Nicolás Correa to Showcase NORMA PIT at AMB Stuttgart 2026

Stuttgart, Germany — September 2026: Nicolás Correa will present its NORMA PIT at AMB Stuttgart 2026, taking place from 15–19 September 2026.

According to Nicolás Correa’s official exhibition information, the company will exhibit in Hall 9, Stand B41, with the NORMA PIT as its featured machine.

The machine is designed around a multi-function machining concept, combining bed-type milling with a turning-table configuration.

For manufacturers looking at ways to combine machining operations within a single machine platform, the NORMA PIT provides an interesting example of how milling and turning capabilities can be integrated.

What is the Nicolás Correa NORMA PIT?

The NORMA PIT is a bed-type milling machine designed with an integrated turning table.

Nicolás Correa describes the machine as a solution for multi-function operation, combining milling and turning capabilities within the machine configuration.

The concept is particularly relevant for components that require different machining operations and orientations.

Instead of treating milling and turning as completely separate processes, the machine architecture allows manufacturers to combine them within one machining platform.

NORMA PIT Technical Specifications

Nicolás Correa’s official NORMA PIT technical specification page lists several configurations of the machine.

The published specifications include:

Specification	Official NORMA PIT data
Longitudinal X travel	2,000 / 2,500 / 3,500 / 4,500 mm
Cross Y travel	1,250 / 1,500 mm
Vertical Z travel	1,500 / 2,000 mm
Table diameter	1,000 / 1,250 mm
Turning-table speed	250 rpm
Maximum table load	4,500–10,500 kg depending on configuration
Spindle taper	HSK-100 T
Programmable spindle speed	6,000 rpm
Maximum power	24–33 kW
Maximum torque	840–990 Nm
Head technology	UAD
Positioning increment	0.02°
Technology	5-axis

These are manufacturer-published NORMA PIT specifications and cover multiple machine configurations. They should not automatically be interpreted as the exact configuration of the machine physically displayed at AMB unless Nicolás Correa confirms that configuration.

A Machine Built Around Multi-Function Machining

The most important aspect of the NORMA PIT is its multi-function machining architecture.

A manufacturing component may require:

Milling → positioning → turning → additional milling

When these operations are divided among separate machines, the workpiece may need to be moved and re-established between operations.

A multi-function machine takes a different approach.

The objective is to perform more operations within one machine environment.

This can be particularly relevant for manufacturers dealing with large or complex components where workpiece handling and setup are important production considerations.

However, the actual productivity and setup reduction achievable will depend on the component, process planning, tooling, workholding and production environment.

Integrated Turning Capability

The NORMA PIT incorporates a turning table as part of its machine configuration.

Nicolás Correa’s official specifications list turning-table diameters of 1,000 mm or 1,250 mm, depending on configuration, with a published turning-table speed of 250 rpm.

This is an important distinction for media reporting.

Rather than describing the machine simply as a milling machine with a rotary table, the NORMA PIT is presented by Nicolás Correa as a multi-function machine capable of combining milling and turning operations.

5-Axis UAD Technology

Another important part of the NORMA PIT is Nicolás Correa’s UAD head technology.

The company’s official technical information describes UAD as a universal and orthogonal indexing milling-head technology and states that the patented system permits rotation in increments of 0.02°.

The machine is also listed with 5-axis technology.

This type of head configuration is designed to provide different tool orientations during machining.

For complex components, tool orientation can be important for:

Access to difficult surfaces
Machining flexibility
Component accessibility
Reducing the need for multiple setups
Supporting complex machining strategies

The exact benefits will depend on the application and machining process.

HSK-100 T Spindle Interface

The official NORMA PIT specification lists an HSK-100 T spindle taper.

The published spindle specification includes:

Programmable speed: 6,000 rpm
Maximum power: 24–33 kW
Maximum torque: 840–990 Nm

These figures vary according to the machine configuration.

The HSK-100 T interface is particularly relevant in a machine intended for demanding milling applications and multi-function machining.

Why Mill-Turn Capability Matters

The attraction of mill-turn machining is straightforward:

More machining operations can potentially be integrated into one production process.

For suitable components, this can reduce the need to move the workpiece between different machines.

