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Countdown to MACH
25 January 2013
With hundreds of exhibitors confirmed and 5000t of working machinery booked in, MACH 2012 (16 to 20 April, NEC) will be a scintillating showcase for all those involved in British manufacturing. Visitors will not only

With hundreds of exhibitors
confirmed and 5000t of working
machinery booked in, MACH 2012
(16 to 20 April, NEC) will be a
scintillating showcase for all those
involved in British manufacturing.
Visitors will not only see the latest in metalcutting, forming and grinding that has long been at the heart of the exhibition but will be able to experience emerging technologies and new processes from a host of world class companies. From additive manufacturing to industrial laser applications and advanced CAD/CAM to the latest developments in metrology,MACH has it all.
As well as working machinery and new technology,MACH 2012 will feature a vibrant Education and Training zone designed to further the MTA's goal of promoting engineering-based manufacturing as a career to young engineers. The zone will feature the AMRC's MANTRA 3D manufacturing simulator as well as Bloodhound, the supersonic car being built to showcase British engineering capability - and in the process break the 1000mph barrier.
An informative seminar programme will offer networking opportunities for participants to meet the speakers and learn how they can put into practice what they have heard.
The next issue of IP&E will have an in-depth preview of MACH 2012.
Visitors will not only see the latest in metalcutting, forming and grinding that has long been at the heart of the exhibition but will be able to experience emerging technologies and new processes from a host of world class companies. From additive manufacturing to industrial laser applications and advanced CAD/CAM to the latest developments in metrology,MACH has it all.
As well as working machinery and new technology,MACH 2012 will feature a vibrant Education and Training zone designed to further the MTA's goal of promoting engineering-based manufacturing as a career to young engineers. The zone will feature the AMRC's MANTRA 3D manufacturing simulator as well as Bloodhound, the supersonic car being built to showcase British engineering capability - and in the process break the 1000mph barrier.
An informative seminar programme will offer networking opportunities for participants to meet the speakers and learn how they can put into practice what they have heard.
The next issue of IP&E will have an in-depth preview of MACH 2012.
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