IMTEX FORMING 2018 & Tooltech 2018 : In Sync with Today's Manufacturing Needs

Leaders in manufacturing technologies such as China, Japan, and Germany have built their brands on the back of their machine tool sector. India, with a firm gaze on its target of becoming a manufacturing hub, is soon to catch up with them.

Today technology is changing the landscape of manufacturing. The challenges are numerous but manufacturing industry in India is bracing up well to these. Manufacturing is turning ‘smart’ as industry adopts Industry 4.0 standards and practices which is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies.

Industry 4.0, Industrial Internet of Things, Big Data, Cloud, cost-effective Automation, Artificial Intelligence among others are the key buzzwords for manufacturing solutions that we see in every exhibition of international standards. Companies, having realized the potential of these technologies to catapult the manufacturing industry, are willing to put these into practice.

Usage of these technologies will increase the efficiency of manufacturing and increase its share in the country’s GDP.

Machine Tools play significant role

Machine tools can pivot Indian manufacturing to make India a global hub. Countries which are leaders in manufacturing such as China, Japan, and Germany have built their brands on the back of their machine tool industry.

As the machine tool industry brings forth high technology and cost-effective machines for sectors such as Automobile, Defence, Aerospace, Energy, Infrastructure, Consumer goods and other strategic sectors, the domestic base will get strengthened.

Innovations at IMTEX FORMING

Exhibitions such as IMTEX FORMING act as a catalyst by creating a market for the Metal Forming sector by showcasing latest technologies for the business community, Government, and others. Innovations in metal forming technologies, robotics and automation, welding and joining, wire-forming and drawing, presses, die casting, hydro forming, sheet metal forming machines, presses for special applications, dies and moulds, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and elements, testing machines, and so on will be
at display.

Machine tool companies will use ‘IMTEX FORMING 2018 & Tooltech 2018’ to be held at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru from January 25 – 30, 2018 as a platform to launch a number of new products into the Indian market.

Several companies will introduce new technologies to suit many user industries such as aerospace, defence, automobiles, auto components, capital goods, white and brown goods, electrical and electronics, earth moving and construction, food processing and dairy equipment, pharmaceuticals, and many more. High-level delegations from public and private sector industries will take part in the exhibition as trade delegations.

IMTEX FORMING matches up well with international shows organized elsewhere in the world such as Euroblech, Lamiera, MF-Tokyo, MetalForm China, etc. by showcasing the most advanced manufacturing techniques under one roof at BIEC in Bengaluru. The show which will feature machines in ‘live’ action will be a virtual treat for visitors as it will enable them to take quick decisions to procure the technologies.

Visitors can register online to get a quick entry through the website at www.imtex.in. The online platform for registration will enable them to connect with exhibitors, pre-fix their business meetings and print their own badges. For more details, visitors can write to imtex@imtma.in