Taiwan's Machine Tool Manufacturers Move Forward to Europe Market
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Taiwan's Machine Tool Manufacturers Move Forward to Europe Market

Taiwanese machine tool manufacturers are aggressively entering Europe, hoping to expand the machine tool market.
Published: Mar 24, 2020
Taiwan's Machine Tool Manufacturers Move Forward to Europe Market

International Machine Tool Exhibition (EMO) is the world's leading precision machinery exhibition that buyers must go. 2019 EMO exhibition debut in Hanover, Germany from September 16 to 21, a total of 206 Taiwanese manufacturers registration this year, led by the chairman of TAMI, with the total exhibition area of 21,052 square meters. The main exhibitors include FFG, Victor Taichung, Tongtai, HIWIN, GOODWAY, LITZ, YCM, FEMCO, WELE, Hartford, DAHLIH, CHMER and so on. The Taiwanese exhibitors will exhibit high-end and high-priced models and key components of machine tools, such as intelligent machine tools, fully automated production lines, large-scale gantry machines, five-axis machining machines, and turning and milling machines, to meet the needs of the European high-end user market. We keep doing our best to develop in the field of industry 4.0 such as smart machinery and smart manufacturing. The high-end, customized and intelligent single-machine, whole-line and whole-plant equipment will show Taiwan’s precision technology to the world in EMO exhibition. Initial estimates have the opportunity to win a large order of NT$30 billion.

Taiwan's machine tool manufacturers hope to show Taiwan's precision machining capabilities to the world's industrial audience by participating in the EMO exhibition, and at the same time understand the technological evolution of the European market and various countries, as well as the pace of industrial intellectual transformation.

Published by Mar 24, 2020 Source :ctee

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