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AMTEX 2026, Fastener Fair India Open in Greater Noida
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AMTEX 2026, Fastener Fair India Open in Greater Noida

"AMTEX 2026 and Fastener Fair India 2026 recently opened at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, technology providers and buyers from India’s machine tool and fastener industries. Organised by RX India, the exhibitions are being held at the new Greater Noida venue for the first time.

The 14th edition of AMTEX is being conducted from 24-27 July, while Fastener Fair India is scheduled from 24-26 July. Together, the events are expected to attract over 40,000 trade visitors and more than 500 exhibitors from India and overseas.

AMTEX 2026 is showcasing advancements in CNC machining, robotics, precision engineering, metrology and factory automation. Leading companies including Siemens, Fagor Automation, Kyocera Precision Tools, Heidenhain, Zeiss and Kennametal are participating alongside several other technology providers.

Fastener Fair India is highlighting developments in fasteners, fixings and assembly technologies, connecting exhibitors with distributors, OEMs and procurement professionals from sectors such as automotive, construction and aerospace.

Speaking at the inauguration, Umang Gupta, Country Head, RX India, said the combined platform aims to create stronger business opportunities by bringing the manufacturing value chain together under one roof.

The exhibitions come at a time when India’s manufacturing ecosystem is expanding across infrastructure, automotive, aerospace, electronics and defence sectors. The Greater Noida location offers improved connectivity to the Delhi-NCR industrial belt, making it a strategic destination for industry stakeholders."

AMTEX 2026 and Fastener Fair India 2026 recently opened at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, technology providers and buyers from India’s machine tool and fastener industries. Organised by RX India, the exhibitions are being held at the new Greater Noida venue for the first time.The 14th edition of AMTEX is being conducted from 24-27 July, while Fastener Fair India is scheduled from 24-26 July. Together, the events are expected to attract over 40,000 trade visitors and more than 500 exhibitors from India and overseas.AMTEX 2026 is showcasing advancements in CNC machining, robotics, precision engineering, metrology and factory automation. Leading companies including Siemens, Fagor Automation, Kyocera Precision Tools, Heidenhain, Zeiss and Kennametal are participating alongside several other technology providers.Fastener Fair India is highlighting developments in fasteners, fixings and assembly technologies, connecting exhibitors with distributors, OEMs and procurement professionals from sectors such as automotive, construction and aerospace.Speaking at the inauguration, Umang Gupta, Country Head, RX India, said the combined platform aims to create stronger business opportunities by bringing the manufacturing value chain together under one roof.The exhibitions come at a time when India’s manufacturing ecosystem is expanding across infrastructure, automotive, aerospace, electronics and defence sectors. The Greater Noida location offers improved connectivity to the Delhi-NCR industrial belt, making it a strategic destination for industry stakeholders.

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