Modula to showcase smart automated solutions at FABTECH Canada 2026. Event: FABTECH Canada 2026 Location: Toronto Congress Centre, North 650 Dixon Rd, Etobicoke, ON M9W 1J1 Dates: June 9-11, 2026 Visit its team: Modula Booth #2041 Modula at FABTECH Canada 2026. Modula will be exhibiting at FABTECH Canada 2026, taking place from June 9-11, 2026, at the Toronto Congress Centre, South Building, in Toronto, Canada. FABTECH Canada is one of the leading events for the metal forming, fabricating, welding, and finishing industries in Canada. The show brings together manufacturers, fabricators, engineers, and industry professionals seeking technologies to improve productivity, efficiency, safety, and overall operational performance. At Booth #2041, visitors will have the opportunity to meet the Modula team and see the Modula Lift live. Its team will be available to explain how automated vertical storage can support metalworking and manufacturing operations by improving material handling, optimizing floor space, and helping teams manage tools, components, spare parts, and production materials more efficiently. See the Modula Lift live at FABTECH Canada. At FABTECH Canada Modula will showcase Modula Lift, an automated vertical lift module designed to store items in a compact system and deliver them directly to the operator. Visitors will be able to see how the Modula Lift works and how it can be used to manage tools, spare parts, components, consumables, and other production materials in a secure and organized way. By using the full height of the facility, the Modula Lift helps companies recover valuable floor space while keeping inventory accessible and easy to track. The system automatically retrieves the required tray and presents it at an ergonomic height, reducing unnecessary walking and manual searching. Automation for metalworking and manufacturing operations. Metalworking and manufacturing facilities often manage a wide variety of materials, from tools and fixtures to spare parts, WIP items, and finished components. When these items are stored across shelving, cabinets, workstations, or different areas of the facility, teams can lose valuable time looking for the right part or checking inventory availability. Automated vertical storage helps create a more structured process. Items can be stored in a centralized system, organized by frequency of use, size, part type, or production requirement. This supports better control over inventory, improves accessibility, and helps operators spend less time searching and more time supporting production. For companies working in metal forming, fabricating, welding, and finishing, this can make a difference in daily operations, especially when fast access to tools, parts, and materials is essential to keep production moving.

Modula's participation in MD&M West 2025 highlights its commitment to providing innovative automation solutions that address the evolving needs of the manufacturing industry.