EXHIBITIONS
indometal set for bigger return in 2014
will complement indometal 2014. According to Mr Gernot Ringling, Managing Director, Messe Düsseldorf Asia, “After the highly successful inaugural edition which attracted more than 250 international exhibitors and over 6,000 trade visitors, we are strategically timed for Indonesia’s buoyant market conditions. It players the opportunity to tap into Indonesia and the region’s vast business and investment potential. Rapid industrial growth, major infrastructure developments the Indonesian government have paved the way for sustainable return to potential investors in the country’s metal and steel industries,” he added.
international metal and steel trade fair for Southeast Asia, the stage is set to be an even bigger event.
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international companies from more than 30 countries signed up, and spanning three exhibition halls totalling 10,000 sqm, indometal 2014 is co-organized by Messe Düsseldorf Asia. It will be held from
ith just over a year to the next outing of indometal, the
11-13 December 2014 at the Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran, Indonesia. After its successful debut in 2013, and with many of exhibiting companies in the 2013 event expressing their interest to return, indometal 2014 will feature more national pavilions and country groups. These will be represented by Austria, China, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Taiwan, United Kingdom and United States of America.
As a specialist trade fair focused on foundry technology,
casting products, metallurgy and thermoprocess technology, indometal 2014 is the ideal platform for producers, equipment manufacturers, product distributors from international markets. Plus of course, for local Indonesian steel businesses to present their latest machinery and innovations in this thriving sector. A special feature at the trade fair is indotools - a dedicated showcase focused on high-technology tooling solutions, precision tooling, and
Successful once again - 10,000 times over
The Brazil welding show has repeated its success. The second trade fair in the specialist world of welding technology, also aroused great international interest. 126 exhibitors from 23 countries used the biennial event in São Paulo to present their welding technology machines, devices, processes and services. 10,000 trade visitors attended
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the show, as well as at the Corte & Conformação de Metais, South America’s largest trade fair for metal processing.
The multifaceted range of equipment extended from ultramodern joining technology, via control systems and testing devices right up to workplace equipment. Moreover, 18 German companies presented
their innovations in a compact form on one cooperative booth. The exhibitors showed that course of the fair. The reception hosted by the German Consulate- an outstanding networking opportunity.
Since 2011, Messe Essen has staged the Brazil welding show
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As the country with the largest economy and highest population in ASEAN, Indonesia’s share of steel consumption reached 20.9% making it the top second steel consuming country in the region. “With its own dynamic market and industry potential, Indonesia is also well-positioned for leading companies to anchor their business here and be the gateway for them to venture ahead into Indonesia’s growing metal and steel industries,” added Ms Rini Sumardi, Director, WAKENI.
More information on indometal 2014
www.indometal.net
with its Brazilian partner Aranda Eventos e Congressos, and the German Welding Society (DVS) who sponsor the event, thus cooperation with Messe Essen. Every two years, the Show paves the way for the welding technology industry to gain access to the growing South American market.
More information on the Brazil Welding Show
www.brazil-
welding-show.com www.schweissen-schneiden.com
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