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Fakuma trade fair manufacturing innovations
Overview
The Fakuma trade fair highlights advancements in manufacturing, specifically within the plastic processing and toolmaking sectors. Initial reports focus on the upcoming exhibition of electric injection molding machines designed for energy efficiency and reduced material use, such as the WITTMANN Group’s EcoPrimus, MicroPower, and EcoPower models. The event also features a large collective stand by the Association of German Tool and Mold Makers (VDWF), representing approximately 60 companies and institutions to provide a cross-industry overview of the value chain. Developments showcased at the fair include innovations in thermal processing and digital simulation. Excelitas is presenting energy-efficient infrared radiators for precise thermal processes, while Sigma Engineering is demonstrating Sigmasoft Virtual Molding software, which enables real-time injection molding simulations without the requirement for physical machines or molds. For the Fakuma 2026 exhibition in Friedrichshafen, Germany, Emerson and the Wittmann Group have announced new solutions for plastics processing. Emerson intends to present its Branson welding and joining technologies, specifically the Branson Polaris Ultrasonic welding platform, alongside laser and heat staking technologies and Industry 4.0 connectivity gateways. The Wittmann Group will introduce its complete Primus product range and will also demonstrate a live production process for stackable planters made from post-consumer recycled polypropylene. This demonstration utilizes Cellmould physical foaming technology to create a microcellular foam structure, reducing raw material usage and energy consumption. Additionally, Wittmann will debut the WX253 linear robot and the R9 robot controller, which serves as a communication platform for connected production cells. The R9 features an OPC UA interface and supports up to twelve servo axes, offering three programming levels via a touchscreen TeachBox.
Entities
Wittmann Group · Fakuma · Fakuma 2026 · Sigma Engineering · Wittmann
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesFakuma 2026 celebrates 30th anniversary in Friedrichshafen
The 30th anniversary of the Fakuma plastics processing trade fair will be held in Friedrichshafen from October 12–16, 2026, focusing on sustainability, digitalization, and efficiency.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesYamaha Robotics and Wittmann announce new automation technologies for 2026 expos
Yamaha Robotics and Wittmann will showcase advanced industrial automation, including SMT solutions and new robotic controllers, at the EFX and Fakuma 2026 exhibitions.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesMAAG Group and Wittmann Group to showcase innovations at Fakuma 2026
MAAG Group and Wittmann Group will showcase new polymer processing technologies at Fakuma 2026, focusing on energy efficiency, rigid PVC extrusion, and recycled material applications.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesEmerson and Wittmann to showcase industrial technologies at Fakuma 2026
Emerson and Wittmann Group will showcase advanced welding, joining, and injection molding technologies at Fakuma 2026 in Germany.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesFakuma trade fair showcases innovations in plastic processing and simulation
At the Fakuma trade fair, Excelitas showcases energy-efficient infrared heating for plastic processing, while Sigma Engineering demonstrates real-time virtual molding simulations.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesFakuma 2026 to showcase electric injection molding and industry collective stands
Fakuma 2026 will feature energy-efficient electric injection molding technology from WITTMANN Group and a large collective industry stand hosted by the VDWF.
Sources
argentinaforestal.com · autocad-magazin.de · hk-magazin.com · industryeurope.com · interempresas.net · maschinenmarkt.vogel.de · modernplasticsindia.in · plastech.pl · plasticker.de · plastverarbeiter.de · smttoday.com
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