UCAM Displayed CNC Tables at IMTS 2026
The Indian manufacturer presented its latest rotary table technology alongside partner Ekaras Inc. in Chicago.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Bengaluru-based manufacturer UCAM showcased its CNC rotary tables at the International Manufacturing Technology Show held from September 14 to 19, 2026. The firm displayed its equipment at McCormick Place through its U.S. partner, Ekaras Inc.
Why it matters
This partnership aims to integrate UCAM's rotary technology with American machining systems to provide complete 4-axis and 5-axis solutions. The move represents a strategic effort by the India-based company to broaden its customer reach across North America.
IMTS 2026 spanned 1.17 million square feet of space and hosted 1,788 exhibitors from around the world. The event recorded 80,000 registrants by opening day, with total attendance expected to surpass 90,000.
The players
UCAM
Headquartered in Bengaluru, India, the company specializes in the manufacturing of CNC rotary tables.
Ekaras Inc.
Based in Troy, Michigan, this firm serves as the United States partner and dealer for UCAM products.
Varun Dev
He has served as the CEO of UCAM since his appointment in 2025.
The details
UCAM utilized Booth S339448 to demonstrate how its rotary tables allow standard 3-axis machining centers to upgrade to 4th and 5th axis capabilities. By leveraging the local presence of Troy, Michigan-based Ekaras Inc., the company provided attendees with a full-service machining package.
Timeline
The International Manufacturing Technology Show took place from September 14 to 19, 2026.
Market Landscape
The participation of UCAM at the International Manufacturing Technology Show aligns with the broader trend of global specialized component makers seeking closer integration with domestic U.S. machining infrastructure. This shift forces legacy suppliers to compete more aggressively on modular hardware solutions.
American machine shops can now access expanded capabilities by integrating UCAM rotary tables into existing 3-axis centers. This integration allows local facilities to upgrade machine functionality without the capital expenditure of purchasing entirely new high-axis units.
The takeaway
UCAM's expansion strategy highlights the growing importance of international partnerships in streamlining U.S. manufacturing workflows. Firms looking to improve output capacity should monitor how such technical collaborations translate into long-term maintenance and service accessibility.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Themachinemaker.
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