HELLA to showcase full workshop support at The Blend
HELLA to showcase the latest Hella Gutmann diagnostic and ADAS calibration solutions at The Blend 2025
Demonstrations of mega macs X and mega macs S 20 diagnostic tools
Event offers garages practical insight into tackling modern vehicle complexity with speed, accuracy, and confidence
HELLA has confirmed its attendance at The Blend 2025, where it will showcase the latest Hella Gutmann diagnostic and calibration equipment to independent garage owners from across the UK and Ireland.
Taking place on Saturday 18 October at the Eastside Rooms in Birmingham, the annual conference and networking event is regarded as the go-to gathering for forward-thinking independents. HELLA will be on-hand to demonstrate how its solutions help workshops keep pace with modern vehicle technology and work more efficiently.
“Workshops are under constant pressure to diagnose, repair, and return vehicles faster than ever,” said Julian Goulding, Head of Garage Equipment at Hella Gutmann. “Our range is designed to simplify complex tasks, reduce downtime, and give technicians confidence when working on the latest systems. The Blend gives us the chance to show this directly to some of the industry’s most progressive garages.”
Among the highlights will be the mega macs X, Hella Gutmann’s most versatile diagnostic solution to date. Built to adapt to individual workshop needs, it delivers fast, reliable communication across vehicle systems and interprets data at speed.
HELLA will also present its highly popular Android-based mega macs S 20, a compact ‘diagnostic co-pilot’ designed to support technicians in day-to-day fault-finding. Its flexible licence system, error code-based online solutions, and integrated Cyber Security Management enable seamless access to vehicle manufacturer-protected systems, helping technicians diagnose a wide variety of brands quickly and accurately.
“Advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) calibration will be another key focus for us at The Blend,” said Julian. “With ADAS now fitted to the majority of new vehicles, calibration is becoming a routine requirement for workshops, not just after accidents, but following everyday jobs including steering and suspension work.”