HSG Laser unveils GV flagship and AI CutPilot at EuroBLECH 2026

New machines at stand 15-F42

HSG Laser is showing its latest laser cutting and intelligent manufacturing solutions at EuroBLECH 2026, held from 20 to 23 October at the Hannover Exhibition Centre. Under the motto "Impulsando la productividad con HSG" (driving productivity with HSG), the company is presenting its innovations at stand 15-F42.

The lineup includes the European debut of the new GV flagship, the launch of GFA PRO and AI CutPilot, and the European debut of the high-speed laser solutions G3015T and R2 PRO.

According to HSG, the GFA PRO is designed for large-format metal processing. It targets problems such as large size, low speed, unstable performance on thick plates and high operating costs. The G3015T and R2 PRO expand HSG's range of high-speed lasers for sheet metal and tube processing, which the company says helps manufacturers improve output, flexibility and production efficiency.

Award for GV and AI CutPilot

HSG Laser received the 'International Spotlight' award from the editor-in-chief of MM MaschinenMarkt Germany for the GV and AI CutPilot. The company says the award underlines its technological strength and growing presence in the European market.

The GV combines cutting, bevelling, countersinking and chamfering in a single machine. HSG says this streamlines workflows before welding and raises efficiency.

AI CutPilot is HSG's own AI system, described by the company as a pioneer in the sector. It turns laser cutting experience into a reusable and scalable machine capability. According to HSG, this reduces trial work and improves first-pass performance.

Düsseldorf showroom and local support

HSG is also strengthening its local operations in Europe. On 10 November, the company will open a new showroom in Düsseldorf, Germany, under the motto "Globalización, conexión local". HSG says the showroom will bring its latest machines, technologies and expertise closer to European customers and create more opportunities for direct interaction and local support.

Shawn Wang, vice president of HSG Laser, said: «La presencia de HSG Laser en Europa ha crecido de forma constante, contando con más de 2.000 unidades entregadas y la próxima apertura de una nueva sala de exposición este año». He added that the EuroBLECH launches combine high-performance equipment with intelligent technologies and local support.

HSG was founded in 2006 and describes itself as a global manufacturer of intelligent metal processing equipment, specialising in automation systems for laser cutting, tube processing, bending and welding. It says it operates in more than 100 countries, with regional centres in Europe, North America, Japan, India and Asia-Pacific.

What it means for European manufacturers

For European fabricators, the announcement points to a broader choice of laser equipment for sheet, tube and large-format work, plus an AI tool aimed at cutting setup effort. The Düsseldorf showroom would give customers a place to see the machines and get support in the region. All performance claims come from HSG itself, and the release gives no prices or availability details.