly flexible production environments.”
Mazak will display seven machining solutions and three automation systems at the event, including a new compact pallet automation system designed for the European market.
The stand will feature several models from the company’s flagship INTEGREX range of multi-tasking machining centres.
Among the key exhibits will be the INTEGREX i-250ST NEO, equipped with Mazak’s advanced grinding package.
This machine combines turning, milling, and grinding in a single setup, helping manufacturers reduce cycle times while improving surface finish and dimensional accuracy.
Also on display will be Mazak’s first INTEGREX range that is now being manufactured in its European factory for the European market – the j-200S NEO.
This model targets general subcontract work and sectors such as aerospace, energy, and medical.
Visitors will also see a live demonstration of Mazak’s new compact pallet automation system, designed to provide an accessible entry to 5-axis automation for high-mix, low-volume production.
The company’s updated CV5-500 5-axis machining centre will also be displayed, featuring a redesign by industrial designer Ken Okuyama and structural improvements for greater accuracy and thermal stability.
Mazak will highlight several other high-productivity, compact machines backed by its European service network.
These include the QRX-50 MSY turning centre, equipped with twin spindles and double turrets, and the VC-Ez 410 IP vertical machining centre.
The stand will also feature Mazak’s Solutions Centre, which includes machine simulators showcasing the company’s SMOOTH CNC technology and the Mazak iCONNECT digital service for machine connectivity and real-time monitoring.