PRIMINER at Global Industrie 2026: German Design, European Components, and Enhanced Service Organization in France

A national network of partners, parts logistics from Germany, and the presence of Alain Reynvoet for high-level press meetings.

Paris, Global Industrie 2026 — March 30th to April 2nd, 2026, Stand No. 6N173. PRIMINER, a manufacturer of CNC machine tools, confirms its participation in Global Industrie 2026 with a clear ambition: to present to industrial decision-makers and trade press a structured offering based on levels of precision, designed according to German engineering principles and largely integrating European-origin components, in line with the market’s quality expectations. This edition will also highlight tangible strengthening of the organization in France, designed to bring technical expertise closer to workshops and improve service availability.

No machine will be physically displayed at the booth. PRIMINER favors an informative and technical project-oriented format: a large screen and visual supports will allow detailed presentations of the machines, architectures, precision options, as well as services and onsite support. Visitors will thus gain a comprehensive, well-argued view of the offering, with the possibility to plan targeted discussions and receive recommendations tailored to their production requirements.

A structured CNC range, from entry-level to very high precision

PRIMINER develops its solutions around a simple logic: to offer machine families differentiated by their level of robustness, precision, and performance, to meet diverse industrial uses. The Delta Centers (3-axis) address the entry-level segment, providing a cost-effective solution. The Alpha Centers (3-axis) target a higher level, fully aligned with European standards, for workshops seeking greater stability and production reliability.

The UHP series, often chosen in mold and tooling construction, stands out for a more robust architecture and improved precision, suitable for demanding requirements in repeatability and surface finish. For the most sensitive applications, gantry machines (GT-series) are designed for ultra-high precision, with a key factor: thermal management. PRIMINER notably offers ball screw cooling, the ability to cool spindle bearings and guideways, integration of coolers on the coolant tank, an option for finer pitch ball screws to enhance precision, and a climate-controlled electrical cabinet to avoid intake of contaminated workshop air and stabilize internal conditions.

Machine with cooled ball screws.

For 5-axis, PRIMINER offers the C‑500 with Gear-Cam positioning on axes A and C, as well as U-series 5-axis equipped with torque motors on A and C. Finally, double-column machines (GT-series) reprise the 3-axis architecture, combined with a pivoting head of Italian origin, to meet specific needs for structural rigidity and orientation capabilities.

The PRIMINER U500 and C500 together in a single image.

An organization in France built for proximity and service continuity

In France, PRIMINER relies on a deliberately balanced setup, combining partners and complementary expertise. The organization is structured around Maïco-DP, Boutillon, MT-Service, TechMOlogie and Alain Gaiio. Together, these entities form a coherent team, geographically spread over a very large part of the territory, to deliver more proximity, availability, and quality of intervention to industrial users.

For end users, the benefits are concrete: faster access to expertise, better continuity of support, and increased capacity to assist during the critical phases of a machine project, from technical framing to first parts, and on to long-term maintenance.

Service & spare parts: centralized logistics from Neumünster

Service continuity also depends on supply. PRIMINER specifies that spare parts and components are shipped from PRIMINER’s headquarters in Neumünster (Germany). This organization aims to strengthen reliability, speed, and consistency of deliveries — key factors to reduce downtime and safeguard production schedules.

A look at available orders in stock at PRIMINER. A central European warehouse ensures machine continuity.

Alain Reynvoet present at the show: press invitation for one-on-one meetings

PRIMINER announces the presence of Mr. Alain Reynvoet during Global Industrie 2026. A former European General Manager, he has experience gained in several leading companies in the machine tool and industrial production sector. His understanding of today’s challenges — precision demands, productivity, investment ROI, service organization, machine availability — offers directly relevant insight for journalists and trade media covering the evolution of the CNC market in Europe.

The press is explicitly invited to request a one-on-one meeting or interview with Mr. Reynvoet at the PRIMINER booth (6N173), to discuss market trends, French workshop expectations, as well as PRIMINER’s strategy in terms of range, quality, and field support.

Alain REYNVOET

About PRIMINER and its organization in France

PRIMINER designs and supplies CNC machine tools structured by performance level, according to German engineering principles and with strong integration of European-origin components. In France, PRIMINER relies on a network of partners and experts — Maïco-DP, Boutillon, MT-Service, TechMOlogie, and Alain Gaiio — to ensure proximity, availability, and quality of service. Media interested in arranging an interview, obtaining further information, or scheduling a meeting during Global Industrie 2026 are invited to make contact in advance to secure a dedicated slot.