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One of the most popular, most versatile all-electric tube bending machines manufactured by UK-based Unison Ltd will take centre stage on the company’s stand, no. 20-550, at MACH 2026.
The machine in question, one of Unison’s ultra-precise Breeze 50 mm (maximum tube diameter) models, is a favoured choice among aerospace and automotive component manufacturers, furniture and handrail makers, HVAC systems specialists and general fabricators who require the highest levels of reliability, repeatability and accuracy. “When we were considering which of our tube bending machines to bring to MACH,
the Breeze 50 was the obvious choice, thanks primarily to its incredible versatility,” says Unison’s UK Sales Manager, Luke Gibson. “Developed especially for companies that want ease of programming in tube bending, the 50 mm Breeze, like the majority of machines in Unison’s all-electric Breeze range, is available in both single- and multi-stack versions. Moreover, multi-radius capability, generous clearance under the bend head and substantial carriage-push and mandrel pull force are additional features that ensure there are very few tasks it can’t handle.” Just like all Unison Breeze tube benders (the range covers tube diameters from 4 mm to 275 mm), the 50 mm machine is controlled by Unison’s proprietary Unibend CNC, a control system widely recognised as the industry leading tool for precise tube and pipe compared to previous tube manipulation cycle times, depending on materials being bent, the number of and complexity of bends and individual manufacturing strategies. Other machine tool technologies on display on Unison’s stand, will include one of the company’s manually operated and CNC-controlled EvBend 1000 precision tube bending Demonstrations of Unison’s advanced Opt2Sim Scan tube measurement system will also take place throughout the event.
Unison Ltd is the UK’s leading manufacturer of tube and pipe bending machines and continually innovates the tube and pipe bending marketplace. The company manufactured electric multi-stack tube bender, then the world’s largest all-electric tube bender for the shipbuilding industry. Available in single-stack, multi-stack and right/left varieties, Unison machines are delivered to more than 20 countries globally. Unison’s tube bending software is recognised as the most user-friendly control system for tube bending machines. The software is written and supported by Unison, ensuring complete control of its evolution, with no need for third party support.
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Specialist manufacturer of network connectivity solutions, ATGBICS has announced it will exhibit at Embedded World 2026, taking place between 10-12 March in Nuremberg, Germany. At Hall 3A, Booth 3A-314, ATGBICS will showcase its network connectivity product range and services, designed to support both legacy and next-generation infrastructures. Products on display will include network transceivers ranging from 10MBase to 800GBase, including Active Optical Cables (AOCs) and Network Interface Cards (NICs). The company’s products are manufactured using high-quality components with strict adherence to Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) industry standards. Each product is fully tested, uniquely serialised and built for industrial or enterprise environments, enabling risk-free purchasing while delivering
requirements, from low-run-rate projects to large-scale, multi-thousand-unit deployments. manufacturers, as well as universally coded transceivers for vendor-agnostic infrastructures. As obsolescence specialists, the company supplies hard-to-source and discontinued Karl Broderick, Managing Director at ATGBICS, commented: “Exhibiting independently
clients looking for manufacturing supply partners to reduce long lead times, rising costs, ATGBICS was created to solve, delivering fast-to-market solutions, rapid response times and supply chains measured in weeks, not months. We provide consistent build quality, full traceability and regulatory compliance, alongside customised solutions that reduce risk, improve availability and deliver tangible cost savings across network connectivity projects.” Through its participation at the show, ATGBICS aims to connect with contract
electronics manufacturers (CEMs), electronics manufacturing service (EMS) providers, design engineers, project leads, distributors, OEMs and technical decision-makers seeking Embedded World 2026, visit
https://atgbics.com/pages/manufacturing.
ATGBICS
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