Sinbo Precision Exhibits at FABTECH 2026 in Las Vegas
Sinbo Precision is exhibiting at FABTECH 2026, North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event, from October 21 to 23, 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The team occupies Booth N9650 in the Forming & Fabricating / Job Shop zone, presenting 5-axis CNC machined components, finished part samples and on-site engineering consultation.
About FABTECH 2026
FABTECH is the largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event in North America. The 2026 edition takes place from October 21 to 23 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada, with more than 1,400 exhibiting companies and over 31,000 attendees across 700,000 square feet of show floor, organized into seven pavilions: Forming & Fabricating, Automation, Welding, Finishing, Job Shop, Stamping & Press Automation, and Tube & Pipe.
The 2026 edition introduces the AIM Pavilion (Artificial Intelligence for Manufacturing), a dedicated area for manufacturing AI and advanced digital solutions. It is the most significant addition to a show that has built its reputation over three decades, and it reflects where the industry is heading.
Sinbo Precision’s participation covers 5-axis CNC machining and the supply of machined components. This scope complements the show’s forming, fabricating and job shop sectors, where North American workshops regularly source parts that are not produced in-house.
What We Are Showing at Booth N9650
The stand is built as a single long blue wall, and the wall itself is the catalogue. Six product families are printed across the top: AI data center accessories, electric vehicle parts, special material components, robot components, oil-and-gas components, and 5-axis CNC machined components. The layout is designed so that the range can be read from the end of the aisle.
Beneath the wall, two glass display cases hold machined components rather than printed material: robot joint housings, flanged hubs, manifolds, heat exchanger bodies, brackets and fittings. Every part in the cases was produced on our own machines, in aluminium, titanium, Inconel and technical polymers.
Our engineering staff are on the stand throughout the show. For visitors arriving with a drawing in hand, the discussion usually starts with three questions: what tolerance is required, what material the part must be made from, and how quickly the delivery is needed. Those three questions are answered on the spot, including when the answer is that the part should be designed differently.
Manufacturing Capabilities on Display
AI data center accessories lead the wall. Demand for machined components used in AI servers and cooling systems has grown sharply since 2019, and it has not levelled off: each new generation of racks raises the density of the parts that have to be machined around them. Our own order history reflects that, which is why AI data center components head the range rather than sit in the middle of it.
The remaining product families cover the sectors where North American job shops need the most support. Robot components: joint housings and linkages. Oil and gas: valve bodies and manifolds in alloys that are uncommon on general-purpose shelves. Electric vehicles: machined structural and thermal parts. Special materials: titanium, Inconel, PEEK and engineering ceramics. All of it is machined on 5-axis equipment at our parent CNC factory in Dongguan, a 34,000 m² production facility.
On-Site Engineering Consultation
Most of the conversations on the stand follow a familiar pattern. The question is rarely about the machine itself. It is about what happens to the part after it leaves the machine: the coating, the traceability, the inspection report, and who signs it. That is the point at which the value of a machining partner is decided, and the part we can answer most precisely.
The first day brought three types of visitor, each with a different question. A visitor in a red polo shirt went through the tolerance stack on a prototype housing, step by step. An engineer with a yellow notebook worked through the drawings of a heat exchanger body and asked what it would cost to hold that tolerance across a production batch. A third visitor, in a cap, stood in front of the display case looking at a single machined flange and asked whether it could be made in Inconel.
In each case the conversation ended with a specific next step: a feasibility assessment on the spot, a material recommendation, and where it makes sense, a clear note of what would have to change for the part to be manufacturable at all.
Event Information
| Event | FABTECH 2026 — North America’s largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event |
| Dates | October 21–23, 2026 |
| Venue | Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109, USA |
| Exhibitor | PLS Precision Components Co., Ltd. — Sinbo group, backed by the parent CNC factory in Dongguan |
| Booth | N9650 |
| Zone | Forming & Fabricating / Job Shop |
| Show hours | Wed Oct 21 9AM–5PM · Thu Oct 22 9AM–5PM · Fri Oct 23 9AM–4PM |
| Show scale | 1,400+ exhibitors · 31,000+ attendees · 700,000+ sq ft of show floor |
| New in 2026 | Artificial Intelligence for Manufacturing (AIM) Pavilion |
Visit Our Booth
FABTECH 2026 is open from Wednesday October 21 to Friday October 23 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Sinbo Precision is at Booth N9650, in the Forming & Fabricating / Job Shop zone. Bring a drawing, a print, or a photo of the part on your phone, and our engineers will tell you on the spot whether it is a candidate for 5-axis machining, what it takes to hold the tolerance, and what it will cost.
If you are not able to travel to Las Vegas, the same conversation can take place by email and no appointment is needed. Send us the drawing and we will come back with a quote.
Read also: our original FABTECH 2026 announcement — what we planned to bring to this show.
Last verified: October 22, 2026