Sodick Inc.

IMTS 2026 featured Sodick’s strongest presence ever as we celebrated 50 years of innovation with machines engineered to hold micron-level accuracy, powerful lights-out production, and advanced technology designed for industries where precision is non-negotiable: aerospace, medical, mold and die, and beyond.

Innovations Featured at Booth 338640

High-Precision Sinking

The AP30L is our most precise sinker to date. This oil-based machine features total thermal stability through a full-cabin option that closes off the workpiece from ambient air, eliminating thermal drift that compounds over long machining cycles. Paired with Sodick’s rigid linear motors, the AP30L holds accuracy from the first cut to the last hour of a lights-out run.

Micron-Level Wire Cutting

The AX350L Wire EDM delivers micron-level precision with thermal displacement correction and iGroove+ wire rotation built in. The wire electrode rotates continuously throughout the cut, keeping the cutting surface fresh and consistent while reducing wire consumption by up to 30%. For shops doing tight-tolerance work in mold cavities, medical components, or aerospace profiles, the consumables savings alone are worth the conversation.

Lights-Out Small Hole Drilling

The K3BL Small Hole EDM drills from 80 microns to 3mm with micron-level accuracy. The 18-station ATC option lets the machine switch electrode sizes automatically during a run. The 15-station ATC with Automatic Electrode Feeder goes further, cycling through multiple sizes without any operator involvement; purpose-built for unattended production.

AltForm’s US Debut

The Print Brilliance 400 made its North American debut at IMTS 2026. Demonstrated alongside Sodick’s advanced machining solutions, the system highlighted its ability to produce complex metal parts with high precision and reduced material waste. Strong interest from visitors underscored the growing role of additive manufacturing in supporting more efficient, flexible, and integrated production environments.

Also featured on the floor: the ALN600G iGE+ Wire EDM, AL60G+ Sinker EDM, UX450L High Speed Mill, and the SZ25.

High-Speed Mill + SZ25 + Sinker EDM: A Lights-Out Manufacturing Cell

At IMTS, we showcased the UX450L high-speed mill, SZ25 transfer robot, and AL60G+ sinker EDM as a fully integrated manufacturing cell. The demonstration showed how electrodes can be machined on the UX450L and automatically stored and transferred by the SZ25 to the AL60G+ for EDM operations, creating a streamlined process with minimal operator intervention.

By combining electrode production, automated handling, and precision EDM in a single cell, visitors were able to see a practical example of how manufacturers can improve efficiency, increase unattended machining time, and maintain consistent part quality throughout the production process.

More Than Machines: The People Behind the Equipment

At IMTS 2026, our machine experts and consumables specialists were on the show floor throughout the week, helping attendees navigate challenges, explore new technologies, and evaluate their next steps with confidence. Whether visitors were considering a new machine, troubleshooting a process issue, or looking for guidance on future opportunities, they connected directly with professionals who know the technology inside and out.

While IMTS may be over, the conversations don’t have to end there. If you attended the show and would like to continue the discussion, or you’d like to connect with our machine and application experts for the first time, we’re always ready to talk through your challenges, goals, and next steps.

Building on Decades of Precision

Sodick was founded in 1976 with a singular focus: to push machining technology into the future by building machines that drove the success of our customers. Within months of opening our doors, we delivered the world’s first NC microcomputer die-sinker EDM, immediately setting a new industry standard.

Over the next five decades, we continued to redefine what precision manufacturing could achieve. From patenting flat rigid linear motor drives that deliver long-term positioning accuracy, to developing thermally stable ceramic machine components, each innovation was designed with one goal in mind: helping our customers stay ahead. We also introduced iGroove+ wire rotation technology, transforming EDM performance while lowering operating costs. Together, these breakthroughs built upon one another over the years, driving greater productivity, precision, and value for manufacturers around the world.

But, the story of Sodick has never been solely about technology. Behind every breakthrough has been a team of engineers, applications specialists, partners, and industry experts committed to challenging convention and delivering meaningful results for our customers. As we celebrated 50 years of innovation at IMTS 2026, it was the people behind the machines who continued to define what makes Sodick unique.

