MTA Singapore features revolutionary machine tech

The 3-D printing is the latest revolutionary technology to hit the manufacturing industry and numerous Asia and worldwide machinery launches. 

These are just some of the cutting edge machine technologies and solutions visitors can look forward to at MTA2013.

“The region’s manufacturing landscape has changed. The industry has undergone a shift from low-value mass manufacturing to a greater emphasis on a high-mix output. MTA’s exhibition line-up this year clearly reflects this trend, casting a bright spotlight on the high-value sectors of Aerospace, Medical and Oil & Gas. From machine tools makers, to distributors, contract manufacturers, and OEMs, we have brought everyone under one all-inclusive roof.” comments Mr. Stephen Tan, Chief Executive of Singapore Exhibition Services (SES), organiser of MTA2013.

The impressive display of home-grown manufacturing competencies is most evident in the Capabilities Hub, which is a showcase of Singapore’s ability to service these growing sectors. A joint initiative between event organiser SES and the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech), 26 precision engineering enterprises will demonstrate their aptitudes in the manufacture of high-quality, advanced solutions – all dedicated to meet the demanding and varied needs of Asia’s Aerospace, Complex Equipment, Medical Technology and Oil & Gas sectors.

The show’s success in supporting these high-value verticals is reflected mostly in the visitors it attracts. Market leaders from the vertical industries such as Baxter Healthcare, Cameron, Eaton Industries, FMC Technologies, GE Aviation and GE Oil & Gas, Hamilton Sundstrand Pacific Aerospace, Hewlett Packard, Rolls-Royce and Weatherford Technologies, are patrons of MTA and will be looking to MTA2013 as the place to source for new suppliers to upgrade their capabilities.