Ludhiana: Over 650 exhibitors from across India and 12 other countries will exhibit over 10,000 products and services at the 13th Mach Auto Expo to be held at Ludhiana Exhibition Centre on GT Road, Sahnewal from Feb 23 to 26.The exhibition of machine tools and automation technology will showcase innovations and advancements in the industry. GS Dhillon, managing director of Udan Media and Communications said the expo will provide visitors with unparalleled opportunities to explore the latest advancements in the industry. Attendees can expect to find a wide range of products and services, catering to diverse needs, he added.”This four-day exhibition will be a valuable resource for MSMEs, traders, and aspiring entrepreneurs,” said G S Dhillon.He said that from cutting-edge machine tools to automation technologies, visitors can explore a wide range of offerings across various categories including machine tools – cutting, machine tools accessories, machine tool – forming, welding and cutting, robotics and automation, electrical and electronics products, hydraulic and pneumatics, and industrial supplies.
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