With strong support from the Chinese government towards innovation and the increasing domestic consumption in the country, there is growing demand for different manufacturing methods. As part of this, the Chinese mould market is expected to reach a value of USD 50 billion by 2026[1]. Against this backdrop and the strategic location of Asiamold in the Greater Bay Area, the fair will continue to be an important event for mould, die and 3D printing industry players in southern China.
After just a few months of the fair being open to exhibitor applications, many well-known companies from around the world have already confirmed their participation for 2023. They are eager to showcase their latest innovations in mould making, 3D printing, die casting technologies and solutions. Some of the confirmed exhibitors include Dongguan Chuangyi Metal Product, Dongguan Jin Pan Mould Parts, Dongguan Yalu Industry, Formlabs, ShingFung Precision Products, SMS Precision Mould Materials, Suzhou Rayshape Intelligent Technology and more.
Indeed, exhibitors believe that prospects for the industry’s growth are promising given the current business environment. Mr Gongsheng Zhou, the Deputy General Manager of Guangdong Additive & Subtractive Manufacturing Technology Co Ltd explained at the previous edition in 2022, remarking: “The Chinese government has introduced many favourable measures not only for companies which produce innovative technologies like us, but also for traditional manufacturers to accelerate the upgrade and transformation of their businesses.”
Mr Enderwick Pei, the China Marketing Director of Raise3D also commented on the advantages of the show: “Located in the Greater Bay Area, Asiamold is an innovation hub that gathers a number of my company’s vital customers, including Xiaopeng and Huawei. Despite the global healthcare situation, we are pleased with the fair’s visitor flow as well as the exhibition as a whole, which has exceeded our expectations. All of this proves many companies are still very keen to participate at physical trade fairs to keep pace with market trends and enjoy face-to-face communication with their customers.”
Although the pandemic is affecting participation from the cities of Dongguan and Shenzhen, Asiamold and SIAF 2022 still attracted 408 exhibitors who showcased their latest innovations and smart manufacturing solutions across 40,000 sqm of exhibition space, with 23,825 visits also recorded.
Shedding light on smart manufacturing to give participants a 360-degree view of the market
Digital manufacturing and digital transformation have become the main buzzwords for the global manufacturing industry in recent years. To keep track of international trends and to accommodate market demand, Asiamold will once again join forces with the Society of Advanced Moulding Technology (SAMT) to provide a diverse range of high-calibre moulding technology events to deep dive into the development of digital manufacturing. Renowned speakers within the industry will introduce the most recent moulding technologies through inspiring case studies, to drive the market towards digital transformation.
Notably, the Foshan Nanhai District Machinery Equipment Trade Association will continue to support Asiamold by forming a delegation group to exhibit at the fair, highlighting the latest products and technological advancements in digital manufacturing. In addition, they will also source for cutting-edge smart manufacturing solutions offered at Asiamold and SIAF.
Asiamold is organised by Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co Ltd and forms a part of a series of international events including Formnext + PM South China and Formnext. The next edition of Formnext + PM South China will be held from 14 – 16 September 2022 in Shenzhen. The next edition of Formnext will be held from 15 – 18 November 2022 in Frankfurt, Germany.
For more information, please visit www.asiamold-china.com or email asiamold@china.messefrankfurt.com.
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[1] “Analysis of China’s mould market development 2021,” 23 September 2021, The Qianzhan Industry Research Institute, https://bit.ly/38ysqP7, (Retrieved: May 2022)
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