Eagle Lasers will return to EuroBLECH from 20 to 23 October 2026 in Hanover, where visitors to Hall 13, Stand F242 will get a first look at the company’s latest developments in ultra-high-power fiber laser cutting and production automation.
For EuroBLECH 2026, Eagle Lasers is preparing to demonstrate how the next generation of laser technology changes both what happens at the cutting point and how subsequent processes are affected once that level of productivity is reached.
Visitors can expect two major areas of development.
Increasing laser power places considerably greater demands on the complete cutting system, from the optical path and beam control to cooling and thermal stability. Eagle has developed a new solution specifically around these conditions, designed to maintain stable operation as power moves beyond the levels currently common in industrial sheet metal cutting.
The second development addresses a consequence of faster cutting that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: what happens before and after the cutting cycle ends.
As machines produce parts faster, manual separation, handling and sorting can become the next production bottleneck. At EuroBLECH, Eagle will demonstrate a new approach to automation that extends further into this part of the process, aiming to create a more continuous flow from raw sheet to sorted finished components.
To explore Eagle’s latest developments in ultra-high-power fiber laser cutting and production automation at EuroBLECH 2026, visit Hall 13, Stand F242.
