Source: EEPC India ▶ Healthy count of visitors evaluating various technologies and solutions displayed during the previous edition of IESS. On the background of renewed enthusiasm in the Indian manufacturing industry, it is the right time to hold India Engineering Sourcing Show (IESS) IV. The show is specially looked upon as a facilitator for the Indian manufacturers looking to spread their wings in international markets. engineering projects exports. The event is organized under the aegis of the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, with EEPC India as the lead agency. Expanding its ambit, this edition of IESS features the associa- tion of Hannover Milano Fairs India Pvt Ltd (HMFI) and Deutsche Messe AG. The third edition of IESS witnessed over 10,000 professional visitors. This number of visitors is expected to grow in this edition. Key highlights The highlight of this edition is having Poland as the partner country. It is one of the fastest growing economies in Europe and offers a perfect gateway to the region. Besides, this show envisages focus on robotics and additive manufacturing on its focused display. Through this, parti-cipants are expected to showcase the best of their capabilities and new age products and solutions. This show is expected to attract over 500 buyers from all over the world and from different segments of engineering. Moreover, participants can look for- ward to various programs such as UAE Business Forum, EURASIA Business Forum, Sourcing Seminars, etc. Busi- nesses will benefit from initiatives like Four Reverse Buyer Seller Meets, CXO Forum, Smart City Summit, etc. Furthermore, Smart City Summit and Modern Manufacturing Summit will act as a knowledge sharing platforms. Modern Manufacturing Summit, which is organized by Vogel Business Media India, will cover two topics— ‘Attracting Investments: Make your Business Grow’ and ‘Vision in Manu- facturing: 2015 Vs. 2030’. It will have industry stalwarts from various sectors highlighting the evolving dynamics of manufacturing and its implications for India. Conclusion On the background of Honorable Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ call, this edition of IESS is expected to achieve new heights. Expand Your Wings E ach edition of India Engineering Sourcing Show (IESS) has scripted a new paradigm in Indian engineering trade promotion. Now, Engineering Export Promotion Council, India (EEPC) is all set to open doors of the next edition – IESS IV at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) on December 16, 2014. The show will promote Indian engi- neering capabilities in segments like in- dustrial electrical machinery, industrial supply, automotive components, retail engineering, metal shop & floor, inno- vation & technology and investment & PREVIEW .................................................. 1 POWER SPEAK ...................................... 2,3 EXHIBITOR SPEAK... ................................. 4 FACTS & FIGURES .................................... 5 DISPLAYS & LAUNCHES ............................ 6 IMPRINT ................................................... 7 CONTENT Global Partners Powered by MODERN MANUFACTURING SUMMIT Vogel Business Media India presents two revolutionary panel discussions revolving the themes– Panel discussion on “Joint Venture, Technology & Knowledge Transfer and Global Sourcing” Moderator Mr Rajesh Nath Managing Director, German Engineering Federation, VDMA Date: December 17, 2014 Time: 10:00 – 12:00 hrs Venue: Seminar Room D, Bombay Exhibition & Convention Centre, Goregaon East, Mumbai Panel discussion on “Vision in manufacturing – 2015 Vs 2030” Moderator Mr Niju V Director – Automation and Electronics Practice, South Asia & Middle East, Frost & Sullivan Date: December 18, 2014 Time: 10:00 – 12:00 hrs Venue: Seminar Room D, Bombay Exhibition & Convention Centre, Goregaon East, Mumbai The discussions will emphasize the importance of joint ventures, technology & knowledge transfers and global sourcing along with the effective tools to create a global imprint. Published by DAY 1 | TUESDAY DECEMBER 16, 2014 VENUE: BECC GOREGAON (E), MUMBAI Please see this space tomorrow for more details...
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▶ Healthy count of visitors evaluating various technologies and solutions displayed during the previous edition of IESS.
