Press Release Body = Worldwide demand for machine tool products are expected to rise 5.2 percent per year through 2009 to more than US$84 billion dollars1. In addition, it is predicted that Asia Pacific will account for almost half of this demand, making the region a major player in the machine tools and precision engineering industry.
Taking advantage of the bright outlook in manufacturing, many market leaders have already signed up and are expected to fully utilize the 4-day exhibition at the Singapore Expo to feature their latest and most outstanding machines, many of which will be launched for the first time in Asia and even the world. Machines presented on the exhibition floor also serve a wide array of industries, promising to answer the sourcing needs of buyers across Asia and beyond.
High level executives from the industry's biggest names have also expressed their support and endorsement for MTA2007 as an event to display high precision capabilities, cutting edge technologies, and spearheading Asia's manufacturing industries.
Said Mr. Daniel Nauer, President of Agie Charmilles South East Asia, "MTA2007 is an ideal platform to reach our target customers in the region. The Singapore show is an important event for Agie Charmilles as we will be able to demonstrate our high technology products and services without having to travel through the region".
Among the first to be seen in Asia are a range of Machining Centers from HwaCheon, a Korean company with a newly established presence in Singapore. Displays include the SIRIUS UL , M2-5AX, Hi-M 760, Hi-Tech 250 models. HwaCheon's overseas markets include South East Asia, India, China, Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan and Africa, and to serve its customers in the Asia Pacific region better, HwaCheon has established a Regional Office in Singapore in May 2006.
HwaCheon's strategic move reinforces Singapore's standing as a dynamic, and suitable location for companies around the world, and makes shows like MTA2007 all the more relevant.
Xi'an Lead Metrology Co., Ltd., a high-tech corporation engaged in CMM R&D, manufacture and sales, will also launch for the first time in Asia, it's brand new coordinate measuring machine.
Making its debut in Singapore is the PF32A Electronic Beam Machine by Sodick, which allows users to reduce the time taken in hand polishing intricate moulds.
Renishaw will be featuring its RTP20 ('round the pole'), a unique low-cost probe head with integral probe sensor, that offers the functionality and benefits of a motorised head system. The company's new RTP20 compact probe head for DCC co-ordinate measuring machines (CMMs) offers a low-cost 'motorised' head functionality and integral TP20 touch-trigger probe.
Other leading brands in the industry that will be present at MTA2007 include 3M, Amada, Blum, Brother, Bruderer, Citizen, DMG, Erowa, Fanuc, HAAS, Hexagon Metrology, Hurco, Idemitsu, Iscar, Makino, Mastercam, Mori Seiki, Mitsubishi Electric, Nikon, OGP, Okamoto, Okuma, OSG, Pinnacle, Seco, Sandvik, Studer, System 3R, Tornos, UGS, YCM, and many more.
Supplementing the exhibition is a series of value-added events including the SIMTech Annual Manufacturing Forum (AMF) and the MTA2007 Manufacturing Technology Forum, providing delegates with a comprehensive platform to discuss industrial trends, opportunities and technological advances driving the market today.
In addition, MTA2007, together with the Singapore Precision Engineering & Tooling Association will play host to the association members of the Federation of Asian Die & Mould Associations who will be holding their Annual General Meeting in the show premises.
For more information on MTA2007, please visit www.mta-asia.com
1. "World Machine Tool Forecast" available from The Freedonia Group, (www.freedoniagroup.com) as reported in Equipment News, Jan-Feb 2006
Facts at a glance:
Event : MTA2007 Incorporating : MetalAsia2007 / Outsource&Subcon2007 / MetrologyAsia2007 / Automation2007 Date : 28 - 31 March 2007 (Wednesday to Saturday) Time : 1030 - 1800 hours Venue : Singapore Expo Halls 5 & 6
About MTA2007 MTA2007- The 17th Precision Engineering Industry Event will return once again from the 28th to the 31st of March 2007 at the Singapore Expo. The biennial event has been held in Singapore since 1980. Singapore, known for its dynamism, innovation and R&D capabilities, is a suitable venue for visitors and exhibitors to MTA2007 to find business opportunities, form strategic alliances and reach out to the manufacturers in Asia. Te event incorporates Automation2007, MetrologyAsia2007, and Outsource & Subcon2007. Complementing the exhibition is a series of value-added events including the SIMTech Annual Manufacturing Forum (AMF) and the MTA2007 Manufacturing Technology Forum. In 2005, the event attracted over 13,400 visitors and 941 exhibiting companies from 35 countries/regions. For more information on MTA2007, please visit www.mta-asia.com.
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