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BIMU 2026: Jvonne Returns to Rho

From October 13 to 16, 2026, Jvonne returns to BIMU, Italy’s leading trade fair for machine tools and metalworking technologies.

Our presence at BIMU has grown alongside the company’s journey: from 20 m² in 2018 to 32 m² in 2026, with a larger space and an increasingly involved team showcasing our solutions for metal chip compaction.

The New JEB200 Takes Centre Stage at BIMU

At the heart of our presence at the show will be the new JEB200, the latest addition to Jvonne’s range of solutions for metal chip compaction.

It will be an opportunity to discover the new machine’s features up close and discuss different production and metal chip management needs with our team. The JEB200 is part of a range of solutions developed to meet different production volumes and requirements.

Live Compaction Test

During BIMU, you will have the opportunity to attend a live compaction test, scheduled for Wednesday, October 14 at 12:00 p.m. at our booth.

We will run the JEB200 live to show the machine in operation and the compaction results.

See you at BIMU 2026!

📅 October 13–16, 2026
📍 Fieramilano Rho
📌 Hall 24 – Stand B37
⚙️ Live compaction test: Wednesday, October 14 at 12:00 p.m.

Would you like to schedule a meeting?
Get in touch with us at marketing@jvonne.com

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