On the background of renewed enthusiasm in the Indian manufacturing industry, it is
the right time to hold India Engineering Sourcing Show (IESS) IV. The show is specially
looked upon as a facilitator for the Indian manufacturers looking to spread their wings
in international markets.
engineering projects exports. The event is organized under the aegis of the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, with EEPC India as the lead agency. Expanding its ambit, this edition of IESS features the associa-tion of Hannover Milano Fairs India Pvt Ltd (HMFI) and Deutsche Messe AG.
The third edition of IESS witnessed over 10,000 professional visitors. This number of visitors is expected to grow in this edition.
Key highlights
The highlight of this edition is having
Poland as the partner country. It is one of the fastest growing economies in Europe and offers a perfect gateway to the region. Besides, this show envisages focus on robotics and additive manufacturing on its focused display. Through this, parti-cipants are expected to showcase the best of their capabilities and new age products and solutions. This show is expected to attract over 500 buyers from all over the world and from different segments of engineering.
Moreover, participants can look for-ward to various programs such as UAE Business Forum, EURASIA Business Forum, Sourcing Seminars, etc. Busi-nesses will benefit from initiatives like Four Reverse Buyer Seller Meets, CXO Forum, Smart City Summit, etc. Furthermore, Smart City Summit and Modern Manufacturing Summit will act as a knowledge sharing platforms.
Modern Manufacturing Summit, which is organized by Vogel Business Media India, will cover two topics—‘Attracting Investments: Make your Business Grow’ and ‘Vision in Manu-facturing: 2015 Vs. 2030’. It will have industry stalwarts from various sectors highlighting the evolving dynamics of manufacturing and its implications for India.
Conclusion
On the background of Honorable Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ call, this edition of IESS is expected to achieve new heights.
Expand Your Wings
Each edition of India Engineering Sourcing Show (IESS) has scripted a new paradigm in Indian
engineering trade promotion. Now, Engineering Export Promotion Council, India (EEPC) is all set to open doors of the next edition – IESS IV at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) on December 16, 2014.
The show will promote Indian engi-neering capabilities in segments like in-dustrial electrical machinery, industrial supply, automotive components, retail engineering, metal shop & floor, inno-vation & technology and investment &
The discussions will emphasize the importance of joint ventures, technology & knowledge transfers and global sourcing along with the effective tools to create a global imprint.
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Forging Relationships for a brighter Future
What enthusiasm has Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ campaign generated amongst Indian engineering firms particu-larly MSMEs? How is the response of the manufactu-ring industry towards this initiative? And, how do you see India’s exports growing in the near future?Anupam Shah: The best as-pect of ‘Make in India’ is its magnetic appeal that it is re-sonating around the world. All the major manufacturers are exploring opportunities arising in India. Until now, the impediments, which had kept these opportunities at shore, are now under the fo-cus of various reforms and policy initiatives to improve manufacturing and exports environment. ‘Make in India’ is the answer to one of the biggest challenges that SMEs face i.e., international bran-ding and promotion. We know how China pushed its manufacturing and exports competitiveness. Thanks to these efforts, China’s GDP is expected to surpass the US by end of this year.
However, for India, there is still a long way to go, because we do not have the option of pursuing such an unnatural path of growth. Our founda-tions are more organic and have emerged out of our in-herent qualities and vision of
democracy upholding econo-mic freedom.
It is the global branding, which is the need of the hour. For instance, I would like to highlight the findings from our recent EEPC India study on the pumps and valves sec-tor. It revealed that although China is far ahead of India in almost all the markets, as the most competitive supplier, India has managed to emerge itself as the most competitive in the mentioned countries and products. (Ref to table)
It is not only in the pumps and valves industry, we are also observing increasing growth in the machine tool segment. Indian machine tools manufacturers have started giving tough competi-tion in the Chinese markets to their Chinese counterparts themselves. Thus, it is quite reasonable to assume that In-dian engineering products remain un-branded in many parts of the world. Hence, ‘Make in India’ has brought most encouraging avenues for SMEs in the field of engineering.
SMEs would definitely want to utilize this momentum and we are hopeful that the cur-rent government will not let this momentum subside until we achieve our targets.
