Kennametal to Unveil Next Level Shop Experience at IMTS 2026

Kennametal Inc. will bring its modern manufacturing ecosystem to life with an immersive booth featuring live machining, industry experts, and a custom motorcycle build

Justin Tomlinson

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Kennametal to Unveil Next Level Shop Experience at IMTS 2026

Kennametal Inc., which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol KMT, announced on July 20, 2026, that it will bring the modern manufacturing ecosystem to life at IMTS 2026. The Pittsburgh-based company plans to unveil its Next Level Shop experience, which is designed to offer an interactive and comprehensive look at the latest advancements in the manufacturing sector.[1][2]

The Next Level Shop will be presented as an immersive booth that brings several key elements of the industry together under one roof. According to the company's announcement, the exhibit will feature live machining demonstrations, access to industry experts, and a showcase of metal cutting innovations. Additionally, the display will incorporate a custom motorcycle build to highlight the practical applications of these manufacturing technologies.[2]

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