WFL Millturn Technologies opened its Technology Meeting 2026 in Linz — Steel City — on May 5. The open house runs through May 7 at WFL‘s headquarters, with doors open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The 4,000-square-metre floor is set up as a working shopfloor, not an exhibition. Machines are running: turning, milling, drilling, and gear cutting in single setups across the full MILLTURN range, from the M20 to the M150. Visitors can watch live cuts, not video loops.
The M70 MILLTURN is new this year. WFL built it for applications where flexibility and cycle time both matter, and it is being demonstrated alongside the rest of the range rather than on a separate showcase pedestal.
Automation accounts for a significant share of the floor. Turnkey projects and multi-machine interlinking systems are running in operation, giving visitors a clearer picture of how a connected facility actually functions. Dedicated zones for software, tooling, and service support round out the event, with WFL engineers available throughout for direct conversation.
The programme also includes specialist presentations and guided tours: structured entry points for visitors who want context before walking the floor. Visitors have been arriving from across Europe and international markets. The format keeps things close to real production conditions, which makes the conversations more specific. Most centre on projects in progress, application challenges, and what the machines can actually do under shopfloor demands.