How will IESS IV lay empha-sis on the ‘Make in India’
campaign?Shah: IESS IV is the only ‘In-dian Show’ and the flagship event of the Ministry of Com-merce & Industry, Govern-ment of India, showcasing ‘Made in India’ brand glo-bally. Its main objective is to display latest Indian enginee-ring products and capabilities on a global platform. IESS IV will leverage the extensive partner network of EEPC In-dia and various central and state government agencies. The event is promoted exten-sively among foreign govern-ment agencies, trade promo-tion bodies and other interna-tional trade promotion bodies to achieve global exposure.
The show focuses on chal-lenges that the manufacturing industry is facing and brin-ging international stakehol-ders on a single platform to explore and highlight emer-ging opportunities out of them. The event is hosting UK’s Smart City Project De-legation and Smart City Sum-mit that are among the most current theme under ‘Make in India’ initiative. In effect, IESS IV by its very nature will promote ‘Make in India’ to global audience.
How will the show help for-eign companies that are loo-king to invest in India miti-gate risks and create sour-cing opportunities from In-dian companies?Shah: Apart from being reco-gnized as one of the major sourcing event in India, it also enjoys the backing of Minis-try of Commerce, Govern-ment of India. It is essentially a partnership program that aims at developing relation-ships and collaborations in the field of promotion of manufacturing, international investments and joint ventures. It is the largest con-fluence of international dele-gation under one roof for the manufacturing industry.
Moreover, it creates a well informed environment for business decision making
process through transparent trade facilitation procedures through EEPC India and Ministry of Commerce & Industry.
The exhibition hosts dele-gation and acts as one stop shop for their sourcing requi-rements. It is worth mentio-ning that the venue of the event has also been chosen in the commercial capital of In-dia. International delegates have an opportunity to explo-re further, plan their business trips in and around this regi-on. Here, it is important to note that the region surroun-ding Mumbai, Gujarat and Maharashtra has acquired global attention for Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor. KPMG has accorded this pro-ject among 100 most innova-tive mega projects. The corri-dor has also attracted buzz of investment activities recently, which will be much of interest to the international buyers and professional visitors.
Thus, in many ways, for-eign companies will be able to avail this unique opportunity to forge rewarding partner-ships with Indian counter-parts and strengthen future cooperation.
India is now a partner coun-try for one of the biggest engineering show – Hanno-ver Messe. What positive impact of this partnership do you see on the Indian ex-
ports in terms of attitude towards made in India pro-ducts and solutions, accep-tance in the global market, etc?Shah: If Hannover Messe is the biggest engineering shows, India is the biggest en-gineering opportunity. It is the top industrial technology expo and a leading dialogue hub for the industry and government leaders orga-nized by Deutsche Messe AG. The event enjoys outstanding reputation as a source of products, technology and know-how. This makes it the ideal place to promote natio-nal economic interests by strengthening a country’s market standing in inter- national circles.
When India was a partner country at Hannover Messe 2006, it led to generation of business over $1.3 billion. In 2015 too, the special status of the ‘Partner Country’ at Han-nover Messe will automati-cally provide a high-profile platform for the presentation of our innovative industrial and business achievements and its fitness for the future. The resulting bilateral dialogues between the indus-trial and political communi-ties will open doors at every level. Moreover, this opportu-nity will create unrivalled opportunities for scientific endeavors, businesses and technologies.
With the display of new technologies and apt topics for conferences, the India Engineering Sourcing Show (IESS)
is expected to set new benchmarks in the industry. Chairman, EEPC India, Anupam Shah believes that the
‘Make in India’ campaign has generated enthusiasm amongst Indian SMEs. He shares his views on the same.
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IESS IV spread over three days—December 16–18, 2014, has a lot to offer. From seminars to global meets to B2B
meetings being organized, the list is endless. Read on to see what you can do to leverage on this one-stop shop platform.
