DMG MORI's DMF moving column machines stand for maximum efficiency in the 5-axis precision machining of long structural components and other complex workpieces. With the new DMF 600|11, the series is expanding to include a model for XXL machining. Components measuring up to 6,000 x 1,100 x 1,050 mm and weighing up to 12,000 kg can be accommodated in the machining compartment.

Due to their material properties and the high demands placed on quality and complexity, aerospace components are among the most challenging workpieces in machining. Manufacturers and suppliers in aviation and space operate in a globally competitive and innovative market environment with fragile supply chains and strong regulation.

Industrial change begins in manufacturing. Digitization, automation, and artificial intelligence are transforming production processes worldwide. DMG MORI focuses on how modern production can respond to these changes at the Hannover Messe trade fair 2026.

In modern production involving difficult-to-machine materials and high quality requirements, tools made from ultra-hard cutting materials such as PCD, CVD, MCD, and CBN are becoming increasingly important.

At its 2026 in-house exhibition in Pfronten, DMG MORI will present the Adaptive Drilling Control (ADC) technology cycle, a new milestone in process reliability, quality, and ease of use for drilling on universal machining centers. Deep hole drilling and gun drilling in particular place high demands on the operator and the machine.

The automation of machining centers and lathes is a quick way to optimize production capacity utilization—especially with the help of workpiece handling systems that are easy to install and intuitive to operate. DMG MORI's Robo2Go Milling and Robo2Go Turning have proven themselves in this category for many years.

DMG MORI is expanding its latest generation of universal turning centers with the new CTX 450 4A. A total of up to 36 tool positions on two tool carriers, which can work individually or together on the two spindles, give it maximum flexibility.

With its combination of laser deposition welding and 5-axis simultaneous milling in a single setup, the LASERTEC 65 DED hybrid has established itself as a versatile solution in additive manufacturing. It can produce highly complex geometries, repair wear parts economically, and coat workpieces with extremely hard materials.

Horizontal machining centers impress with their performance, stability, and process reliability—reasons for the continued popularity of the DMU H series from DMG MORI. The DMU 65 H monoBLOCK 2. Generation will now continue the success story of its predecessor. The machine tool manufacturer will present the enhanced machine at its Open House in Pfronten.