The Maiden Global Industrial Expo kicks off at Pune
The engineering and manufacturing exhibition, Global Industrial Expo was inaugurated today by Mrs Vaishali Darade, Mayor, PCMC, Amit Kandhare, General Secretary, All India Nationalist Youth Congress Party and Yogesh Bahal from PCMC and Mr Shinya Hamano from Big Dishowa in the presence of other dignitaries. Organised by Global Media Communication, the first edition of Global Industrial Expo will be on till November 24 at the Auto Cluster Exhibition Centre, Pune.
Looking at the prevailing positive sentiment of the industry, the maiden show is likely to get a good response from various industry verticals.
The event will also witness another first-of-its-kind initiative, ‘E-manufacturing Technology’. India’s first ever integrated manufacturing solution by metalworking giants will also make its debut on the sidelines of the expo. E-manufacturing Technology aims to impact the precision machining industry with a special emphasis on the Die & Plastic mould industry. The event will see like-minded players – MAZAK (machine tool), Speroni (tool presetter), SCHUNK (work holding), DIJET (cutting tools), ESPRIT (CAM) and Big Dishowa (tool holders) come together as a team to demonstrate the value of advance manufacturing technologies. Mike Lauer, General Manager – Asia Pacific, ESPRIT CAM Software says, “We are glad to be a part of the fresh initiative called E-manufacturing Technology. We are into automation and work to come up with innovative and brand new ideas for the manufacturing industry. We are showcasing our latest features in CAM software that will help ease the manufacturing process.”
With the participation of leading brands who showcased their new as well as proven technologies and the who’s who of the industry as visitors, Global Industrial Expo is nothing less than a one-stop shop for the engineering and allied industry professionals. The exhibition features some of the well-known companies such as MAZAK, Speroni, SCHUNK, DIJET, ESPRIT, Big Dishowa, EMTL Sales & Service (Electronica), Syndicate Machines Pvt Ltd, Onward technologies and HITACHI, among others.
One of the exhibitors and part of E-manufacturing Technology initiative Ravi Sane, Country Head, DIJET India adds, “We are showcasing some of the latest tooling solutions along with our partner company at E-manufacturing technology. The idea is to educate people and spread awareness about our latest technologies.”
According to the Global Media Communication team, “It is the best platform for the professionals associated with design, engineering, equipment, supplies, die & mould, machine tool industry and support services to get acquainted about the latest happenings in the industry and connect with potential customers as well as industry professionals.”
“The die & mould industry in India is largely affected by the usage of compromised technology and lack of awareness, with this new concept called E-manufacturing Technology, we are trying to showcase the benefit of sister tool management and throw light on how good technologies can improve the efficiency and reduce the cycle time,” says Ravi Moolya, General Manager, Speroni India pvt Ltd.
According to Mr Ashish Raut, National Sales Manager, SCHUNK Intec India Pvt Ltd, the eco-system of machining process such as work holding, CAM software, tooling, CNC, etc play vital roles in productivity of the job. We are displaying SCHUNK work holding devices to inform the industry about our latest offerings. Many companies in India are not using the work holding device in the best possible way, which affects the overall productivity. Participating at E-manufacturing Technology, along with our partner companies we aim to address this issue,” says Mr Raut
Exhibit range of the show includes machine tool, tooling solution, work holding device, metal forming machines, machining software’s, hand tools, energy efficient systems, industrial equipment, engineering products, etc.
With the opening of the Pune show, organisers have already planned the 2nd edition in Nashik during the month of April 2015.