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SCHAUMBURG, Ill. — Sodick, a global leader in precision manufacturing technology, today announced the U.S. availability of AltForm advanced metal additive manufacturing systems backed by Sodick’s North American sales and service. The announcement marks a significant expansion of Sodick’s additive manufacturing portfolio and brings AltForm’s highly customizable laser-based machines to aerospace, defense, power generation, and industrial manufacturers across the United States. AltForm will make its IMTS debut at Booth 338640, where the company’s flagship Print Genius 400, its largest dual-laser powder bed fusion system, will be on display.

Rebranded from Prima Additive and operating as a Sodick company since 2024, AltForm brings with it a deep legacy in laser science and industrial additive manufacturing. Originally the additive division of the Prima Industrie Group, the AltForm team maintained its engineering identity and product roadmap through the transition — and now, backed by Sodick’s commercial reach and U.S. service capabilities, is positioned to serve the North American market for the first time at industrial scale.

AltForm’s product portfolio spans two core technology platforms built to work in concert: the Print Series for fine-detail, high-precision parts, and the ZENIT Cell for large structural components and repair work — giving aerospace and defense manufacturers a complete additive solution under one roof.

Print Series: Laser Powder Bed Fusion (PBF)
The Print Series scales from the compact single-laser Print Sharp 100, built for research and dental applications, up to the quad-laser Print Brilliance 400 for high-volume industrial production. Unlike zoned competitor systems that restrict each laser to a fixed area, every AltForm laser can address the entire build area, eliminating seam-line quality issues.
ZENIT Cell: Direct Energy Deposition (DED) with Inert Gas Chamber
The ZENIT Cell handles large-scale metal production and repair with build volumes up to 1,600 x 1,200 x 700 mm, available in single-process, multi-process, and inert gas chamber configurations. It runs reactive aerospace alloys including titanium and aluminum, and extends the service life of high-value tooling and precision molds at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

AltForm’s defining characteristic is customization. Rather than selling from a fixed catalog, the company designs each system around the customer’s production requirements, materials, and facility layout, then pairs it with an AI-integrated human machine interface (HMI) that provides real-time parameter guidance and process optimization. Sodick will maintain critical spare parts inventory in the United States to support uptime and minimize lead times.

The lineup is built for industries where material performance and geometric complexity are non-negotiable: aerospace and defense, power generation, energy, oil and gas, and advanced industrial manufacturing. For aerospace and defense, printing reactive alloys such as titanium and producing large structural components is a competitive necessity, and the ZENIT Cell repairs high-value tooling and rotational parts such as turbine blades.

“Bringing AltForm to the U.S. market through Sodick’s infrastructure is a natural extension of our commitment to delivering complete, high-performance manufacturing solutions. AltForm’s customization-first philosophy and laser expertise complement everything Sodick stands for, and we believe U.S. manufacturers in aerospace, defense, and power generation will see immediately what these machines can do for their most demanding applications.”

— Joshua Ramirez, Additive Applications Specialist, Sodick

See AltForm at IMTS 2026

Sodick will exhibit at IMTS 2026 at McCormick Place in Chicago. Attendees can view the Print Genius 400 in person, examine printed samples representing the full range of AltForm’s process capabilities, and speak directly with technical experts about custom machine configurations. Demonstrations and consultations are available at:

Booth 338640 | IMTS 2026 | McCormick Place, Chicago, IL | Sept 14-19, 2026

About Sodick

Sodick has been a global leader in precision machining solutions, including EDM, high-speed milling, and additive manufacturing, since 1976. Recognized for pioneering the linear motor drive technology, Sodick has built a legacy of delivering the most accurate, reliable, and long-lasting machine tools in the industry.

Sodick is showing up bigger than ever to IMTS 2026 as we celebrate 50 years of innovation with machines engineered to hold micron-level accuracy, powerful lights-out production, and advanced technology designed for industries where precision is non-negotiable: aerospace, medical, mold and die, and beyond.

