The event, held along with Tooltech, generated business orders worth Rs 539 crore. A report…
IMTEX Forming 2018, organised by Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) concurrently with Tooltech, concluded on a positive note with business orders worth Rs 539 crore being generated during the 6-day trade fair. The exhibition, which was held at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) from January 25-30, 2018 and witnessed participation of 504 exhibitors, showcased future technologies that could be vital for enhancing productivity for Indian manufacturing industry.
Exhibitors displayed wide range of high-end presses, laser cutting machines, and technologies related to bending and tube drawing. Advanced technologies such as Industry 4.0 and Internet of Things (IoT) were also displayed by many exhibitors. Automation, robotics, sensors, CAD/CAM and tools that were more related to support the metal forming user industries were also displayed.
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