HAINBUCH at AMB 2026: Focus on industry-specific workholding solutions

When the metalworking industry meets at AMB from 15 to 19 September 2026, HAINBUCH will show in Hall 1, Stand 1B10 how differently workholding needs to be approached. After all, every industry has its own workpieces, materials, machining processes and quality requirements. This is exactly where HAINBUCH comes in – with industry-specific workholding solutions that are designed not from the clamping device itself, but from the application.

Whether medical technology, heavy duty, defense, fluid technology or robotics – the requirements for modern workholding technology vary significantly. In medical technology, the focus is on delicate workpieces, difficult-to-machine materials and the highest surface quality. Heavy-duty applications require particularly robust clamping devices insensitive to contamination and suitable for large components with broader tolerances. In the defense sector, the focus is on secure, rigid and low-vibration workholding for demanding rotationally symmetrical workpieces. In robotics, thin-walled and high-precision components, e.g. for gears in humanoid robots, are moving into focus.

“We understand industries – and that is what we will be showing at AMB,” says Stefan Nitsche, Director International Sales at HAINBUCH. “Today, our customers are not simply looking for a clamping device, but for a solution to a specific manufacturing challenge. To provide that, we need to understand workpieces, machining processes, quality requirements and economic objectives.”

HAINBUCH shows this industry expertise in various applications. The focus is not on individual products, but on specific manufacturing tasks from real-world practice: How can a workpiece be clamped securely and rigidly despite a short clamping length? How can vibrations be reduced, run-out requirements met, machining times shortened and set-up times optimized? And how can workholding technology ensure reliable performance in automated processes?

“Industry-specific solutions do not happen by chance,” adds Stefan Nitsche. “They are developed in close dialogue with customers, through experience gained from real manufacturing processes and the aability to intelligently adapt standard technology.”

With its trade fair appearance, HAINBUCH will demonstrate how complex industry requirements can be translated into practical workholding solutions – for more productive, stable and cost-effective manufacturing processes.

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