This is what fifty years of precision engineering looks like in practice. Come see it for yourself at Booth 338640.

Innovations at Booth 338640

Whether you’re chasing tighter tolerances in a mold cavity or trying to keep a medical component line running lights-out, there’s something on this floor built specifically for your application.

High-Precision Sinking — The AP30L is our most precise sinker to date. This oil-based machine features total thermal stability through a full-cabin option that closes off the workpiece from ambient air, eliminating thermal drift that compounds over long machining cycles. Paired with Sodick’s rigid linear motors, the AP30L holds accuracy from the first cut to the last hour of a lights-out run.

Micron-Level Wire Cutting — The AX350L Wire EDM delivers micron-level precision with thermal displacement correction and iGroove+ wire rotation built in. The wire electrode rotates continuously throughout the cut, keeping the cutting surface fresh and consistent while reducing wire consumption by up to 30%. For shops doing tight-tolerance work in mold cavities, medical components, or aerospace profiles, the consumables savings alone are worth the conversation.

Lights-Out Small Hole Drilling — The K3BL Small Hole EDM drills from 80 microns to 3mm with micron-level accuracy. The 18-station ATC option lets the machine switch electrode sizes automatically during a run. The 15-station ATC with Automatic Electrode Feeder goes further, cycling through multiple sizes without any operator involvement; purpose-built for unattended production.

Eliminate Electrode Outsourcing — The UX450L High-Speed Mill runs up to 60,000 RPM with virtually zero backlash from Sodick’s rigid linear motor drive and repeatable +/- 1-micron positioning accuracy. Hard milling, jig grinding, graphite electrode production, and part inspection — all in one machine. For shops running sinker EDMs, this eliminates the lead time and cost uncertainty of outsourcing electrode production.

Also on the floor: the ALN600G iGE+ Wire EDM, AL60G+ Sinker EDM, SZ25, and the Print Genius 400 metal 3D printer.

UR Robot + EDM: A Live Look at Lights-Out Manufacturing

Automation is one of the biggest conversations in manufacturing right now, and at IMTS 2026, you can see it running live on the Sodick floor. Stop by to watch the UR Robot integration in action and talk to our team about what adding automation could look like for your operation.

More Than Machines: The People Behind the Equipment

At IMTS 2026, we’ll have machine experts and consumables specialists on the floor all week. Whether you’re evaluating a new machine, troubleshooting a process challenge, or just trying to figure out what your next step should be, you’ll be talking to someone who knows the technology inside and out.

In addition, this is our biggest booth in IMTS history, which means more space, more machines, and more time for the conversations that matter.

Building on Decades of Precision

Sodick was founded in 1976 with a singular focus: to push machining technology into the future by building machines that drive the success of our customers. Within months of opening our doors, we delivered the world’s first NC microcomputer die-sinker EDM; immediately setting a new industry standard.

We’ve spent the fifty years since raising the bar. Patented flat rigid linear motor drives that maintain positioning accuracy year after year. Ceramic machine components engineered for thermal stability. iGroove+ wire rotation technology that revolutionized EDM results while reducing operating costs. These are the innovations that compound over decades and propel our customers into the future — and they’re built into every machine on the floor at IMTS 2026.

See It All at IMTS 2026

Step into the next era of precision manufacturing at Booth 338640 in the Metal Removal sector, and we’ll see you soon!

Register for IMTS 2026 here

Over the past decade, Prima Additive has grown from a pioneering idea in metal additive manufacturing into a company that now embodies the full potential of advanced laser technologies. Today, as Prima Additive by Sodick becomes AltForm, our CEO Paolo Calefati shares the story behind this evolution: how it began, what it means for our partners and customers, and where we’re heading next.

Today marks an important evolution in our journey. After joining the Sodick Group earlier this year, we are ready to embrace a broader vision, a stronger identity, and a renewed commitment to industrial laser manufacturing.

