2021年第24届大阪机械要素及技术展 M-Tech Osaka

　　Mechanical Components & Materials Technology Expo [M-Tech] is an exhibition gathering all kinds of mechanical parts such as bearings, fasteners, mechanical springs, metal and plastic processing technology. M-Tech attracts a significant number of professionals every year from design, development, manufacturing, production engineering, purchasing and quality control departments, to conduct lively business discussions with exhibitors.

　　Scope of exhibits:

　　Bearing | motor | various industrial parts (cutting parts, castings, stamping parts, etc) | linear motion system | 3D printer and related technology | additive manufacturing | medical device accessories and production technology | medical electronic components | casters | factory work robot | personal protection products | industrial hardware products | CAD, cam, PLM | IOT / M2M | artificial intelligence (AI) solutions| A variety of industrial measurement and testing and sensor products

　　It was held in Osaka, the second economic center of Japan. It started in 1997 and has a history of 23 years.

　　1) Osaka has always been the center of made in Japan. Osaka is the center of Japan's manufacturing industry, with strong economic strength, second only to Tokyo, ranking second in the country. Osaka is also the national land and water transportation center.

　　2) The exhibition radiates to the West Japan area with Kansai area as the center. Along the coast of Osaka Bay, from Wakayama in the south to Ji Lu in the west, including Kobe and Kyoto, it is a famous Hanshin Industrial Zone, surrounded by about 30 satellite towns.

　　3) The exhibition audience mainly involved heavy industry and machinery manufacturing industry. The main audience group of the exhibition was composed of the customer groups centered on household appliances, steel, machinery manufacturing, shipbuilding, chemical industry, textile and paper industry.

　　4) Past famous audiences: Shimadzu, Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, Kubota, Komatsu and Yangma from heavy industry; Daikin, Matsushita, sharp and OMRON from home appliance industry; Kyocera, Murata, Sumitomo electrical engineering and Sumitomo Electric equipment from electronic industry; and Jinzhi shipbuilding, Kawasaki heavy industry and Hitachi manufacturing from shipbuilding industry.