At Grinding Hub 2026 in Stuttgart, filtration specialist Vomat from Treuen will present high-performance solutions for ultra-fine filtration and the intelligent management of cooling lubricants (CL) in Hall 7, Booth 7D80.

ABB Robotics has launched its first fully automated grinding and polishing cell: the Omnivance Collaborative Surface Finishing Cell.

Hybrid machining is setting new standards in grinding technology. At Grinding Hub 2026 in Stuttgart, manufacturers such as Vollmer, Studer and Liebherr will showcase how combining grinding, erosion and laser processes boosts precision, reduces downtime and can deliver productivity gains of up to 70 percent.

From aerospace components to steel mill rolls, Weiler Abrasives will present precision grinding solutions for high-demand industries at Grindinghub 2026. At its Stuttgart exhibit, the company will spotlight application-specific abrasive technologies aimed at improving throughput and process consistency.

Automation company Güdel adds two additional degrees of freedom to heavy-duty robotic grinding applications through its Trackmotion Vertical (TMV) and Trackmotion Floor (TMF) systems. This allows a single robot to maintain consistent contact pressure and path speed across massive surfaces that would otherwise require multiple robots or complex part repositioning.

Grindinghub 2026 has underlined its role as a key international meeting place for grinding technology. With around 11,000 visitors, 462 exhibitors and strong interest in investment, the Stuttgart trade fair highlighted practical solutions, digital applications and the next step for the format: Grindinghub Americas 2027.

Grinding Hub 2026 will spotlight how artificial intelligence, sensor technology and closed-loop automation are redefining precision grinding. From unmanned “grind-measure-grind” production to smart process control and new applications such as humanoid robot components, the Stuttgart show promises a clear view of grinding’s shift toward self-optimising, data-driven manufacturing systems.

With the launch of Fortis mill grinding wheels, Weiler Abrasives is targeting higher efficiency in hot and cold rolling mills. The new wheels combine advanced ceramic grain technology with extended service life to reduce changeovers, stabilise grinding processes and lower operating costs in steel and aluminium production.

With rising cost pressure in tool manufacturing, Anca is positioning productivity as a measurable service. Its new Performance+ programme combines expert process analysis, software optimisation, selected upgrades and training, with the company guaranteeing at least a 10 percent reduction in grinding cycle times when its recommendations are implemented.

By investing in an Emag WPG 7, the Swabian family business has strengthened its grinding expertise — achieving higher precision, shorter setup times, and improved efficiency in flange machining.