Given the current situation that still has some form of COVID-imposed restrictions, IMTMA has decided to hold both IMTEX and IMTEX FORMING together, along with Digital Manufacturing and Tooltech. The organizer said the priority is the health of IMTEX exhibitors, visitors, and service providers and providing them with planning certainty.
Besides a strong contingent of Indian manufacturers, IMTEX will have hundreds of exhibitors coming from across the world, with Germany, Spain, Taiwan and the USA are expected to set up country pavilions.
As part of the safety measures, the organizer has made it mandatory for visitors to pre-register, with vaccination certificates.
We speak to some of the exhibitors who are planning to have a strong presence at the event.
TUNGALOY INDIA
An Indian subsidiary of Tungaloy Corporation, Japan, Tungaloy India Pvt. Ltd. is one of the leading manufacturers of carbide cutting tools, friction materials, wear-resistant items, and civil engineering products. The company will be participating at IMTEX in a big way.
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