Stuttgart, Germany — August 2026 — At AMB 2026 in Stuttgart, DN Solutions and HELLER will bring together advanced machine-tool technology, automation, digitalization and artificial intelligence under the theme “When Precision Connects, Intelligence Emerges.”
The joint exhibition will focus on how connected manufacturing technologies can help manufacturers improve precision, productivity, flexibility and production efficiency across a wide range of applications.
Visitors to Hall 10, Booth 10A31/32 will see live machining demonstrations, automation solutions, digital manufacturing technologies and application examples designed to demonstrate the future of intelligent production.
What Will DN Solutions and HELLER Showcase at AMB 2026?
The combined exhibition will feature a broad portfolio of machining and automation technologies from both companies.
DN Solutions will demonstrate the DVF 5000 with AWC automation, alongside the DNX 2100 SB integrated with RoboJob automation.
The company’s AMB portfolio will also include:
- SMX 3100 S multitasking machine
- DNM 5700 machining center
- PUMA 5100 LYB turning center
- Advanced automation and digital manufacturing solutions
HELLER will showcase two key machining technologies:
- HF 5500 Mill-Turn
- F 6000 Mill-Turn
These machines demonstrate HELLER’s focus on high-precision complete machining and demanding production applications.
HELLER F 6000 Mill-Turn: High-Precision 5-Axis Manufacturing
One of the key HELLER machines on display will be the F 6000 Mill-Turn, a 5-axis machining center designed for demanding production applications.
The machine combines milling and turning capabilities within an integrated manufacturing concept, enabling manufacturers to perform complex machining operations while reducing the need for multiple setups.
For manufacturers producing complex components, this approach can contribute to:
- Reduced setup requirements
- Improved component accuracy
- Greater machining flexibility
- More efficient production workflows
- Complete machining of complex components
The F 6000 demonstrates how advanced machine-tool architectures are moving toward more integrated manufacturing processes.
HELLER HF 5500 Mill-Turn for Complete Machining
The HF 5500 Mill-Turn will also be featured at AMB 2026.
Designed for high-precision 5-axis complete machining, the HF 5500 represents HELLER’s approach to combining complex machining operations within a single manufacturing platform.
This type of machining strategy is particularly relevant for manufacturers looking to reduce handling, improve process consistency and increase productivity when producing complex components.
Automation Takes Center Stage
Automation will be another major theme at the joint DN Solutions and HELLER exhibition.
DN Solutions will demonstrate the DVF 5000 equipped with AWC automation and the DNX 2100 SB integrated with RoboJob automation.
The demonstrations highlight an increasingly important trend in manufacturing: machine tools are no longer operating as isolated production assets.
Instead, modern manufacturing systems increasingly combine:
Machine + Automation + Data + Software + AI
This integrated approach can enable manufacturers to improve machine utilization, reduce manual intervention and create more consistent production processes.
From Smart Machines to Smart Manufacturing
Beyond physical machine tools, DN Solutions and HELLER will place significant emphasis on digital manufacturing and intelligent production.
DN Solutions will highlight AI-based solutions, digital monitoring and analytics, as well as consulting services aimed at improving:
- Quality
- Production optimization
- Machine performance
- Service efficiency
- Process visibility
By connecting machines, production data and digital services, manufacturers can gain deeper insights into their manufacturing processes.
This is increasingly important as manufacturers face pressure to produce more efficiently while maintaining increasingly demanding quality requirements.
HELLER Technology Area: Digitalization and AI
The HELLER Technology Area will provide visitors with an opportunity to explore digital production optimization and intelligent support solutions.
One highlighted technology is HELLER’s AI-based chatbot “Ask.me.”
The technology reflects a broader shift toward AI-assisted manufacturing support, where intelligent digital tools can help operators, maintenance teams and production personnel access information and support more efficiently.
