First in CNC Automation
RoboJob launches completely new Tower at EMO Hannover
Heist-op-den-Berg (Belgium), 1 September 2025
Eight years after the introduction of the first generation Tower, RoboJob is once again making history. At the EMO trade fair in Hannover, the Belgian market leader in CNC automation is presenting a completely new Tower: a groundbreaking solution that combines even more capacity, flexibility and technical possibilities in a compact footprint.
Success story since 2017
The first generation of the Tower was also launched at EMO in 2017. At the time, it was the first automation solution for turning and milling machines to be offered in such a modular and scalable way. Since then, more than 150 Towers have been installed at manufacturing companies worldwide. The Tower has thus become a reference product that has proven how automation not only increases productivity but also strengthens the autonomy of companies.
‘The first Tower was a game changer for us and our customers,’ says Helmut De Roovere, CEO of RoboJob. "But we knew that this was only the beginning. With the new Tower, we are building on that success and taking a big step forward at the same time. We are taking automation to a level that cannot be found anywhere else today."
New standards in automation
The new Tower is available in three models (3,500 mm, 4,100 mm and 4,700 mm high) and offers the largest capacity on the market with up to 14 m² of storage space and 6,960 kg load capacity. Thanks to its smart vertical design, floor space is kept to a minimum, while companies significantly increase their autonomy for day, night and weekend production.
A completely redesigned internal logistics system – with a single central lift and a flexible transfer hatch – makes the Tower not only faster and more reliable, but also more user-friendly. In addition, the operator retains free access to the CNC machine in every configuration, even in a 2-machine setup.
The introduction of the E-Grip further expands the range of applications. This intelligent gripper can automatically switch between workpiece grippers, collets, pallet modules and tools. In combination with the powerful, intuitive software, this opens up an unrivalled spectrum of possibilities for both high-mix, low-volume production and large-scale series.
First installations in 2026
The first installations of the new Tower are planned for Q2 2026. Until then, all planned projects will be carried out with the current Tower. This underlines RoboJob's philosophy of only bringing products to market that are fully developed, thoroughly tested, and ready for production.
“We never bring half-finished innovations to our customers,” emphasizes De Roovere. “Every new Tower we install will be 100% reliable, as our customers have come to expect from us. That is the basis of the trust we have built with them over the years.”
EMO as a platform for innovation
It is no coincidence that RoboJob is launching the new Tower at EMO again. For years, the company has used the largest international machine trade fair as a springboard for its most important innovations. RoboJob will also be presenting the application of artificial intelligence in the Pallet-Load Integrated at the fair.
‘EMO has always been the place where we push our boundaries,’ continues De Roovere. ‘Our innovations have repeatedly demonstrated that automation can be simpler, smarter and more powerful. With the new Tower, we are once again setting a new standard and propelling our industry to new heights.’
Discover the new Tower at EMO Hannover
RoboJob invites all visitors to discover the new Tower live at the EMO trade fair in Hannover, from 22 to 26 September 2025. Visit RoboJob in Hall 015, Stand B25 and experience for yourself what the future of automation looks like.
More information can be found at www.robojob.eu. You can also request free admission tickets for the trade fair there.
About RoboJob
RoboJob has been building accessible and user-friendly solutions for the automation of CNC-controlled turning and milling machines since 2007. These robot applications can significantly increase the output, flexibility and efficiency of machinery. RoboJob was founded by Helmut De Roovere and Luc De Ceuster in 2007 and the company has since grown into an international market leader. RoboJob has already installed more than 2,000 robots at home and abroad, and in early 2020 the company opened a Technology Centre in Lehrensteinsfeld, Germany. Today CNC automation is more relevant than ever. RoboJob has the most extensive portfolio in CNC automation available to its customers, and by far the most experience in its installation and service.
Heist-op-den-Berg (Belgium), 1 September 2025
Eight years after the introduction of the first generation Tower, RoboJob is once again making history. At the EMO trade fair in Hannover, the Belgian market leader in CNC automation is presenting a completely new Tower: a groundbreaking solution that combines even more capacity, flexibility and technical possibilities in a compact footprint.
Success story since 2017
The first generation of the Tower was also launched at EMO in 2017. At the time, it was the first automation solution for turning and milling machines to be offered in such a modular and scalable way. Since then, more than 150 Towers have been installed at manufacturing companies worldwide. The Tower has thus become a reference product that has proven how automation not only increases productivity but also strengthens the autonomy of companies.
‘The first Tower was a game changer for us and our customers,’ says Helmut De Roovere, CEO of RoboJob. "But we knew that this was only the beginning. With the new Tower, we are building on that success and taking a big step forward at the same time. We are taking automation to a level that cannot be found anywhere else today."
New standards in automation
The new Tower is available in three models (3,500 mm, 4,100 mm and 4,700 mm high) and offers the largest capacity on the market with up to 14 m² of storage space and 6,960 kg load capacity. Thanks to its smart vertical design, floor space is kept to a minimum, while companies significantly increase their autonomy for day, night and weekend production.
A completely redesigned internal logistics system – with a single central lift and a flexible transfer hatch – makes the Tower not only faster and more reliable, but also more user-friendly. In addition, the operator retains free access to the CNC machine in every configuration, even in a 2-machine setup.
The introduction of the E-Grip further expands the range of applications. This intelligent gripper can automatically switch between workpiece grippers, collets, pallet modules and tools. In combination with the powerful, intuitive software, this opens up an unrivalled spectrum of possibilities for both high-mix, low-volume production and large-scale series.
First installations in 2026
The first installations of the new Tower are planned for Q2 2026. Until then, all planned projects will be carried out with the current Tower. This underlines RoboJob's philosophy of only bringing products to market that are fully developed, thoroughly tested, and ready for production.
“We never bring half-finished innovations to our customers,” emphasizes De Roovere. “Every new Tower we install will be 100% reliable, as our customers have come to expect from us. That is the basis of the trust we have built with them over the years.”
EMO as a platform for innovation
It is no coincidence that RoboJob is launching the new Tower at EMO again. For years, the company has used the largest international machine trade fair as a springboard for its most important innovations. RoboJob will also be presenting the application of artificial intelligence in the Pallet-Load Integrated at the fair.
‘EMO has always been the place where we push our boundaries,’ continues De Roovere. ‘Our innovations have repeatedly demonstrated that automation can be simpler, smarter and more powerful. With the new Tower, we are once again setting a new standard and propelling our industry to new heights.’
Discover the new Tower at EMO Hannover
RoboJob invites all visitors to discover the new Tower live at the EMO trade fair in Hannover, from 22 to 26 September 2025. Visit RoboJob in Hall 015, Stand B25 and experience for yourself what the future of automation looks like.
More information can be found at www.robojob.eu. You can also request free admission tickets for the trade fair there.
About RoboJob
RoboJob has been building accessible and user-friendly solutions for the automation of CNC-controlled turning and milling machines since 2007. These robot applications can significantly increase the output, flexibility and efficiency of machinery. RoboJob was founded by Helmut De Roovere and Luc De Ceuster in 2007 and the company has since grown into an international market leader. RoboJob has already installed more than 2,000 robots at home and abroad, and in early 2020 the company opened a Technology Centre in Lehrensteinsfeld, Germany. Today CNC automation is more relevant than ever. RoboJob has the most extensive portfolio in CNC automation available to its customers, and by far the most experience in its installation and service.