Turbex heads to the NEC Birmingham this April with the MAFAC SABA, a compact spray and flood cleaning system whose integrated basket rotation gives consistent media exposure on complex components, and a representation of its new RCTS Focus. Its stand also covers surface treatment, vacuum drying and automated depowdering, with customised systems aimed at aerospace, medical, automotive and precision engineering.
- M4S Take: The rotation and compact-footprint claims on the SABA are concrete and checkable on the stand. Less so the "adaptive and customisable over time" line — the source offers no detail on what changes, how, or at what cost.
Turbex exhibits at the UK's premier manufacturing technologies exhibition at NEC Birmingham from 20–24 April 2026.
A key highlight is the MAFAC SABA, a high-performance precision cleaning system with integrated basket rotation for demanding industrial applications. Spray and flood cleaning combine with rotation to give consistent exposure of complex components to the cleaning media. The footprint is compact, and the system adapts and customises over time.
Also on show is a representation of the new RCTS Focus. Beyond it, Turbex's range covers aqueous and solvent cleaning, surface treatment, vacuum drying and automated depowdering for additive manufacturing, with customised systems for aerospace, medical, automotive and precision engineering. The company exhibits in Hall 6 on Stand 6-310.
Frequently asked questions
Which cleaning and surface treatment technologies will Turbex demonstrate on its stand at MACH 2026?
The stand covers the full breadth of the Total Cleaning Solutions portfolio: precision cleaning, spray wash cleaning, ultrasonics, vacuum drying, depowdering machines, surface treatment systems, inspection and fixturing solutions, and industrial detergents, spanning both aqueous and solvent processes. Two highlights anchor the display. The MAFAC SABA is a high-performance precision cleaning system with integrated basket rotation, and the company also shows a representation of the all-new RCTS Focus, its latest precision cleaning platform supporting solvent degreasing and ultrasonic processing.
How does the MAFAC SABA's integrated basket rotation improve cleaning results on complex components?
The SABA combines spray/flood cleaning with basket rotation so that complex parts are consistently exposed to the cleaning media. Turbex says this integrated rotation technology delivers powerful, reliable results even on intricate geometries and blind features, where a static spray pattern could leave areas untreated. The system is designed for demanding industrial applications and produces repeatable cleaning results in a compact footprint, with the flexibility to be adapted over time through an extensive range of optional extras.
When does the show take place, and where exactly will the company be exhibiting?
MACH 2026 runs from 20th to 24th April 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, an event billed as the UK's premier manufacturing technologies exhibition. Turbex exhibits in Hall 6 on Stand 6-310, where the team will showcase and discuss its latest innovations in component cleaning, surface treatment, vacuum drying and automated depowdering for additive manufacturing. Registration is open now, and visitors whose production processes depend on cleaning, surface preparation or post-processing performance are the target audience.
Which industry sectors does Turbex target with its customised, compliant systems?
The company names aerospace, medical, automotive, additive manufacturing and precision engineering as the sectors it serves. For operators in these fields, Turbex says it can provide customised systems that deliver powerful, repeatable and compliant cleaning performance. Those systems are drawn from its Total Cleaning Solutions portfolio, which spans aqueous and solvent cleaning, surface treatment, vacuum drying and depowdering, with each solution engineered and tailored to the customer's specific production requirements.
What equipment is available for post-processing additively manufactured parts?
Automated depowdering for additive manufacturing is one of the innovations Turbex will showcase and discuss at the NEC. Depowdering machines form part of the Total Cleaning Solutions line-up, listed alongside precision cleaning, spray wash cleaning, ultrasonics, vacuum drying, surface treatment systems, inspection and fixturing solutions and industrial detergents. Because Turbex supplies complete, engineered solutions tailored to production requirements, additive manufacturers can specify a depowdering stage as part of a wider post-processing and cleaning package.
How much floor space does the SABA need, and how easily can it be reconfigured later?
The SABA is designed to deliver powerful, repeatable cleaning results in a compact footprint, making it suitable where floor space is at a premium. Turbex describes the machine as adaptive and customisable over time, and an extensive range of optional extras is available, so the configuration installed on day one is not fixed. This matters for demanding industrial applications where component mixes and cleanliness requirements change, as the system can be adjusted with optional extras over time.
What further capabilities will the new RCTS Focus precision cleaning platform support beyond solvent degreasing?
The full answer is in the original report. Read it at Turbex Limited.
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