Pushing the Boundaries of Precision and Performance

At Sodick, innovation has always been at the heart of what we do. With the launch of the UX Series, we bring decades of expertise in high-speed milling and linear motor technology a step further—delivering unmatched precision, reliability, and automation-ready capabilities.

Designed for manufacturers who refuse to compromise on accuracy, the UX Series represents the latest evolution of our linear motor-driven milling machines, combining speed, accuracy, and consistency like never before.

Engineering Excellence: The UX Series Advantage

With a 40,000 rpm spindle, a next-generation tool changer, and backlash-free linear motor technology, the UX Series redefines what’s possible and delivers repeatable +/- 1-micron accuracy for the most intricate components. This latest iteration brings the most advanced features into a single machine tool, setting a new benchmark for precision machining.

“With the launch of the UX Series, we are ushering in a new era of high-speed milling—one defined by unmatched positioning accuracy, seamless automation, and long-term reliability,” says Mark Sanhamel, Vice President of Sodick Inc. “The UX450L and UX650L are the future of precision manufacturing, empowering manufacturers to push boundaries and achieve next-level efficiency.”

Key Features of the UX Series:

Standard 40,000 rpm Spindle with Option for 60,000 rpm Spindle – Ultra-precise cutting for superior surface finishes
Rigid Linear Motor Drive System – Eliminates backlash for long-term positioning accuracy
Upgraded Tool Changer – Expandable from 20 to 45 tools for increased efficiency
Automation-Ready Design – Pneumatic automatic door for seamless operation
Integrated Bloom Laser & Renishaw Probe – Automatic tool measurement and part location
Advanced Cooling System – Dual chillers to maintain precision and reduce thermal expansion
Graphite Machining Option – Dust collection system for clean, high-quality graphite cutting
Jig Grinding Option – For ultra-fine surface finishes and complex geometries

Efficiency Unlocked: In-House Electrode Machining for ALG Sinker EDMs

For manufacturers that rely on sinker EDM machines, the UX High-Speed Milling Centers are the ultimate solution for producing high-quality graphite electrodes in-house—eliminating the need for costly outsourced replacements with variable lead times.

By integrating the UX Series with Sinker EDM machines, shops can significantly reduce lead times, lower production costs, and improve electrode quality—ensuring precise, high-performance machining from start to finish.

Benefits of In-House Graphite Electrode Machining

Maximize Precision – The UX Series ensures exceptional surface finishes with +/- 1 micron accuracy.
Reduce Costs – Eliminate the expense of ordering replacement electrodes by producing them in house.
Increase Efficiency – Automation integration between high-speed mills and Sinker EDMs allows for a fully optimized work flow.
Graphite Machining Optimized – The UX Series includes a dedicated dust collection system, keeping workspaces clean while maintaining top-tier performance.

For shops already utilizing EDM Sinkers, the UX Series is a game-changer—creating a seamless, high-efficiency ecosystem that enhances productivity and redefines the electrode manufacturing process.

Why Linear Motor Milling is a Game Changer

In precision machining, motion control is everything. The difference between linear motor-driven milling and traditional ball screw-driven systems is not just about speed—it’s about long-term accuracy, efficiency, and machine longevity.

Ball Screw vs. Rigid Linear Motor: What’s the Difference?

Traditional milling machines rely on ball screw-driven motion systems, which use a threaded shaft and ball bearings to convert rotary motion into linear movement. While this method has been widely used, it introduces inherent mechanical limitations.

Ball and Screw Limitations

Backlash & Mechanical Play – Over time, the natural wear of the ball screw system causes small gaps in motion, leading to lost precision and inconsistent cuts.
Friction & Heat Build-Up – The constant rolling contact of ball bearings creates friction and heat, which can cause thermal expansion and distort precision over time.
Maintenance & Degradation – Because ball screws experience physical wear, they require regular calibration and eventual replacement to maintain accuracy.

Sodick’s rigid linear motor drive system eliminates these limitations entirely. Instead of relying on physical contact, our machines use magnetic fields to generate smooth, frictionless motion, ensuring absolute positioning accuracy with zero mechanical wear.

