IMTS – International Manufacturing Technology Show Exhibitor List

This list focuses on companies connected to IMTS 2026, the International Manufacturing Technology Show, at McCormick Place in Chicago. It includes machine tool builders, automation suppliers, software providers, and cutting tool makers. The data is organized to help you see who is in which segment, so you can plan which halls to visit and which booths to prioritize. It is not the official show directory and does not claim to include every exhibitor. Use it alongside the event website for final booth numbers, schedules, and last-minute changes.

• Covers machine tools, automation, software, and cutting tools.
• Helps you plan halls and booth visits.
• Use with the official directory for final details.

Sales teams can use this list to build targeted outreach before, during, and after IMTS 2026. Group companies by product category or region, then map them to your own offer. For example, if you sell tooling, focus on machine builders and job shops. If you sell software, look at automation and CNC vendors. The list helps you avoid generic blasts and instead craft messages that reference the show. It does not promise that every contact is available or that every company will attend, so always verify details before you rely on them.

• Group exhibitors by category or region.
• Match targets to your product or service.
• Verify contacts and attendance before outreach.

For buyers, this list is a shortcut to comparing potential suppliers in one place. You can shortlist vendors by technology, then check their planned presence at IMTS 2026. Use the list to set up back-to-back meetings at McCormick Place, so you can compare cycle times, automation options, and service terms in person. It also helps you spot gaps in your current supply chain. Because the list is not a guarantee of current participation, confirm each vendor's booth and availability through official channels before you finalize your route.

• Shortlist vendors by technology or process.
• Plan back-to-back meetings at the show.
• Confirm booths and availability officially.

Analysts and strategy teams can use the exhibitor list to map who is active in manufacturing technology. Look for clusters in automation, additive, and digital manufacturing. Track which names appear across categories, and note where the list is thin. That can hint at emerging players or consolidation. The list supports competitor tracking and helps you understand which segments are investing in a large booth presence. It is a snapshot, not a verified current roster, so pair it with press releases and the official IMTS site for a fuller picture.

• Spot clusters in automation and digital manufacturing.
• Track recurring names and emerging players.
• Pair with official sources for a full view.

IMTS 2026 runs from September 14 to 19 at McCormick Place in Chicago. That is a big floor, so a little planning goes a long way. Use the exhibitor list to build a daily route: start with your must-see vendors, then add nearby booths by category. Leave room for demos and impromptu conversations. The list helps you group meetings by hall or product type, which cuts walking time and keeps your schedule realistic. Check the official show map and hours each morning, because booth locations and events can change.

• Build a daily route around must-see vendors.
• Group meetings by hall or product type.
• Check the official map and hours daily.

The exhibitor list stays useful after the doors close. Use it to organize your notes, scan badges, and business cards into a clean follow-up plan. Sort contacts by priority and by what you discussed. If you are tracking competitors, note who you saw and what they promoted. For sales teams, a quick, relevant follow-up within a few days often works better than a generic email. The list is not a live database, so update it with what you learned on the floor and confirm any details you plan to act on.

• Sort contacts by priority and conversation.
• Send relevant follow-ups within a few days.
• Update the list with notes from the floor.