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Better Bending for the Modern Shop Floor
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Precision, productivity, and lower operating costs are central to Energy Mission Machineries (India) Ltd’s approach at the inaugural MF India. The company is using the platform to deepen its engagement in South India.
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A Smoother Path to Consistent Finishing
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At the inaugural MF India, Valgro India Ltd is looking to strengthen its presence in South India, connect with manufacturers, and demonstrate advanced deburring and surface finishing solutions for automotive, aerospace, and precision manufacturing applications.
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Advancing Metal Processing with Laser Technology
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SM Laser Technology sees Chennai as a crucial market, and through MF India 2026, it aims to connect with manufacturers looking for reliable laser-based solutions, and develop long-term relationships with OEMs, MSMEs, and industrial customers.
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Breathing Efficiency into Modern Manufacturing
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Chennai is a strategic hub for automotive, aerospace, engineering, and MSME industries, making MF India an important platform for FS Compressors India Pvt Ltd. It is using MF India's inaugural edition to bring its latest technologies closer to customers.
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Smarter Cleaning for More Reliable Manufacturing
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At MF India 2026, NCH – A Solenis Company is looking to engage with automotive, aerospace, tooling, and precision manufacturing companies in South India, with the aim of offering solutions that can help enhance productivity, quality, and competitiveness.
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Making Forging More Productive and Precise
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Charika Industries, a manufacturer of friction drop hammers, presses, and spares for hammers and forging presses, is using MF India 2026 to engage with the region’s manufacturing sector.
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MF INDIA 2026
1st Metal Forming Show • 27–30 August 2026
Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai • Organised by AIEMA Technology Centre
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