5 Exhibitors to Visit at FIMMA 2026

Blum, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of Julius Blum GmbH, an Austrian manufacturer of furniture fittings serving cabinet makers, furniture producers, and kitchen specialists worldwide. The company's product range covers hinge systems, drawer runner systems, lift systems for wall units, and associated installation hardware, all developed for integration into residential and commercial cabinetry.

Blum is recognized in the furniture fittings market for a focus on motion quality and tool-free adjustment across its product families. Its systems are designed to work within standardized cabinet construction workflows, which makes them relevant to both high-volume industrial producers and smaller custom shops evaluating fitting specifications and installation efficiency.

EGGER Holzwerkstoffe GmbH, headquartered in St. Johann in Tirol, Austria, has manufactured wood-based materials since 1961. The family-owned group employs approximately 12,000 people across 22 production plants in 11 countries and reported consolidated revenue of EUR 4.26 billion for the 2025/2026 financial year. Its product range covers raw and melamine-faced chipboard, MDF and HDF boards (including thin-MDF and Eurodekor-faced variants), OSB for structural applications, laminate and design flooring, and the Decorative Collection of coordinated decors and matching edging.

Sixty-six percent of the wood EGGER processes already comes from recycling or sawmill by-products, and the group is committed to a Net Zero climate target by 2050. The Decorative Collection 26+, launched in February 2026, introduced 18 new decors alongside functional wood-based materials, reflecting EGGER's practice of coordinating surface aesthetics with board substrates and edging across its full portfolio. This breadth of integrated supply is particularly relevant for furniture manufacturers and fit-out specifiers who need consistent decor matching across multiple material types.

WEIMA Maschinenbau GmbH, founded in 1980 and headquartered in Ilsfeld, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, manufactures industrial shredding and compaction machinery for processing residual materials from wood, plastic, paper, metal, and biomass. The company operates three production sites in Germany totaling approximately 65,000 square metres and employs more than 300 people worldwide, with sales and service locations in the USA, India, Brazil, Korea, and China, supported by more than 80 agencies globally.

With over 40,000 machines placed since founding and an annual output of 1,200 to 1,300 machines, WEIMA supplies complete system solutions that combine shredders, conveyor technology, and briquetting or dewatering presses into a single integrated line. The 2018 acquisition of PÜHLER extended the product range to include dewatering and drainage presses, making WEIMA a single-source supplier for facilities that need to close the loop from raw waste to reusable fuel briquette or disposed effluent.

Cosentino Center Orlando operates under the Cosentino Group, a Spanish company headquartered in Almería, Spain, that produces and distributes large-format surfacing materials. The Center serves the Orlando market as a distribution and experience point for the group's portfolio, which includes quartz, ultracompact, and natural stone surfaces used in residential and commercial interiors.

Cosentino's distribution network of Centers is designed to serve fabricators, architects, and kitchen and bath designers with direct access to slab inventory and technical support. The group's vertically integrated model, spanning quarrying, manufacturing, and distribution, allows it to supply consistent material specifications across projects of varying scale.

Bahco is a hand tool brand operating under the SNA Europe group, with a North American presence based in Throop, Pennsylvania. The brand's catalogue spans hand saws, bi-metal and carbide saw blades, scrapers, files, and ergonomic striking and cutting tools used across woodworking, joinery, and construction trades.

Bahco positions its saw and blade range toward professional users who require consistent tooth geometry and material-specific blade grades across production volumes. The Throop location serves distribution into North American markets, while the parent group maintains manufacturing and engineering resources in Europe.