For more than three decades, Marmomac has been the premier event for the stone, marble, and decorative materials industry. In 2026, Thibaut will be in Verona, Italy, from September 22 to 25 to showcase its latest innovations in machining and cutting equipment. Discover how this equipment is revolutionizing productivity and the creative capabilities of industry professionals.

Thibaut at Marmomac 2026: A Major Presence in Innovation

Thibaut, a recognized leader in machining solutions for decorative applications and heavy materials, will be exhibiting in Hall 4, Stands F2, G2, and G3 at the Fiera di Verona. This global event brings together more than 1,500 exhibitors and attracts thousands of trade visitors from 150 countries.

Dates and location:

• Dates: September 22–25, 2026
• Location: Verona Fiere, Verona (Italy)
• Thibaut Hall: Hall 4, Booths F3, G2, and G3

For industry professionals, attending Marmomac is an ideal opportunity to see the latest technological advances firsthand and discuss machining solutions tailored to their specific needs.

Thibaut’s 3 Flagship Machines at Marmomac 2026

1. TC425: The 5-Axis Milling Machine for Decorative Applications

The TC425 is a high-performance cutting machine designed for precision cutting in decorative applications.

Key Features:

• Five Areas of Focus for Maximum Flexibility
• Exceptional cutting precision
• Ideal for complex cuts and geometric shapes
• Significant reduction in scrap and cutting errors
• Reduced implementation time thanks to automation

This machine is designed for workshops specializing in stone decoration, friezes, architectural elements, and works of art. Its ability to perform five-axis cuts opens up creative possibilities that were previously limited to hand tools.

Benefits for interior designers:

• Guaranteed reproducibility of complex patterns
• Reduction in the Skilled Workforce
• Increased diversity of feasible projects
• An investment that pays for itself quickly through increased productivity

2. T818 XL: Next-Generation 4-Axis Machining Center

The T818 XL represents a revolution in machining centers designed for decorative applications. This next-generation machine has been specifically designed to improve productivity in decorative workshops.

Technical Specifications:

• 4 Key Areas of Focus for an Excellent Balance Between Performance and Ease of Use
• Extended machining volume with the XL configuration
• Advanced Digital Control System
• High-Speed Machining Capabilities
• Optimized Energy Consumption

Productivity improvements:

• Production cycles reduced by 30 to 40%
• Improved dimensional stability of parts
• Reduced downtime thanks to improved reliability
• Intuitive user interface that makes it easy to get started quickly

The T818 XL is part of an initiative to modernize small and medium-sized workshops, offering an excellent balance between technical capabilities and profitability.

3. T958: 5-Axis Multifunction Machining Center for Stone and Concrete

For large-scale projects involving massive workpieces, Thibaut introduces the T958, a high-power multifunction machining center.

Areas of application:

• Machining of Large Stone Blocks
• Stone and Architectural Concrete Facades
• Monumental Sculpture Pieces
• Concrete Civil Engineering Structures
• Decorated structural elements

Remarkable capabilities:

• 5 Areas of Focus for Complete Design Freedom
• A rigid structure capable of supporting heavy loads
• Exceptional motor power for hard materials
• Advanced Programming for Complex Multi-Operation Machining
• Integrated cooling system

The T958 is designed for large-scale projects: historic preservation, high-end new construction, and monumental artistic creations. Its versatility allows it to process a wide variety of materials, including granite, marble, limestone, reinforced concrete, and even composites.

Strategic Investment: For companies that manage large-scale projects, the T958 delivers a faster return on investment by enabling the automation of processes that were previously partially manual.

T’Machining: The New Programming and Control Software

In addition to these three flagship machines, Thibaut is also revolutionizing the user experience with the launch of T’Machining, the new programming and control software that replaces the previous T’Cut solution.

Why T’Machining Is a Game-Changer

T’Machining was developed in response to user requests: a more intuitive interface, reduced programming time, and improved compatibility with modern technologies.

Key Features of T’Machining

• Modernized user interface: real-time 3D graphics for accurate visualization of the machining process
• Simplified programming: predefined modules for standard tasks, reducing the learning curve
• CAD Compatibility: Direct import of files from leading design software (AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc.)
• Full simulation: virtual verification of collisions and trajectories before execution
• Material Management: Integrated database with parameters optimized for stone, marble, granite, and concrete
• Multi-axis control: advanced 4- and 5-axis control with precise synchronization

Tangible Benefits for Workshops

Reduced implementation time: Users report a 40 to 50% reduction in programming time compared to T’Cut, thanks in particular to the built-in smart wizards.

