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INDUSTRY NEWS/ਸ਼業新聞


ana Kemalaniaga Makmur, and built upon the global expertise of GIFA, METEC, THERMPROCESS AND NEWS- CAST, Indometal 2016 will unveil a lineup of machinery and products ranging from foundry technology, casting products, metallurgy and thermo process technology. For space bookings and more information on indometal 2016, please visit www.indometal.net.■


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India on its Way to Tripling Production of Castings Within 10 Years At the 64th Indian Foundry Congress and 12th Inter-


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national Exhibition on Foundry Technology, Equipment, Supplies, Services, the leaders of the Indian casting industry and the Institute of Indian Foundrymen emphasized their ambitious targets. Te stakeholders’ commitment is to triple the production of


castings to 30 million tons per year in 10 years. Supported by Nithyanandan Devaraaj, Ashwani Pande and


C.R. Swaminathan, IIF provided an overview of the facility technology and machinery for more than 5,000 visitors and 1,600 delegates and more than 290 exhibitors. Krishna Samraj, managing director, Magna Electro Casting


Ltd., Tamilnadu, India, and the president of IIF, said during his greeting that the Indian southern region and Coimbatore has “left no stone unturned to present the IIF flagship as the biggest foundry event in India ever.” The southern region contributes more than 15% of castings


produced in India, and Coimbatore contributes 50%, making this a convenient location for leaders of the industry to meet as well as OEM representatives, academics, traders and buyers.■


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Voxeljet, Friedberg, Germany, announced an agreement


to form a joint venture with Suzhou Meimai Fast Manufac- turing Technology Co., Ltd. to pursue opportunities in the industrial 3D printing market in China. Te joint venture will be called Voxeljet China Ltd. and will be controlled at the German headquarters. Te new managing director is Tianshi Jin, and he brings


more than 15 years of 3D printing and rapid casting experi- ence and an understanding of the Chinese market to the company. voxeljet China Ltd. will be headquartered in Suzhou, near Shanghai, and is expected to begin providing on-demand part services from a temporary facility in the second quarter of 2016. And in December 2015, the German company estab-


lished voxeljet India Pvt. Ltd. Te new subsidiary is located in Pune, a large automotive and manufacturing center near Mumbai. Nidhi Shah will serve as the new managing director of


voxeljet India.■


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