Hymson Laser Machinery, a subsidiary of the Hymson Group, confirmed its participation in two of the industry’s biggest trade shows next year. The company will exhibit at EuroBLECH 2026 in Hannover, Germany (Hall 15, Booth E06) and at FABTECH 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada (Central Hall I, Booth C159), under the theme “Beyond Sheet Metal.”
Expanded European footprint
In October 2025, Hymson completed the acquisition of Xteg, a laser‑cutting specialist based in Baden‑Württemberg. The integration of Xteg’s established customer base, local market knowledge and seasoned sales‑service team has broadened Hymson’s European presence, giving customers in Germany, Italy and beyond quicker access to support and service.
Why the industry is shifting
Manufacturers today face tighter cost controls, higher productivity demands and ever‑changing production requirements. While precise sheet‑ and tube‑laser cutting remains essential, companies now need solutions that can evolve with their processes and provide reliable, long‑term support. Hymson describes this evolution as moving “Beyond Sheet Metal.”
Technology on display
At both shows, Hymson will demonstrate its HyLaser series, including fiber laser cutting machines, tube laser cutters and fully integrated automation solutions. The company emphasizes that its equipment is designed to fit existing production lines, deliver consistent performance and allow for future upgrades such as higher power, larger formats or advanced material‑handling software.
Commitment to service
Hymson stresses that equipment life‑cycle support—installation, commissioning, operator training, maintenance, spare parts and technical assistance—is a core part of its value proposition. In Europe, Xteg Germany and Hymson Italy will provide localized service, while in North America the firm is building a stronger on‑the‑ground presence to meet U.S. customers’ needs.
Financial backdrop
By the end of 2025, the Hymson Group’s cumulative research‑and‑development investment reached USD 86 million, with roughly one‑third of its workforce dedicated to R&D. Total operating revenue is projected to hit USD 939 million in 2026, underscoring the company’s capacity to continue investing in advanced laser and automation technologies.
Visitors to EuroBLECH and FABTECH are invited to see the latest laser‑cutting innovations and discuss how Hymson’s solutions can help manufacturers improve efficiency, reduce costs and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market.
Original reporting: KTBS 3 (Shreveport) — read the source article.