Accelerated training: New operators can be up and running in a matter of days instead of several weeks, reducing training costs and restart times.

Fewer errors, higher quality: 3D simulation detects problems before they affect production, reducing broken parts and costly scrap.

Smooth Transition: For customers using T’Cut, Thibaut provides the tools and support needed to migrate without interrupting production, including automatic conversion of legacy programming files.

T’Machining embodies Thibaut’s commitment to operational excellence and software innovation. It is a major asset in justifying the investment in new machines, since the control software is just as important as the machine itself.

Why Visit the Thibaut Booth at Marmomac 2026?

1. Discover Cutting-Edge Technologies

Marmomac is the place where the industry’s innovations come together. You’ll have the opportunity to see these three machines in action and ask your questions directly to the experts at Thibaut.

2. Benchmarking and Comparison

With more than 1,500 exhibitors, Marmomac will give you the opportunity to compare Thibaut’s solutions with those of the competition and determine which one best meets your needs.

3. Qualified B2B Meetings

This event brings together decision-makers, production managers, skilled craftsmen, and engineers. It is the perfect opportunity to build lasting business relationships.

4. Technical Information and Pricing

The Thibaut team at the booth will be able to provide you with comprehensive documentation, discuss financing terms, and arrange factory test runs.

5. Industry Trends and Outlook

Marmomac offers a comprehensive overview of industry trends: new materials, regulatory changes, and emerging customer demands.

Target Sectors: Who Should Visit the Thibaut Booth?

• Stone Cutters and Marble Workers: Learn How to Increase Your Production While Maintaining Quality
• Architectural Design Firms: Explore the Creative Possibilities of 5-Axis Systems
• Manufacturers and civil engineering firms: Learn how to industrialize your machining processes
• Artisans, sculptors, and creatives: discover the tools that turn your vision into reality
• Heritage Restoration Specialists: Find Solutions for Your Specific Projects
• Granite, marble, and engineered stone manufacturers: Discover the versatility of Thibaut equipment

The Benefits of the Stone Decor Industry in 2026

The stone industry is undergoing a major transformation:

• Rising Demand for Natural Decor: A Sustainable Trend Toward Authentic Materials
• Increase in small, high-end projects: residential renovations, upscale retail spaces
• Standardization of Stone Facades: A Renewed Interest in Classical Architecture
• Sustainability as a criterion: Stone, a natural and sustainable material, is gaining ground
• The Need to Improve Margins: Only Automation Can Help Us Stay Competitive

In this context, investments in modern machining equipment, such as those offered by Thibaut, are no longer optional—they have become a competitive necessity.

How to Prepare for Your Visit to Marmomac 2026

Before the event

1. Browse the Thibaut catalog online to find the right machines
2. Prepare specific questions about your current applications
3. Plan your visit: with 1,500 exhibitors, a strategy will help
4. Register online to take advantage of discounted admission rates
5. Schedule an appointment with the Thibaut team for a personalized demonstration

During the event

• Plan to spend at least 30 to 45 minutes visiting the Thibaut booth
• Request a demonstration of the three machines
• Gather all technical documentation
• Collect your contacts’ contact information, Thibaut

After the event

• Take your time to review the quotes
• Ask for references from customers who use these machines
• Organize a factory tour at Thibaut or at a customer’s facility
• Negotiate the terms of financing and support

Conclusion: A Step Toward Operational Excellence

At Marmomac 2026, Thibaut isn’t just showcasing three machines—it’s presenting a vision of the future for the stone, interior design, and heavy materials industries.

Whether you’re a small artisan workshop considering your first automation project or a large company looking to optimize its production line, Thibaut has a solution. The TC425 makes 5-axis precision cutting accessible to everyone, the T818 XL offers excellent value for money for decorative applications, and the T958 opens the door to even the largest projects.

Missed opportunities at Marmomac 2026 could prove costly in terms of untapped potential.

Practical Information

Marmomac 2026 Trade Show

• Dates: September 22–25, 2026
• Location: Verona Fiere, Verona, Italy
• Thibaut Halls: Hall 4, Booths F2, G2-G3
• Official website: www.marmomac.com
• Address: Verona Fiere, Viale del Lavoro, 8, 37135 Verona, Italy

Book your visit with Thibaut today to enjoy a personalized demonstration.