Linear Motor Benefits

No Backlash – Linear motors provide direct-drive motion, eliminating mechanical play and ensuring continuous precision.
Higher Acceleration & Response Times – Because linear motors don’t rely on rotational components, they enable faster movements with instant stops and starts, improving overall efficiency.
Consistent Long-Term Accuracy – Unlike ball screws, which degrade over time, Sodick’s flat rigid linear motor drive maintains accuracy for years without calibration.
Improved Surface Finishes – The ultra-smooth motion results in superior surface quality with fewer post-processing requirements.

The UX Series takes this proven technology even further—incorporating enhanced thermal stability, advanced cooling systems, and optimized machine rigidity.

The result? Unmatched repeatability, better part finishes, and the confidence that your machine will perform with the same accuracy for years to come—no mechanical wear, no compromise, just precision machining at its finest.

Want to see the UX Series in action?

Contact our team today to learn how Sodick’s high-speed milling solutions can transform your operations.

We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our Canada headquarters in Toronto. This marks a transformative milestone for manufacturers across Canada, providing direct sales, service support, and an unmatched commitment to precision machining solutions. For decades, Sodick has been a trusted partner for manufacturers seeking cutting-edge Electric Discharge Machines (EDMs), high-speed mills, and metal 3D printing technology.

To this day, our mission remains clear: to empower Canadian manufacturers with the tools, resources, and support needed to grow and compete on a global scale.

Why Direct Support Matters to You

We understand that manufacturers need fast, reliable, and tailored support to stay ahead. With the opening of our new Canadian headquarters, we’re able to provide direct support to manufacturers along with supporting our regional dealers. This shift means:

Improved Service Response: Localized support ensures faster lead times and minimized downtime.
Readily Available Parts: Our Toronto facility will stock essential consumables and spare parts for quick access.
Personalized Expertise: Direct engagement allows us to provide solutions that fit your unique operational needs.

“The launch of Sodick’s Canada headquarters isn’t just about opening a new facility—it’s about building a future-ready network for Canadian manufacturers. Our direct presence ensures Canadian manufacturers receive tailored solutions and world-class support, where and when they need it most.”

– Mark Sanhamel, Vice President of Sodick Inc.

A Strategic Partner in Precision Manufacturing

We don’t just provide machine tools; we deliver solutions that redefine precision, productivity, and reliability. Canadian manufacturers can now leverage our industry-leading technologies to achieve superior results, faster:

High-Speed Milling: Our high-speed milling machine tools are built for extreme precision and speed. Designed with rigid structures and advanced control systems, they deliver consistent results for even the most intricate components.
3D Metal Printing: Our cutting-edge 3D metal printers enable next-generation manufacturing, empowering customers to produce complex parts with exceptional accuracy and minimal material waste. From prototyping to full-scale production, our technology bridges the gap between innovation and efficiency.
Flat Rigid Linear Motor Drive: Our linear motor technology provides unparalleled positioning accuracy, eliminating backlash and ensuring precise, repeatable performance over time.
10-Year Positioning Guarantee (EDM): A testament to the durability and precision of our linear motor-driven EDM machine tools. Whether you’re machining mission-critical parts or producing intricate molds, Sodick guarantees positioning accuracy for ten years with no machining hours restriction.

“With Sodick’s precision-focused solutions—high-speed milling, 3D metal printing, and linear motor-driven EDMs—Canadian manufacturers can confidently take on the most challenging machining tasks with confidence.”

– Mark Sanhamel, Vice President of Sodick Inc.

Supporting Your Growth with Reliable Service and Consumables

We know that reliable consumables are critical to maintaining your machine’s performance and achieving superior results. With the opening of our new Canadian headquarters in Toronto, we’re bringing faster access, local inventory, and enhanced support directly to Canadian manufacturers.

