Bodor Laser Brings Future-Ready Tube Solutions to TUBE 2026
At TUBE 2026, Bodor Laser showcased advanced tube cutting solutions for efficient, flexible, and high-performance fabrication.
DUSSELDORF, Germany, April 2026 — TUBE 2026, held from April 13 to 17 in Düsseldorf, brought together 1,200 exhibitors from 54 countries, once again serving as a key platform for innovation across the global tube industry. At this year's show, Bodor Laser presented its tube processing portfolio at Hall 6, Booth 6A07, demonstrating efficient and scalable solutions for a wide range of production needs.
As a world-leading machine tool manufacturer, Bodor Laser highlight tube cutting technologies built to help fabricators improve throughput, reduce waste, and adapt to evolving application demands. Throughout the exhibition, visitors had the opportunity to explore Bodor's capabilities in tube processing and discuss practical production requirements and output goals with the company's team.
Among the featured systems was the M3 3kW, Bodor’s flagship four-chuck tube laser cutter developed for maximum throughput. Designed for parallel operations, the M3 enables cutting while loading or unloading, helping manufacturers streamline workflow and shorten cycle times. The machine also supports full-length tube processing with zero tail-end waste, delivering strong value for users focused on both productivity and material utilization.
Bodor also showcased the T2 6kW, its best-selling high-performance dual-chuck tube laser cutting system. Built to address more than 90% of tube-cutting requirements, the T2 combines broad application coverage with efficient performance. Its ultra-short 45 mm tail length helps minimize material waste, making it a practical solution for manufacturers seeking a strong balance of output, flexibility, and cost control.
Communication and Cooperation
Throughout TUBE 2026, Bodor Laser’s booth welcomed a steady flow of professional visitors from across Europe and other international markets, creating a strong setting for technical exchange and business discussion. Customers, partners, and industry professionals from tube processing, metal fabrication, and related sectors engaged with the Bodor team on machine performance, processing efficiency, automation integration, and cutting adaptability for different materials and tube profiles. These discussions reflected clear market priorities: higher efficiency, lower material waste, and greater production flexibility. As manufacturers respond to more diverse orders, tighter cost control, and rising delivery expectations, demand continues to grow for laser solutions that combine productivity, precision, and scalability. Against this backdrop, TUBE 2026 further highlighted the value of high-performance, intelligent tube cutting systems in modern manufacturing.
Bodor Laser also achieved positive results in business development and channel expansion during the exhibition. The company reached a sample machine cooperation agreement withDemmeler, a distributor in southern Germany, further strengthening its local market presence and supporting future growth in regional demonstration, customer engagement, and localized service. In addition, Bodor secured purchase agreements with other local customers, reflecting strong market recognition of its tube processing solutions and broader metal fabrication capabilities. These results reinforced Bodor’s presence in Germany and the wider European market while confirming continued demand for efficient and flexible laser processing technologies. Looking ahead, Bodor will continue working with local partners to deepen its regional footprint and deliver greater value to customers across Europe through advanced, application-driven manufacturing solutions.