Making the Most at IESS IV
EEPC India has gone to great lengths to make IESS IV a platform for networking, learning and trade. One on the 2nd day with FIAT and
rest three on the 3rd day with SECO Tools India Pvt Ltd, NIS (Petroleum Industry of Serbia) and CLAAS. Today’s list of must attend events includes the UAE Business Forum, Indo-Polish Partnership Forum, CXO Forum, Seminar on Skill Development in the Manufacturing Sector and two Global Sourcing Meets.
Global Sourcing Meet by Global Procurement Consultants Ltd
The opening up of global economy has incre-ased the participation of public and private sector companies in execution of various pro-
through a network of more than 2000 stores. Home Depot has recently expanded its operations in India and is looking at expanding its supplier base.
Attending this seminar will showcase benefits of registering as the supplier base of Home Depot, which allows you to expose your businesses offering across the network of peer companies. The retailer is currently looking for suppliers in retail engineering, DIY (do-it-yourself) items, building materials, home improvement supplies, and appliances.
For further details on the time and venue of these events please find the schedule on page 7 of this show daily.
jects in areas such as infrastructure, energy, transportation, communication, IT, Industry, etc. This seminar will focus on highlighting various opportunities emerging from International Development Aided Projects such as World Bank, ADB, etc. It will highlight how business can effectively participate in international ven-tures and expand their international presences.
Global Sourcing Meet by Home Depot – Retail Engineering and DIY Construction Items
Home Depot is the world’s largest home improvement specially retailer with operations in US, Canada and Mexico. The company listed in New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) operates
MSME SoluTion ParTnEr Banking ParTnEr
India: Pivotal counterpart for Poland in asia
Poland and India share democratic values and have several converging
strategic interests, as well as great untapped potential and possibility to develop economic cooperation. Poland is well positioned to become the fourth strategic
partner in EU (after UK, Germany and France) and a major partner in Central- Eastern Europe. India also promises to become a pivotal counterpart for Poland in Asia. For Indian investors, Poland also offers to be gateway to the European
market in the new emerging global economic order.
Encouraging investment
State Minister of Economy, Republic of Poland, Jerzy Pietrewicz avers, “In Poland, we have created a comprehensive system of support for entrepreneurship and invest-ment. Thanks to these efforts, we have become the undisput-ed leader in Central-Eastern Europe in terms of foreign direct investment.”
At the end of 2013, FDI in Poland amounted to €180billion, and the most pres-tigious global rating agencies ensured a place Poland in top three most attractive invest-ment destinations in Europe. “We focus on a new quality in
the Polish economy and pro-mote modern activities in sec-tors such as ICT, energy, phar-maceuticals and biotechnology, which can be seen as wor-thwhile,” continues Pietrewicz.
The Polish government attaches great importance to strengthening economic cooperation with India. In order to boost economic cooperation, Poland is mainly looking at ways to increase and balance its trade with India through more exports and at-tracting more Indian invest-ments. “Poland is ready to offer all possible trade facilitations to enhance confidence in Indian investors. Indian investors are most welcome to participate in privatization of some Polish industries such as of automoti-
ve, shipyards and energy, etc., or to make even more Green-field investments in different sectors in order to expand their operations in Europe,” men-tions Pietrewicz. Furthermore, Poland has welcomed the newly-elected Government’s initiative under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Naren-dra Modi, to make India a glo-bal manufacturing hub. This signifies important opportuni-ties for Polish investors to partner investments in India.
“Year 2014 is going to be a landmark year for bilateral trade promotion. I hope the business communities of both countries will be rewarded with productive exchanges,” says Pietrewicz on a concluding note.▶ State Minister of Economy, Republic of Poland, Jerzy Pietrewicz
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India’s relationship with Poland has always been one that can be characterized has deep rooted, friendly with
goodwill and cooperation. In the recent years, both countries have created ties to increase trade and hence increase
economic growth with mutual benefits. State Minister of Economy, Republic of Poland, Jerzy Pietrewicz talks about
the importance of this partnership and what can be expected in the future.
