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In the tech village
The Metalforming Machinery Makers Association (MMMA) is excited to announce that there will be over 570m² within its Metalworking Village for MACH 2018, featuring over 25 member companies.
Visitors to the Metalforming Village will be interested to see a number of leading edge technologies on display. These will include technologies from: Press Form; Midland Power Press; Presscare; Bruderer UK; Roemheld UK; Schuler Presses; P J Hare; Worcester Presses; Decade Monitoring; Worlifts; I Mach, Oerlikon; ASC UK; Cotswold Machinery; Group Rhodes, AP&T; Ortlinghaus UK; Aida; TMA Engineering; Industrial Clutch; Voith Turbo; Nidec Minster; Press Techniques; Ross UK; Zebra Worldwide Machinery, and Anton Saws.
With so many working exhibits on display, the MMMA, Metalworking Village looks set to be the best yet for attracting visitors.
MMMA www.mmma.org.uk Stand H20-327 www.bit.ly/MACH2018
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