Vietnam Manufacturing Expo slated for April this year

Measurement and automated assembling technology will be the focus at the “Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2017” which will take place in Hanoi from April 26 – 28.
Vietnam Manufacturing Expo slated for April this year ảnh 1The event's logo (Photo: vietnammanufacturingexpo.com)
 

 Hanoi (VNA) – Measurement and automatedassembling technology will be the focus at the “Vietnam Manufacturing Expo2017” which will take place from April 26 – 28 at the International Centre ForExhibition (I.C.E) in Hanoi.

Held by Reed Tradex Limited Company, the expo is hoped tosupport Vietnam’s manufacturing sector and facilitate Vietnamese producers’efforts to move toward “smart manufacturing”.

Leading brands of measuring devices and automation technologysuch as Hexagon, Nikon, Scantech, Wenzel and MAT will gather at the exhibition.Experts in the field will also be available to share knowledge and technologywith visitors.

The event also serves as an interactive ground for investorsand suppliers to expand their networks.

Automation is getting more important to manufacturing, said KasineePhantteeranurak, Project Manager of Reed Tradex Company.

She noted that investingin facilities and technology to boost productivity can scale down the totalcost in a long time, adding that it is time for Vietnamese producers to adoptsmart manufacturing.- VNA

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