How to resolve AdBlock issue? German trade show firm expands to Canada at CMTS
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- January 18, 2017
Hannover Messe is expanding its presence and its brand in Canada and will co-locate with the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show (CMTS) 2017, September 25-28, at The International Centre in Misssissauga, near Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Why Canada? According to organizers behind Hannover Messe, it identifies manufacturing as paramount to the Canadian economy and recent projects like Industrie 2030 are dedicated to increasing adoption of advanced manufacturing technology, lowering corporate tax rates for manufacturers, eliminating taxes on manufacturing imports, and improving Canada-US border access. This means incentive for increased expenditure on industrial and manufacturing equipment.
It also notes that Ontario specifically is a good location given that 50 per4 cent of Canada's manufacturing output can be attributed to the GTA at $290 billion, claims Hannover Messe organizers.
Five fair trades organized by Germany's Hannover Messe will be co-located with CMTS. They include Industrial Automation Cnaada, MDA Canada, ComVac Canada, CeMat Canada and parts2clean Canada.
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Access Machinery held a multi-day open house to showcase the Baykal fiber laser cutting machine. Access Machinery, the Canadian distributor for the Turkish-built machine, debut the technology for the first time in Canada last year.
Lincoln Electric has been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute, a global leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices, as one of the 2018 World's Most Ethical Companies.
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EOS of North America Inc., Nov, MI, and aerospace giant Airbus Group Innovations have partnered together in a study to illustrate the environmental and cost saving benefits of 3D printing in aerospace manufacturing.
With the federal election just announced for October 21, BNN Bloomberg has conducted an informal poll to find out which issues matter most to Canadian voters.
5ME and Okuma have joined forces to demonstrate the advantages of cryogenic machining. The partnership will establish two cryo demonstration facilities, one at 5ME's Technical Center in Warren, MI, and the other at Okuma's Aerospace Center of Excellence in Charlotte, NC.
The CWB Group's education arm (CWB Education) has launched the first Canada-focused Hydrostatic Testing program, beginning in January, 2020.
A 3D startup company that has been operating 3D polymer printers on the International Space Station, is developing tools for on-orbit metal manufacturing that could be ready for launch in 2018, according to a report by SpaceNews.com.
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