Celette at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026: Driving Innovation in Automotive Repair Technologies

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Automechanika Frankfurt as a Global Meeting Point for the Automotive Industry

From September 8th to 12th, 2026, Automechanika Frankfurt will take place at Messe Frankfurt, bringing together industry leaders, manufacturers, and professionals from across the global automotive aftermarket. Recognized as one of the most influential trade fairs in the sector, the event provides a unique platform to explore cutting-edge technologies, exchange expertise, and shape the future of mobility and repair.

For Celette, Automechanika Frankfurt represents a key opportunity to showcase its latest innovations and reaffirm its position as a global leader in collision repair solutions.

Discover Celette at Booth 11.0 C55

Visitors are invited to Booth 11.0 C55 to experience Celette’s advanced equipment and digital solutions firsthand. The booth will be designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the brand’s capabilities, combining live demonstrations with interactive spaces dedicated to emerging technologies.

Celette’s presence at Automechanika Frankfurt reflects its ongoing commitment to supporting repair professionals with solutions that meet the highest standards of precision, efficiency, and reliability.

Alongside its well-known range of body repair equipment, Celette is introducing a new business unit: Celette – 3D Printing Services, focused on 3D printing manufacturing of industrial parts.

Celette Equipment on Display

Among the key technologies presented will be the X-Trac pulling platform and Naja measuring systems, both recognized for their accuracy and performance in structural diagnostics. These systems are designed to support technicians in identifying and measuring vehicle damage with a high level of precision, ensuring that repairs meet manufacturer specifications.

Combining lifting and pulling capabilities in a compact system, X-Trac supports technicians during structural and body repair procedures while improving workshop efficiency.

X-Trac allows vehicles to be quickly positioned and lifted, providing easy access to repair areas and improving technician working conditions. Its powerful pulling capabilities support accurate structural correction and chassis straightening across a wide range of repair applications.

Complementing this, the Naja system provides a proven and versatile measuring solution widely recognized in the industry. Known for its robustness and accuracy, Naja supports technicians throughout the repair process, from initial diagnosis to final verification.

Through live demonstrations, visitors will be able to see how these systems integrate into daily workshop operations, helping reduce repair times and ensure compliance with manufacturer specifications.

Aluminium Repair Solutions for Modern Vehicles

As vehicle construction continues to evolve, the use of aluminum and mixed materials is becoming increasingly common. To address these challenges, Celette will showcase its dedicated aluminium repair solutions, including an aluminium bench setup featuring the marbre and Cameleon Alu systems.

These solutions are specifically designed to handle the complexities of aluminum structures, providing the stability, precision, and flexibility required for high-quality repairs. By offering equipment tailored to modern materials, Celette supports workshops in adapting to new repair standards and maintaining OEM-level quality.

Focus on WebTools and AI Capabilities

In addition to its hardware solutions, Celette will place a strong emphasis on its digital ecosystem, particularly its AI-powered WebTools. As the automotive repair industry continues to evolve, digitalization is becoming essential for improving efficiency and ensuring consistent repair quality.

Celette WebTools provide technicians with access to a comprehensive vehicle database, enabling the diagnosis and repair of a wide range of vehicles across all brands. The platform assists technicians with instant jig setups, AI-supported Cameleon positioning, and direct comparison between Naja measurement results and vehicle reference data, helping ensure accurate diagnostics and structural verification.

Designed for modern, connected body shops, WebTools is a cloud-based solution that allows users to access vehicle data, measurement information, and reports from anywhere, supporting multi-location operations and improved collaboration between teams. The platform also generates detailed 3D visual reports, helping workshops communicate repair accuracy and vehicle condition with greater transparency.

By integrating artificial intelligence, WebTools enhances measurement analysis, data interpretation, and workflow efficiency without requiring additional equipment. Compatible with existing repair systems and workshop configurations, the platform helps technicians work more efficiently while maintaining a high level of precision and reliability throughout the repair process.

Through this combination of digital data, intelligent analysis, cloud connectivity, and advanced measuring technologies, Celette continues to support workshops in meeting the evolving demands of modern vehicle repair.

At Automechanika Frankfurt, visitors will have the opportunity to explore these digital solutions in a dedicated space, gaining insight into how AI can support the future of collision repair.

The 3D Printing Corner

Alongside its well-known range of body repair equipment, Celette is introducing a new business unit: Celette – 3D Printing Services, focused on 3D printing manufacturing of industrial parts.

Celette Evolution from Steel to Carbon

Celette’s new carbon fiber 3D printing services mark a turning point for a company long known for steel and aluminium in the world of collision repair. Today, that reputation is expanding into a new material and a new process. Celette is launching a new business unit built entirely around carbon fiber 3D printing services, open to any industry, not just the automotive world it grew up in.

Celette – 3D Printing Services specializes in technical parts built from reinforced carbon-fiber materials, produced exclusively through FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling). This focused approach allows the team to deliver strong, lightweight, durable parts suited to demanding industrial use, rather than a generalist offering spread across multiple materials and processes.

On the stand, visitors will be able to see this expertise up close: 3D-printed jigs, a selection of samples showcasing Celette’s technical know-how in carbon-fiber reinforced FDM printing, and goodies to take home.

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Shaping the Future of Collision Repair

Automechanika Frankfurt is more than an exhibition, it is a global platform where the future of the automotive industry is defined. For Celette, participating in this event is an opportunity to engage with customers, partners, and industry experts from around the world, sharing insights and understanding the evolving needs of the market.

By presenting both advanced equipment and innovative digital tools, Celette demonstrates its commitment to supporting body shops in meeting the challenges of modern vehicle repair.

Join Celette in Frankfurt !

Celette looks forward to welcoming visitors to Booth 11.0 C55 during Automechanika Frankfurt 2026. The team will be available to present its latest technologies, provide expert guidance, and discuss how Celette solutions can help workshops achieve greater precision, efficiency, and performance.

As the automotive repair industry continues to evolve, Celette remains dedicated to delivering solutions that combine engineering excellence with digital innovation, empowering professionals to succeed in an increasingly complex and demanding environment.

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