Mussels exhibition in Nagoya, Japan

INTERMOLD, the International Mold Exhibition in Nagoya, Japan, is a professional mold exhibition in Japan. It is organized by the Japan Mold Industry Association. The four-day exhibition will be held at the Nagoya International Convention and Exhibition Center. It is expected that there will be 300 exhibitors and 20,000 visitors in this exhibition. The exhibition area reaches 15,000 square meters.

Why attend the Nagoya International Mold Show in Japan?

1、market analysis: Japanese molds are generally divided into eight categories: stamping molds, forging molds, casting molds, die casting molds, plastic molds, glass molds, rubber molds and powder metallurgy molds. Statistics on the production quantity of various types of molds in Japan, mainly stamping molds and plastic molds. The two together represent around 80% of the total amount of production. The main application markets are automobile bodies or electrical and electronic parts for the former. and mobile phones and automobile interiors for the latter, structures such as instrument settings, distribution boards, etc., other product structures such as die casting molds account for about 7%, and forging molds account for about 4%, which is very similar to production. structure of mold types in my country. In terms of production quantity, except for casting molds, all other types of molds increased slightly in 2004 compared with the previous year. Among them, stamping molds recorded the highest growth rate, reaching 11.2%. or third in terms of growth rate, 6.4% and 5.6% respectively.

2、Analysis of imports and exports : Japan has always been a major exporter of mussels. In 2004, it was still the world’s largest exporter of mussels. That year, the export value of mussels reached 360 billion yen, about 6.1 times the import value of 59.9 billion yen. In fact, before 1996, the value of Japanese exports was about 10 times that of imports. By the early 1990s, the gap was up to 16 times greater. However, in recent years, due to the economic bubble in Japan and the relative improvement of mold technology in Asian countries, manufacturing and labor costs are relatively cheaper than in Japan. As a result, mold making gradually moved to other foreign countries. country, which has led to a continuous increase in imports in recent years, and the gap between its imports and exports has narrowed year by year.

tool:Measuring tools and cutting tools, forming tools, cutting tools, grinding tools, molds and accessories, tooling fixtures, etc.

3D printing and additive manufacturing:Industrial-grade 3D printers, rapid prototyping, 3D scanners, 3D printing services, and more.

Technology and testing equipment:Measuring and sensing technology and equipment, image data processing technology, quality control technology and software, computer-aided design, etc.

Manufacturing and processing of molds: Precision machining tools, casting and prototyping, rapid prototyping, progressive molds, hot runners, heat treatment, mold surface treatment, mold production and processing consulting, mold CAD/CAE/CAM software, automotive molds , precision molds, plastic molds, hardware molds, die casting molds, stamping molds, injection molding, injection molds, mold accessories, parts, mold materials;

Machine tools, accessories and spare parts:Injection molding machines, metal cutting and forming machine tools, gas welding and cutting machine tools, hydraulic parts, pneumatic parts, electrical and electronic equipment of machine tools, control and drive systems , lubricants and coolants, ordinary lathes, CNC lathes, lathes, drilling machines, boring machines, milling machines, grinders, sawing machines, slotting machines, planers, wire EDM machines, EDM molding machines (electroerosion), waste treatment equipment, etc.

other:Flexible processing, installation technology, operating technology, automation equipment, industrial robots, welding equipment, precision instruments, laser and water jet cutting processing equipment, etc.