EMO Hannover, one of the world's most important trade fairs for production technology, will open its doors from September 22 to 26, 2025 – and is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Also present: GROB-WERKE, which has been inextricably linked to the success story of EMO for over four decades and will also be celebrating its 100th anniversary next year. GROB has been an integral part of EMO since its first trade fair appearance in 1977.
A success story full of highlights
GROB unveiled the predecessor to its current machining centers back in 1977 – marking the start of a unique development. In 1991, GROB revolutionized machine planning with its "CMS" technology. In 2005, the introduction of the modular G-series marked another milestone at the trade fair, which continues to set standards to this day. This was followed two years later by the G350 – the first universal machine to set new standards. Finally, in 2017, GROB presented its entry-level solutions for electromobility - another significant milestone.
"EMO is not just a trade fair for us – it has been a stage for our technological innovations for decades," explains Christian Müller, CSO of GROB. "In 2025, we will impressively demonstrate how we are setting new standards with innovative strength, a clear focus and high speed – far beyond conventional production."
EMO 2025: VISION. FOCUS. SPEED.
Under this year's motto "VISION. FOCUS. SPEED. – Beyond Limits. Into Next-Level Machining." GROB will be showcasing pioneering manufacturing technologies and complete solutions for the mechanical engineering of tomorrow on over 1,000 square meters in Hall 12, Stand B26.
The product highlights that GROB will be presenting at EMO 2025 include modern universal machines such as the heavy-duty 4-axis machining center G400, which is characterized by its efficiency and versatility. The trade fair portfolio will be complemented by the G550T 5-axis mill-turn machining center, which is equipped with integrated clamping hydraulics and thus enables automated clamping of turned parts. In the field of automation, GROB will be presenting the new generation of the rotary pallet storage system PSS-R900 for the first time at an external trade fair – a flexible all-round solution that ensures an efficient and automated production process.
Another trade fair highlight is the G920F5, which was specially developed for machining mega and giga castings and meets the highest requirements for stability and precision.
GROB is also setting standards in the area of digitalization and is presenting manufacturer-independent, intelligent solutions for networked and future-proof production with GROB-NET4Industry.
In additive manufacturing, GROB is presenting the GMP300, an efficient technology for the economical production of near-net-shape aluminum components, which is particularly suitable for demanding applications.
The Bavarian machine manufacturer's trade fair presence will be rounded off with exciting exhibits from the field of electromobility and smart service products aimed at maximizing machine availability and high efficiency in production.
At EMO 2025, visitors can experience live how GROB is working on the future of mechanical engineering with VISION, FOCUS and SPEED – Beyond Limits. Into Next-Level Machining: Find out more now.
A success story full of highlights
GROB unveiled the predecessor to its current machining centers back in 1977 – marking the start of a unique development. In 1991, GROB revolutionized machine planning with its "CMS" technology. In 2005, the introduction of the modular G-series marked another milestone at the trade fair, which continues to set standards to this day. This was followed two years later by the G350 – the first universal machine to set new standards. Finally, in 2017, GROB presented its entry-level solutions for electromobility - another significant milestone.
"EMO is not just a trade fair for us – it has been a stage for our technological innovations for decades," explains Christian Müller, CSO of GROB. "In 2025, we will impressively demonstrate how we are setting new standards with innovative strength, a clear focus and high speed – far beyond conventional production."
EMO 2025: VISION. FOCUS. SPEED.
Under this year's motto "VISION. FOCUS. SPEED. – Beyond Limits. Into Next-Level Machining." GROB will be showcasing pioneering manufacturing technologies and complete solutions for the mechanical engineering of tomorrow on over 1,000 square meters in Hall 12, Stand B26.
The product highlights that GROB will be presenting at EMO 2025 include modern universal machines such as the heavy-duty 4-axis machining center G400, which is characterized by its efficiency and versatility. The trade fair portfolio will be complemented by the G550T 5-axis mill-turn machining center, which is equipped with integrated clamping hydraulics and thus enables automated clamping of turned parts. In the field of automation, GROB will be presenting the new generation of the rotary pallet storage system PSS-R900 for the first time at an external trade fair – a flexible all-round solution that ensures an efficient and automated production process.
Another trade fair highlight is the G920F5, which was specially developed for machining mega and giga castings and meets the highest requirements for stability and precision.
GROB is also setting standards in the area of digitalization and is presenting manufacturer-independent, intelligent solutions for networked and future-proof production with GROB-NET4Industry.
In additive manufacturing, GROB is presenting the GMP300, an efficient technology for the economical production of near-net-shape aluminum components, which is particularly suitable for demanding applications.
The Bavarian machine manufacturer's trade fair presence will be rounded off with exciting exhibits from the field of electromobility and smart service products aimed at maximizing machine availability and high efficiency in production.
At EMO 2025, visitors can experience live how GROB is working on the future of mechanical engineering with VISION, FOCUS and SPEED – Beyond Limits. Into Next-Level Machining: Find out more now.