That can have potential implications for:

Setup planning
Workpiece handling
Process integration
Production flexibility
Machining accessibility

But manufacturers should evaluate these benefits based on their actual component mix and process requirements rather than assuming that multi-tasking automatically means higher productivity.

That is an important consideration when evaluating any advanced machine-tool investment.

Why the NORMA PIT Could Attract Attention at AMB 2026

AMB Stuttgart is one of the major international exhibitions focused on metalworking and machine-tool technology.

Nicolás Correa’s official exhibition listing confirms that the company will be at:

AMB Stuttgart 2026
15–19 September 2026
Hall 9
Stand B41
Machine: NORMA PIT

For visitors interested in large-format milling, 5-axis machining and multi-function machining, the NORMA PIT is therefore a machine to include on the AMB 2026 visit list.

The Bigger Manufacturing Question

The interesting question surrounding machines such as the NORMA PIT is not simply:

“How fast can the spindle run?”

It is:

“How many machining operations can be intelligently integrated into one production process?”

That question is becoming increasingly important as manufacturers look for flexible production systems capable of handling complex components.

Multi-function machining is one approach to that challenge.

The NORMA PIT demonstrates how a bed-type milling platform can be configured around a combination of milling and turning capabilities.

NORMA PIT at AMB 2026: What Visitors Should Look For

Visitors heading to Nicolás Correa’s booth can focus on several technical areas:

1. Multi-function operation

Observe how the milling and turning functions are integrated into the machine architecture.

2. Turning-table configuration

Examine the rotary-table implementation and how it supports turning operations.

3. UAD head technology

Look at the head’s angular positioning and 5-axis capabilities.

4. Tooling

The HSK-100 T spindle interface is an important part of the machine’s machining configuration.

5. Production applications

The most valuable discussion for manufacturers will be how the machine can be applied to their specific component and process requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What machine will Nicolás Correa exhibit at AMB 2026?

Nicolás Correa’s official exhibition listing identifies the NORMA PIT as the machine it will exhibit at AMB Stuttgart 2026.

Where is Nicolás Correa located at AMB 2026?

Nicolás Correa will exhibit in Hall 9, Stand B41.

When is AMB Stuttgart 2026?

AMB Stuttgart 2026 takes place from 15 to 19 September 2026.

What is the NORMA PIT?

The NORMA PIT is a bed-type milling machine designed for multi-function machining, incorporating a turning-table configuration.

What spindle taper does the NORMA PIT use?

The official NORMA PIT specification lists an HSK-100 T spindle taper.

What is the maximum programmable spindle speed?

Nicolás Correa lists a programmable spindle speed of 6,000 rpm.

What is the turning-table diameter?

The official NORMA PIT specification lists 1,000 mm or 1,250 mm, depending on configuration.

What is the turning-table speed?

Nicolás Correa’s current official NORMA PIT specification lists 250 rpm.

What is UAD technology?

Nicolás Correa describes UAD as universal and orthogonal indexing milling-head technology with patented positioning capability in 0.02° increments.

Machina Today Analysis

The NORMA PIT represents an interesting direction in machine-tool development: integrating multiple machining functions into a single machine platform.

Its significance is not necessarily one individual specification.

It is the combination of:

Milling + turning + 5-axis technology + integrated rotary capability + HSK-100 T tooling

For manufacturers producing complex components, that combination deserves attention.

The best question for visitors at AMB 2026 may therefore be:

Can mill-turn integration simplify your current manufacturing process?

The answer will depend on the component, tolerances, material, tooling, production volume and process strategy.

But the NORMA PIT gives manufacturers a concrete machine platform to evaluate that question.

Nicolás Correa at AMB Stuttgart 2026

Nicolás Correa
Machine: NORMA PIT
Event: AMB Stuttgart 2026
Dates: 15–19 September 2026
Hall: 9
Stand: B41

Nicolás Correa’s official exhibition page confirms these exhibition details.

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Editorial Note

Machina Today editorial standard: This article uses manufacturer-published information for the technical specifications and official Nicolás Correa information for its AMB 2026 exhibition details. Where a specification varies by machine configuration, it is identified as such rather than presented as a single universal value.

Important: The earlier 400 rpm turning-table figure should not be used in the published article unless Nicolás Correa provides a current source confirming that specific AMB machine configuration. The current official NORMA PIT specification page states 250 rpm.