HAIMER India to Showcase Smart Tool Management and Precision Solutions at DMI 2026

HAIMER Power Clamp Nano NG i4.0

Reinforcing the shift toward connected and high-precision tooling environments, Haimer India Pvt. Ltd. will showcase its advanced tool management and machining solutions at the 14th Die & Mould India International Exhibition (DMI 2026), scheduled from April 21–24 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre. As manufacturers increasingly adopt Industry 4.0 practices, the company aims to demonstrate how integrated hardware and digital platforms can enhance productivity, reliability, and process control across modern toolrooms.

HAIMER Tool Presetter UNO autofocus 20|40

With a strong focus on efficiency, accuracy, and digital connectivity, HAIMER’s solutions are designed to support evolving industry demands, particularly in automotive and precision manufacturing sectors. By combining tool presetting, shrink-fit technology, and digital tool management, the company continues to enable smarter and more streamlined production environments.

Manas Majumder, Dy. Director – Sales, Haimer India Pvt. Ltd., highlighted the company’s showcase and industry perspective, stating that “DMI 2026 is India’s biggest show for our die and mold industry where all global to local industry takes part, and it is a platform where the industry shows its capacity and readiness for global requirements while also presenting the newest trends and developments,” adding that “at HAIMER our philosophy is ‘Quality Wins’ and we are always at the forefront to help our industry move along with current trends and be future ready,” and noting that “our Tool Room of the Future enables smart, connected tool management by integrating digital platforms like WinTool and Toolbase with precision hardware to reduce setup time, ensure process reliability, and optimize inventory,” while also highlighting that “the HAIMER Tool Presetter UNO autofocus 20|40 enables high-precision, fully automatic tool measurement with efficient and reliable results.”

He further elaborated on the product lineup, stating that “the HAIMER Power Clamp Nano NG i4.0 delivers effortless precision for shrink fitting, especially for small interfaces, ensuring accurate and reliable performance with reduced setup time,” while adding that “our inductive shrink-fit technology, supported by patented coil design, ensures targeted heating of the clamping area to protect high-value tools and improve productivity,” and noting that “WinTool tool management software integrates machining data, CNC programs, and tool control to streamline manufacturing processes, reduce setup time, and enhance productivity,” emphasising that “DMI gives confidence to global and domestic customers in the Indian die and mold segment by showcasing its growing capabilities and readiness for future manufacturing demands.”

With its participation at DMI 2026, HAIMER India continues to strengthen its commitment to delivering precision-driven, digitally connected solutions for the next generation of tooling and manufacturing.

14th Die & Mould India International Exhibition
Date- Apr 21–24, 2026
Venue- Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai
Hall No- 2
Booth No- H09

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