Exhibition recap · IMTS 2026

CHICAGO, USA — Under the GWEIKE sign at IMTS 2026, visitors moved between full-size fabrication equipment and closer views of cutting and bending processes. GWEIKE CNC's exhibition video follows that movement through the booth: a cutting head works over a metal sheet, a press brake fills the frame, and team members speak with visitors beside the machines.

GWEIKE took part in the September 14–19 show at McCormick Place, with its stand in the East Building, Level 3. The footage records equipment, demonstrations and exchanges around the booth throughout the event.

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Cutting and bending in view

The video gives the cutting process a close-up. Through the machine enclosure, the camera shows the cutting head moving across the sheet while the process runs. Elsewhere on the stand, the camera travels past the press brake and its tooling. Visitors also gather around smaller equipment and finished pieces, then turn to the GWEIKE team for discussion.

Those scenes bring different stages of metal fabrication into one exhibition space. A visitor could see a cutting process in motion, inspect bending equipment at close range and compare the parts and machines shown nearby.

The industrial lineup announced for IMTS

GWEIKE's IMTS 2026 exhibition poster named the LF4020GH 30 kW sheet cutter, M3 ULTRA, GWK25042 press brake, GKS-6012TF 3 kW tube cutter and LCW2000II handheld laser system. The poster presented a range extending from sheet and tube cutting to bending and welding. The video shows selected equipment and booth activity from the event.

Conversations across the stand

In the later scenes, the video turns to the people around the equipment. Visitors lean in to examine details, review printed information and speak with GWEIKE colleagues in small groups. These moments show the part of an exhibition that continues after the machines stop running: a customer brings a question, and the team has an opportunity to discuss it beside the equipment.

GWEIKE CNC thanks everyone who visited Booth 135148 in Chicago. For visitors with a specific project, the next step is to share a drawing, sample or material requirement so the conversation can continue beyond IMTS.