Here’s how our OEM Consumables Program will serve you better:

Local Inventory for Faster Delivery: Our new Toronto facility will stock a full range of high-quality OEM consumables, ensuring you receive the parts you need with significantly reduced lead times.
Minimized Downtime: By eliminating international shipping delays and improving access to stocked parts, we help keep your operations running at peak efficiency.
Customized Product Recommendations: Our local team is on hand to provide tailored recommendations on the right consumables for your applications, optimizing performance and reducing operational costs.
Streamlined Ordering and Support: Having a dedicated Canadian location simplifies ordering, bundling, and service, ensuring you receive quick, reliable support for all your consumable needs.

With Sodick’s Canadian presence, manufacturers now benefit from domestic availability of OEM consumables and expert support that understands the unique challenges of the Canadian market.

“Our Toronto location ensures Canadian manufacturers have seamless access to the consumables they need—faster delivery, reduced downtime, and expert local support to keep production moving.”

– Mark Sanhamel, Vice President of Sodick Inc.

Advancement by Design

The opening of Sodick’s Canada headquarters represents a bold step forward for manufacturers who demand precision, productivity, and partnership. Our direct presence will ensure you receive the technology, support, and expertise you need to stay competitive and succeed in today’s evolving market.

Ready to take your operations to the next level?

Connect with an expert today and discover how our solutions can transform your business.

As the manufacturing world gears up for IMTS 2024, Sodick is set to showcase a series of groundbreaking advancements that promise to redefine the boundaries of automation and precision. This year’s focus is on achieving true lights-out manufacturing with machine tools that are not only automation-ready but also feature state-of-the-art technology to boost efficiency and quality.

Advanced Automation-Ready Manufacturing

Automation remains at the forefront of manufacturing innovation, and Sodick is leading the charge with solutions designed to maximize productivity and minimize human intervention. The integration of automation-ready systems enables continuous, unattended operations that drive efficiency and reduce costs.

From high-speed milling to EDM, we’ve designed our machines tools to integrate directly with automated equipment while maintaining unparalleled precision. Here’s a look at what we’re bringing to this year’s show.

What You’ll See at Booth 338640

UX650L High-Speed Milling Center

Introducing Sodick’s newest high-speed milling center, UX650L. This powerful machine tool is our most advanced yet, ensuring stability and accuracy in automatic production lines.

ALN800G IGE+ and AL400P IGE+ Wire EDMs

Sodick’s ALN800G IGE+ and AL400P IGE+ Wire EDM machine tools are equipped with the revolutionary iGroove+ technology. This advanced wire rotation technology significantly enhances surface quality and accuracy while reducing wire consumption. This new line of iGroove+ machines also incorporates a re-designed inverter pump system, generating additional power consumption savings.

AL40G+ Sinker EDM

The AL40G+ Sinker EDM is designed for precision and versatility. With advanced features that include automated electrode changing and integrated robotic compatibility, the AL40G+ is perfect for lights-out manufacturing environments. Its precision and efficiency make it an indispensable tool for modern manufacturing.

Don’t Miss Our Exclusive Machining Demos!

For the first time, Sodick will be performing live demos at IMTS, showcasing the capabilities of these cutting-edge machine tools. Visitors will have the opportunity to see firsthand how Sodick’s technology can revolutionize their manufacturing processes.

Aerospace Demos

Large aerospace ring with stress relief cuts and an integrated precision turntable, along with diffuser hole drilling on turbine blades. Featured tooling: ALN800G iGE+ and K4HL

Mold & Die Demos

Live lights-out demo featuring hard milling, jig grinding, and thread milling. Featured tooling: EROWA ERC80 automation cell with High-speed mill and sinker EDM

Medical Demos

Explore the latest in medical manufacturing including 6-axis indexer for high-precision sharp corners and smooth, precise finishing on stainless steel tubes. Featured tooling: AL400P

EDM Automation Demos

Explore Universal Robot integration with Sodick’s newest robot. This demo is designed for those who are new to automation as well as those looking to expand their current automation. Featured tooling: SR12

EDM Energy Consumption Demos

Learn more about iGroove+, the revolutionary EDM technology that reduces power and wire consumption without compromising precision or speed.