HELLER will also present:
- Digital twins
- Scalable automation concepts
- Machine availability services
- The HELLER Services Interface
- The myHELLER customer platform
- Digital production optimization solutions
Together, these technologies demonstrate how the value of a machine tool increasingly extends beyond its mechanical capabilities.
Digital Twins and Connected Production
Digital twins are becoming an important component of modern manufacturing strategies.
By creating digital representations of machines or manufacturing processes, manufacturers can better understand production behavior, evaluate processes and support optimization.
For machine-tool users, the combination of digital twins, machine data, automation and analytics can create a more connected production environment.
At AMB 2026, HELLER’s digital solutions will demonstrate how these technologies can complement physical machining systems.
From Prototypes to High-Volume Production
The joint exhibition will also feature workpiece examples representing different manufacturing requirements.
These applications range from:
- Prototype production
- Single-part manufacturing
- Flexible production
- Complex component machining
- High-volume series production
This application-focused approach demonstrates the breadth of the combined DN Solutions and HELLER manufacturing portfolio.
Rather than focusing only on individual machines, the companies are presenting a broader manufacturing ecosystem covering machining, automation, digitalization, AI and lifecycle services.
Why the DN Solutions–HELLER Collaboration Matters
The manufacturing industry is increasingly moving toward connected production environments.
Machine tools are becoming part of larger digital ecosystems where production equipment, automation systems, software and data work together.
The AMB 2026 exhibition from DN Solutions and HELLER reflects this transition.
The central message is clear:
Precision alone is no longer enough. Manufacturers increasingly need precision connected with intelligence.
By combining machine-tool expertise with automation, digital technologies and AI-driven solutions, manufacturers can work toward higher productivity, improved process visibility and more flexible production.
DN Solutions at a Glance
Founded in 1976, DN Solutions is a global machine-tool manufacturer offering approximately 400 product types across turning and milling technologies.
The company serves industries including:
- Automotive
- Aerospace
- Medical technology
- Energy
- Semiconductors and electronics
- Construction technology
Its portfolio includes DNT, DNM, SMX and DVF machine lines, alongside 5-axis machines, multitasking turning centers, automation systems and digital manufacturing solutions.
HELLER at a Glance
HELLER was founded in Nürtingen, Germany, in 1894.
Today, the company employs approximately 2,000 people and develops and manufactures CNC machine tools and manufacturing systems for metal-cutting applications.
HELLER’s portfolio includes:
- 4-axis machining centers
- 5-axis machining centers
- Mill-turn centers
- Special-purpose machines
- Project machines
- Automation solutions
- Digital manufacturing services
With production facilities across Europe, Asia and the Americas, HELLER maintains a global sales and service network supporting customers in key manufacturing markets.
Where to Find DN Solutions and HELLER at AMB 2026
📍 AMB Stuttgart 2026
Hall 10
Booth 10A31/32
Stuttgart, Germany
Visitors can experience live machining demonstrations and explore how machining, automation, digitalization and AI can work together within modern manufacturing environments.
Machina Today at AMB 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
What will DN Solutions and HELLER showcase at AMB 2026?
DN Solutions and HELLER will showcase machine tools, automation, digital manufacturing, AI-driven technologies and integrated manufacturing solutions at AMB 2026.
Which HELLER machines will be displayed at AMB 2026?
HELLER will showcase the HF 5500 Mill-Turn and F 6000 Mill-Turn at its joint exhibition with DN Solutions.
Where is HELLER located at AMB 2026?
HELLER and DN Solutions will exhibit in Hall 10, Booth 10A31/32 at AMB 2026 in Stuttgart.
What is HELLER Ask.me?
Ask.me is an AI-based chatbot solution highlighted by HELLER as part of its digital manufacturing and intelligent support portfolio.
What is the theme of the DN Solutions and HELLER AMB 2026 exhibition?
The companies will exhibit under the theme “When Precision Connects, Intelligence Emerges.”
What technologies will be emphasized at the exhibition?
The exhibition will focus on machining, automation, digitalization, AI, digital twins, production analytics and intelligent manufacturing support.
