Coiltech Novi reinforced a clear market direction: manufacturers are looking for laser production systems that combine speed, quality and accuracy in one platform. For Tannlin, the standout conversations were around lights-out automation, stack quality, and the growing demand for consistent performance across every shift.

With Coiltech North America taking place in Novi, Michigan, on 10–11 June 2026, Tannlin is building momentum around the laser system capabilities manufacturers are asking for most: high accuracy, high-speed automation, twin laser output and automated lamination cutting and stack assembly.

Coiltech Germany reinforced a clear message: manufacturers want laser production that combines high accuracy, high speed and full automation in one scalable system. As Tannlin looks ahead to Coiltech North America in Novi, Michigan this June, the focus is on the capabilities that matter most in electric motor manufacturing.

At Coiltech 2026 in Augsburg, Germany, on 25–26 March, Tannlin will be focused on one thing: showing electric motor core manufacturers how to scale output without losing quality, accuracy or consistency. Here’s what we’ll be talking about at the show — and why it matters for high-volume production.

At Coiltech (25–26 March, Augsburg), electric motor core manufacturers will be looking for laser processing that holds tolerance at speed, all day long. This post explores how Tannlin designs laser systems around quality, accuracy and consistency, then scales throughput through automation and dual-head systems that can double output without compromising quality.

Tannlin will be exhibiting at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics (6–7 February). Visit the stand to see examples across laser-cut stencils, PCBA tooling and support fixtures, and laser applications for thin-metal parts. We’re looking forward to great conversations about accuracy, repeatability and what precision laser processing can support across the line.

Tannlin has expanded UK capacity for laser-cut stencils and supports customers from R&D through to volume manufacture. With multiple production sites, PCBA tooling expertise and thin-metal Laser Applications, Tannlin helps electronics manufacturers build more robust stencil supply and a joined-up approach to line support.

Tannlin’s T11 combines stencil cutting, welding, and inspection in one system for smarter, more consistent stencil production.

Tannlin is pleased to announce a new strategic collaboration with Tecan, following the acquisition of Tecan’s stencil assets.