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Venturing into New Markets
Kandi Engineering Pvt Ltd was incor-porated in 1982, and started initial trading activities at Manor Maha-
rashtra. The company started production of industrial products related to steel and me-tallurgical industry in-line with its motto of providing cost savings and good quality products to its customers. The company believes in order to increase market share, it is very important to be competitive and to use upgraded technology. In order to achieve this, the company is participating at IESS IV. CMD, Kandi Engineering Pvt Ltd, Sanjay Aggarwal avers, “By exhibiting our products in IESS IV, visitors and custo-mers approaching our stall will be informed regarding the economical and productive use of upgraded technologies developed by our company. We offer cost-effective solu-tions that also offer cost savings.”
An ideal platform
The company believes that in today’s en-vironment, where customer demands are high, IESS IV will offer a takeaway to whoever attends the show. It will act like a bridge for suppliers to form alliances if nee-ded and for customers to take note of the best the industry has to offer. “IESS is an established platform having gained reliabi-lity and confidence in its previous editions by arranging B2B meetings, conferences that offer worldwide exposure, demonstra-tions, etc.,” continues Aggarwal.
Filter Machines Pvt Ltd (FMPL) was formed 35 years ago. The company manufactures machines that are
ideal for filtration and solid liquid separati-on. It is participating in IESS IV in order to promote its business and take it to the next level. According to Managing Director, FMPL, Bharat Patel, this event will help the company achieve their motive of expanding the business in different countries. “Through this show we will be able to meet prospective buyers from the international market, which will enable us expand our reach. It will create us an opportunity to export in new countries where we have not ventured so far” hoped Patel.
Patel further thinks that such events ease
Speaking on the expecta-tions they have from this year’s edition, Aggarwal re-veals, “We expect that we will interact with a large mass of customers from around the world and will be able to increase our sales and customer profile, and also global presence in the Steel Industry.”▶ Kandi Engineering Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall g25
the job of spreading wings in the international market. As the buyers and sellers get a readymade platform, they can easily find right allian-ces to do business.
Building brand
He further added that apart from making alliances and the IESS IV is also a good opportunity for mar-keting. “This event is a per-fect enabler to spread awa-reness about our machines in the national and global market. It is like a conduc-ting a brand building acti-vity for us,” stated Patel.
In the process of meeting new customers, Patel thinks existing customers are also equally important. Talking about it Patel stated, “It is a good opportunity to rein-force current ties. With this initiative we hope to get more business on regular basis from them.”▶ Filter Machines Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall g47
▶ CMD, Kandi Engineering Pvt Ltd, Sanjay Aggarwal
▶ Managing Director, FMPL, Bharat Patel
Expanding horizons
Meeting Right People
Suchi Fasterners Pvt Ltd has come a long way since its humble beginnings in a small factory shed of 750 sq ft equipped
with a lathe, drilling machine and surface grinder to make dies and a mechanical pow-er press to stamp out washers. The company who has developed itself over more than three decades through, innovation and R&D, now deals primarily in exporting the largest variety of stainless steel washers manufactu-red in accordance with different international standards.
The company has not participated in exhi-bitions or fairs prior to this one. Managing Director, Suchi Fasteners Pvt Ltd, Surendra Shah conveys, “Today, we have reached a commanding position and are interested in strengthening our activities. We expect to see the development in India as it has become a major hub for automobile and engineering industries and hence are participating at the IESS IV.”
Catalyst for excelling
The firm expects that the show will give them a confidence boost by being able to connect with visitors from the globe and also give them more exposure. In fact, according to Shah the company has already set a goal for itself and it is well on its way to achieving it. “We are inte-rested in reaching export of more than ₹100
Jayashree Electron Pvt Ltd is engaged in manufactu-ring automation control
and safety products for more than four decades. It has four manufacturing plants and its own R&D division for deve-loping new products and in-novations. The company’s product range is related to the hcontrol and safety of speed and position monitoring. This product range serves various
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industries such as irrigation, power plants, steel, cement, etc. The company has been par-ticipating in the IESS regularly. Talking about it, Managing Director, Jayashree Electron Pvt Ltd, Dhananjay Dabke said, “The main aim of the IESS is to promote of indigenously manu-factured engineering products to the different part of the world. Therefore, this platform is very useful for the small scale industry to dis-play their product range and design capabili-ties to the world.”