Demos on Demand

Request personal, on-demand demos on any machine tools we have on display when you visit our booth.

Event Schedule

IMTS 2024	Monday 9/9	Tuesday 9/10	Wednesday 9/11	Thursday 9/12	Friday 9/13
11:30 AM	Aerospace Demo	Aerospace Demo	Mold & Die Demo	Mold & Die Demo	Medical Demo
2:30 PM	EDM Automation Demo	EDM Automation Demo	EDM Automation Demo	EDM Energy ConsumptionDemo	EDM Energy ConsumptionDemo
All-Day Events	Demos on Demand	Demos on Demand	Practical Machinist Live Stream	Demos on Demand	Demos on Demand

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness these innovative technologies in action. Register now for IMTS 2024 and visit Sodick Booth 338640 to explore how our solutions can transform your manufacturing processes.

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Depicted here is a machine tool automation cell with a Sodick Sinker EDM and High Speed Mill.

The Plastek Group updated its EDM capabilities as part of a 5-year plan to improve manufacturing efficiency and precision, particularly in the medical mold sector. The company conducted a comprehensive 32-point comparison across several EDM suppliers, ultimately selecting Sodick Inc. for a five-machine purchase after finding significant performance improvements in speed and accuracy. This strategic upgrade, aimed at enhancing productivity and precision in their moldmaking processes, reflects Plastek’s commitment to leveraging advanced technology to maintain a competitive edge in their core markets.

Read the full case study on Moldmaking Technology’s website.

IMTS 2026 Recap: Micromachining Redefined

Innovations Featured at Booth 338640

High-Speed Mill + SZ25 + Sinker EDM: A Lights-Out Manufacturing Cell

More Than Machines: The People Behind the Equipment

Building on Decades of Precision

Want to See More?

Sodick Brings AltForm Advanced Metal Additive Manufacturing to the U.S. Market

IMTS 2026 Sneak Peek: Precision that Propels

Innovations at Booth 338640

UR Robot + EDM: A Live Look at Lights-Out Manufacturing

More Than Machines: The People Behind the Equipment

Building on Decades of Precision

See It All at IMTS 2026

Register for IMTS 2026 here

The Story Behind the Evolution of AltForm

Prima Additive by Sodick becomes AltForm

Introducing the NEW UX Series: The Gold Standard for High-Speed Milling

Pushing the Boundaries of Precision and Performance

Engineering Excellence: The UX Series Advantage

Key Features of the UX Series:

Efficiency Unlocked: In-House Electrode Machining for ALG Sinker EDMs

Benefits of In-House Graphite Electrode Machining

Why Linear Motor Milling is a Game Changer

Ball Screw vs. Rigid Linear Motor: What’s the Difference?

Ball and Screw Limitations

Linear Motor Benefits

Want to see the UX Series in action?

Sodick Opens Canadian Headquarters: A New Era of Direct Support and Growth for Canadian Manufacturers

Why Direct Support Matters to You

A Strategic Partner in Precision Manufacturing

“With Sodick’s precision-focused solutions—high-speed milling, 3D metal printing, and linear motor-driven EDMs—Canadian manufacturers can confidently take on the most challenging machining tasks with confidence.”

Supporting Your Growth with Reliable Service and Consumables

“Our Toronto location ensures Canadian manufacturers have seamless access to the consumables they need—faster delivery, reduced downtime, and expert local support to keep production moving.”

Advancement by Design

IMTS 2024: A Sneak Peek at Sodick’s Lineup

Advanced Automation-Ready Manufacturing

What You’ll See at Booth 338640

UX650L High-Speed Milling Center

ALN800G IGE+ and AL400P IGE+ Wire EDMs

AL40G+ Sinker EDM

Don’t Miss Our Exclusive Machining Demos!

Aerospace Demos

Mold & Die Demos

Medical Demos

EDM Automation Demos

EDM Energy Consumption Demos

Demos on Demand

Event Schedule

Plastek Enhances EDM Capabilities with Sodick