Bodor Laser outlined two new tube laser cutting machines for their planned European debut at EuroBLECH 2026 in Hannover, Germany. The company’s announcement was dated October 24, 2026, after the October 20–23 event dates it listed, and did not confirm that the machines were displayed or available for sale.

Key Takeaways

  • The four-chuck machine is designed for tube processing, while the double-chuck model combines cutting, drilling and tapping.
  • Bodor also outlined sheet-cutting, welding and automation equipment for the exhibition.

How the laser cutting machines differ

Bodor described the four-chuck series as using a floating chuck configuration with unrestricted rotation. Its dual-process mode is intended to improve heavy-tube processing, while the machine adjusts chuck logic to tube and part length.

The double-chuck series combines cutting, drilling and tapping on one platform, with an optional 14-position tool magazine. Bodor said scanning, visual recognition and sensors detect tube contours, weld seams and processing conditions to adjust the cutting centre.

Broader equipment display

The company also listed three sheet laser cutters: the P6 60 kW, P3 with 12 kW automation, and i3 6 kW. Its planned display included a 3 kW robotic laser welder and a Pro 1.5 kW handheld laser welder.

The announcement said German-speaking technical specialists would be on site. It did not provide prices, delivery dates or sales availability for the new tube machines.

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