Expanding reach
Speaking about the company’s objective behind participating in the show, he menti-oned, “We are looking to generate more busi-ness from developed as well as developing countries. For this, we hope to meet end-users and delegations from different countries.” The company already exports its products to 15 countries and is now looking to expand its footprint in new regions.
Dabke further added that the live demons-trations of the product help visitors get close look and feel of the product. “While making a buying decision, these factors matter,” he noted.
He concluded by saying, “Though the event ends after a three days, efforts for taking in-digenous products global continue throug-hout the year with various initiatives like plant visits, buy-seller meets at regular inter-vals, etc.”▶ Jayashree Electron Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall F34
crore by 2018. We feel that this show will act as a catalyst in enhancing our business,” men-tions Shah.
Shah is optimistic but says that the only challenge he feels that needs to be addressed is the paucity of capital for MS-MEs that hinders its growth and hopes that conferences that will be held at IESS IV will offer solutions to this issue.▶ Suchi Fasteners Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall a27
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FACTS & FIGURESDid you know that India is one of the leading countries having expertise in various streams of engineering? Here, we present some interesting facts and figures with regards to the export of indigenous products and solutions in the field of engineering.
PUMPS: ‘Zero-WaSte’Indian pumps have
contributed significantly to make the Indian sugar sector
a ‘Zero-Waste’ Industry.
ElECTRICAl MACHInERy:
$100 billionIndian electrical machinery
is expected to double its sales to $100 billion between
2012 and 2022.
MRO: $1.35 Million
Indian MRO (maintenance, repair and operations) industry
is expected to reach $1.35 million from current $450
million by 2020.
VOlTAGE RAnGE: 240 V - 800 KV
India offers an entire range of circuit breakers from bulk oil, minimum oil, air
blast, vacuum that are made as per the standard specifications.
This industry sector manufacturers the entire voltage range
from 240 V to 800 KV.
BEARInGS: 500 tyPeS
The Indian bearings industry offers highly diversified
product range of around 500 types of bearings.
INDUSTRY TRENDS
HEAVy ElECTRICAl EqUIPMEnT:
800 MW Manufactures of heavy electrical equipment have
absorbed sub-critical technology up to a unit capacity of 660 MW and are gearing up for
adopting super-critical technology for unit size of 800 MW and
above for thermal sets.
DEFEnSE & SECURITy ExPORTS:
25 tiMeSThe defense & security exports have grown
over 25 times over the period between 2007 and 2012. There is significant
addition of manufacturing capabilities through technology development,
transfer, international joint ventures and offset agreements.
PUMPS: 100+
countrieSIndia exports pumps
to over 100 countries.
MAnUFACTURInG ExPORTS:
$1 trillionBy 2025, Indian
manufacturing export sector is expected to reach
to $1 Trillion.
EnGInEERInG InDUSTRy:
$58 billionIn the year 2010–11,
the total net value addition by engineering industry
in India was $58 billion.
TRAnSFORMERS: 50 countrieS
India exports transformers to over
50 countries.
ElECTRICAl EqUIPMEnT:
90%More than 90 per cent of
electrical equipment manufacturers in India
are MSMEs.
PROCESS OUTSOURCInG SERVICES:
$40 billionEngineering process outsourcing services are expected to reach $40 billion by 2020, which will
be 30 per cent of the global market.
REACH: $40 billion – 2020
Engineering process outsourcing services are expected to reach
$40 billion by 2020. This is expected to be 30 per cent
of the global market.
