Hymson to Show Sheet Metal and Tube Laser Cutting at EuroBLECH and FABTECH 2026

Hymson Laser Machinery will exhibit at EuroBLECH 2026 in Hannover and FABTECH 2026 in Las Vegas, highlighting sheet metal and tube laser cutting under its “Beyond Sheet Metal” theme. The company also said its 2025 acquisition of Germany’s Xteg is fully integrated, expanding local sales and service support in Europe.

Why it matters: - Hymson is pitching a broader manufacturing approach, not just faster cutting. - The company is tying machine sales to automation, integration, service and lifecycle support. - The move signals continued competition in Europe and North America for customers that want local support and production-specific solutions.

What happened: - Hymson Laser Machinery said it will participate in EuroBLECH 2026 in Hannover at Hall 15, Booth E06, and FABTECH 2026 in Las Vegas at Central Hall I, Booth C159. - The company will show sheet metal and tube laser cutting solutions under the theme “Beyond Sheet Metal.” - Hymson confirmed that its October 2025 acquisition of German laser specialist Xteg has been fully integrated. - The Xteg integration expands Hymson’s local sales and service network across Europe.

The details: - Hymson says metal fabrication customers now face tighter cost control, higher productivity demands, changing production requirements and more varied product mixes. - The company frames “Beyond Sheet Metal” as a response to those needs. - Hymson says precise sheet and tube laser cutting remains essential, but manufacturers also need technologies that fit their processes and can evolve with them. - The company has worked with European customers through Hymson Germany and Italy, local teams, customer engagement, technical exchanges and industry events. - Hymson says that effort is now being extended across Europe and North America. - Xteg is based in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. - Xteg brought customer relationships, local market knowledge and an experienced sales and service organization. - Hymson says its broader technical base includes laser technology, motion control, automation, intelligent manufacturing and equipment integration. - The company’s portfolio covers laser cutting solutions for sheet metal, tube processing and more automated production environments. - Hymson says production relevance depends on consistent performance, process fit, automation compatibility and flexibility for changing requirements. - Hymson Group said cumulative R&D investment reached $86 million by 2025. - Hymson Group said 34.47% of employees are dedicated to R&D. - Hymson Group projects 2026 operating revenue of $939 million. - Hymson says that scale supports continued investment in advanced technologies, manufacturing capabilities and sheet metal processing solutions. - The company says customers can view fiber laser cutting machines, tube laser cutting machines and laser cutting automation as part of a wider production system. - Hymson says service support includes installation, commissioning, operator training, maintenance, spare parts and technical assistance. - In Europe, Xteg Germany and Hymson Italy provide local market knowledge and sales and service capabilities. - In North America, Hymson Laser Machinery is building a local presence to provide closer technical and service support. - Hymson says customers may later need higher power, larger working formats, tube cutting, automation, material handling or software as production changes.

Between the lines: - Hymson is positioning itself as a systems supplier, not only a machine vendor. - The company is using trade shows to reinforce a message that buying equipment is only the start of a longer production relationship. - The emphasis on local service suggests Hymson sees support and responsiveness as a competitive edge in mature industrial markets.

What's next: - Hymson will present this strategy at EuroBLECH 2026 in October and FABTECH 2026. - The company is expected to use the shows to highlight its machine portfolio, automation options and regional support network. - Hymson says its North American footprint will continue to grow alongside its European service base.

The bottom line: - Hymson is betting that industrial buyers want more than cutting performance. The company is selling a broader package of technology, integration and local support.