All companies exhibiting at
AMB 2026 are now listed in the Online Exhibitor Directory on the event website, with content that can be filtered by application area.
Visitors can quickly search themes and sectors, identifying exhibitors, key expertise and participating specialists. Categories include automotive, materials processing, digitalisation and artificial intelligence, electronics manufacturing, maintenance and service, sustainability, aerospace, medical technology, defence, and tool and mould making.
The Stuttgart exhibition grounds will again be arranged clearly by theme, making navigation straightforward. Precision tools will be located in Hall 1 and Hall 3, while grinding, gear-cutting, inscription and surface technology will be in Hall 5. Machine tools and production equipment will be housed in Hall 4, with milling in Halls 7, 9 and 10. Hall 9 also covers measurement, testing and quality assurance, while Hall 7 features erosion.
Automation, power transmission and drive elements will be in Hall 6. Software, digitalisation and control systems will be grouped in and around Hall 2 of the ICS International Congress Centre, while components and operating materials will be in Hall 8.
Much of the programme will be centred in the east entrance foyer, improving visitor orientation. Hall plans and a full exhibitor listing are available online, alongside a downloadable site map. The updated AMB app provides access to exhibitors, products and the event programme.
Under the motto ‘Where metal comes alive’, all ten halls at Messe Stuttgart will be fully occupied.
Romy Arnold, project manager for AMB commented: “Despite the economic challenges, which have also been felt by the exhibitors, it is clear to see that AMB remains a flagship event for the metal cutting industry and Stuttgart an attractive location for business and personal networking opportunities.”
AMB takes place from 15 - 19 September at the Stuttgart (Messe) exhibition centre.