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Welding Cables
Aerolex Cables Pvt Ltd is displaying welding cables at IESS IV. These cables are fle-xible and durable and fea-ture excellent resistance to oil, grease, solvents & che-micals, cuts, tears & abrasi-on, ozone and weather. Mo-reover, it can withstand tem-peratures ranging between -55 to 105°C. This means it can work even under harsh weather. Additionally, it ad-heres to various internatio-nal standards including standards IS 9857, BS 6700, IEC 60245, HD 22.6, DIN VDE 0282, BS 6007, ISRI 1926, SABS 1507, IS 473, AS 1995, AS/NZS 5000.1. ▶ Aerolex Cables Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall a34
Copper Braids
Amiable Impex is presenting tinned copper braids at the IESS IV. These most econo-mical standard Copper Braids are made from 0.10 diameter wire and are brai-ded into a tube followed by a rolling process to flatten them. They can be used as earthing straps. They also find applications in nu-merous electrical compo-nents. Customers can choo-se the braids as per their requirements from bore copper, plain copper or red copper. Also, they can be customized with electro tin plated copper, electro nickel plated copper, 99.99 per cent pure silver electro plated copper, enamel coated, etc.▶ Amiable Impex hall 1 / Stall E06
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Jayashree Electron Pvt Ltd is presenting proximity switches that are basic essential components of almost every automation system. Moreover, they are useful for position sensing, counting and speed monitoring in an automated process. They can work in harsh, aggressive environments and have a long working life. These features make switches ideal for various industries including machine tools, foundries, rolling mills, automobiles, textiles, pharmaceuticals, material handling, etc. The company offers switches with various types of sensors in tubular enclosures. Also, they come in odd shapes and sizes such as rectangular, fork type, button type and insert type switches. All these models are available with an integrated cable as well as built-in connectors as per international standards. Additionally, these switches are CE tested.▶ Jayashree Electron Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall F34
▶ Knurling ToolsMalkar Industries is showcasing a wide range of hSS knurling wheels / knurling tools at IESS IV. these tools, which are marketed under the brand name of Rapid, are manufactured as per customer’s requirements.
as these knurls are manufactured with high profile accuracy, they offer better form profile and long life. as a result, they turn to be cost-effective. the standard knurls come in following sizes: 10 x 4 x 4 mm, 15 x 4 x 4 mm, 20 x 8 x 6 mm, 20 x 10 x 6 mm.
▶ Malkar Industries hall 1 / Stall b45
Pressure cum Vacuum ValveNeogi Technologies & Research Pvt Ltd is is presenting Pressure cum Vacuum (P V) Valve at the event. This valve is capable of protecting material storage tanks against over or under pressure. Additionally, it helps reduce the dispersion of gas in air and hence, keeps the environment clean. This feature also act as a safeguard measure against fire as compared to the open vent system. The closed ports in the valve are operated as a predetermined pressure or vacuum setting to allow the tank to ventilate in order to avoid explosion. ▶ Neogi Technologies & Research Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall b35
Filter PressFilter Machines Pvt Ltd is displaying its filter press, a solid liquid separation device, which uses the principle of pressure feeding. The press features a series of filter plates and frames or recessed plates that are arranged alternately. The filter medium is provided in between the plates. Additionally, a feeding pump is utilized to force the liquid through the medium leaving the solid trapped inside. Compared to other pressure filters, this filter press holds more solids per square feet of filtering surface area. Finally, the closer which operates manually or hydraulically controls a follower plate presses the plates together, creating a sealed unit.▶ Filter Machines Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall g47
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Kandi Engineering Pvt Ltd has developed special epoxy or polyester powder coated gas-line pipes. Thanks to the coatings, pipes are protected and last long. Additionally, these coatings make the pipe resistant to corrosion, weather and chemicals like acids, alkalis, solvents, seawater, etc. To make the coated pipe visually appealing, one can customize it with preferred color. The shades of color used are as per the RAL standards. Also, with the coating, one can achieve a smooth and customized finish. As per the requirement, pipes can be coated with liquid modified epoxy for additional protection from inside. These pipes are available in diameters ranging from 15 to 100 mm as per the customer’s requirement.▶ Kandi Engineering Pvt Ltd hall 1 / Stall g25
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