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METAL JAPAN You Can Enter All Concurrent Shows with This Ticket This is a SAMPLE. Please request actual exhibition tickets from here. ▶▶▶ http://www.metal-japan.jp/en/inv/pre/ INVITATION TICKET Japan’s Largest*1 ! 170 Exhibitors Held inside Highly-functional Material Week 2017 50 Exhibitors Newly Exhibiting! 170 Exhibitors Gather 4th The numbers of exhibitors (including co-exhibitors), visitors and countries on this invitation ticket are forecast released on December 2, 2016. These numbers may differ from actual numbers at the show. *1 In highly-functional metal industry. *2 Including concurrent shows. *3 Including regions and concurrent shows. Covering All Advanced Metals & Technologies! Concurrent Shows 1,540 Exhibitors in total METAL JAPAN You can enter all concurrent shows with this ticket. East Hall 4–8 Floor Plan (Preliminary) METAL JAPAN Exhibitors ー Highly-functional Metal Expo ー 170 Highly-functional Material Week 850 Exhibitors Dates: April 5 [Wed] – 7 [Fri ] , 2017 10:00–18:00 (10:00–17:00 on Apr. 7) Cordially invited by: Organiser NEW Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Japan Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. 2nd 4th 1st 6th 8th Office address: Organised by: Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd. 18F Shinjuku-Nomura Bldg., Inspection/Analysis Processing Equipment Processing Technology CERAMICS METAL JOINING PLASTIC FilmTech 1-26-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Web: www.metal-japan.jp/en/ Tokyo 163-0570, Japan JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN • Non-destructive Inspection • Pressing Machine • Cutting Machine • Casting/Forging • Sheet Metal Working This ticket admits one person only. This exhibition is primarily open to trade. All visitors are required to bring an invitation ticket and • Material Analysis • Machining Center • Die-casting Machine • Die-casting • Powder Metallurgy 140 Exhibitors 170 Exhibitors 110 Exhibitors 180 Exhibitors 250 Exhibitors 2 business cards. (Invitation tickets will not be available at the door, and no one under the age of 18 is permitted) UNFOLD TO SEE BOTH SIDES! • X-ray Inspection System • Bending Machine • Deburring Machine • Pressing • Surface Treatment • Fatigue Testing Machine • Rolling Equipment • Heat Treating Equipment • Plating/Coating • Hardening/Tempering Discover the latest advanced • Metal Detector etc. etc. etc. Entrance/Exit Entrance/Exit Entrance/Exit Communications & FINETECH JAPAN Photonix materials & technologies ! Broadcasting Week 17th Fiber Optics 27th 17th Raw Material/Metal Product Recycling Technology Expo LCD/OLED/ Int’l Laser & NEW SENSOR Photonics Visitors Exhibitors • Functional Alloy • High-tensile Steel • Aluminium • Drying Equipment • Rare Metal Recycling 1st Video Business TECHNOLOGY Expo • Copper Alloy Product • Magnesium • Titanium • Removing Machine • Metering Machine Communications Expo EXPO Engineers of Metal Manufacturer: Meetings Manufacturers/ • Special Steel • Precious Metal • Rare Metal • Melting Equipment • Coagulation Equipment Trading Companies of: ● R&D ● Production • Metal Powder • Electronic Metal • Metal Paste • Grinder • Separator 230 Exhibitors 250 Exhibitors 210 Exhibitors etc. etc. ● Procurement ◆ Product/Technology ● Functional Alloy East Hall 1–3 Introduction Metal Users such as: *2 ● Light Metal 70,000 Visitors ◆ *3 Turn Over for ● Automobile Technical ● Rare Metal Technical Conference Held All 3 Days ● Aerospace Consultation from 45 Countries! Networking with speakers/Free textbook included Turn over for the details Exhibitors List ● Electronics ● Steel Material (Germany, USA, China, Korea, Taiwan, India, etc.) ◆ Price/Delivery Date [METAL JAPAN] Keynote Session Date: April 6 [Thur] 10:30–12:30 ● Battery Agreement ● Processing Equipment Final Call for Exhibiting ● Industrial Machinery etc. ● Inspection/Analysis Tel: +81-3-3349-8568 Yukio Kawaguchi Hirohito Miyashita Manabu Takahashi E-mail: [email protected] Other Material Users etc. etc. President Director, Member of the Board, Fellow, Head of Labs., Metal Economics Research Senior Executive Officer Steel Research Labs., Institute, Japan JX Nippon Mining & Metals Corp. Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp. Scenes from the previous show in 2016 Distribute Invitation Tickets FREE [JOINING JAPAN] Keynote Session Date: April 6 [Thur] 13:30–15:30 to youryo colleagues/partners! Get Additional Nozomu Kawasetsu Invitation Tickets NOW! Fumikazu Sato Kiyoshiba Mase General Manager, Deputy Director-General General Manager, Manufacturing Technology Ministry of Economy, Organic Material Engineering Div., Research Dept., Trade and Industry Toyota Motor Corp. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Scene from the previous show in 2016 *2 (one of 70 aisles) (Honorifics omitted) Please note that recording and photography are strictly prohibited. Speakers and programs are subject to change. www.metal-japan.jp/en/inv/ Business card exchanging with speakers may not be available for certain reasons. ENGLISH Visit website for updated exhibitors/exhibits Conference Program (Online application required) JAPANESE Exhibitors List As of December 2, 2016. More exhibitors are to be confirmed hereafter, and 1,540* exhibitors in total are expected. *Including concurrent shows. ▶▶▶ www.metal-japan.jp/en/ 4th METAL JAPAN YANO METALS CO., LTD. WEIFANG HUAMEI FINE TECHNICAL YASHIMA CORP. TAOKA CHEMICAL CO., LTD. NAPSON CORP. DAICO THERMOTECH CO., LTD. SANGYO KAIHATSUKIKO INC. CHINA PAVILION NIPPON ITF INC. 17th Fiber Optics Expo TAIWAN PAVILION CERAMICS CO., LTD. YOKOHAMA GIKEN CO., LTD. TECHNOVEL CORPORATION NGK INSULATORS, LTD. NIPPON SHARYO LTD. - Highly-functional Metal Expo - YOSHIDA CAST INDUSTRY CO., LTD. DIC CORP. SANGYO TIMES INC. GIAI PHOTONICS CO., LTD. - FOE 2017 - TAIWAN EXTERNAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT WHEASTON CO., LTD. THE NIPPON SYNTHETIC CHEMICAL NHV CORPORATION DISCOVERY HIGH TECHNOLOGY SANKI CO., LTD. GUANGZHOU CKLASER CO., LTD. NISHIHARA CO., LTD. COUNCIL METAL-K METAL JAPAN Keynote Session *Free for VIPs Date: April 6 [Thur] 10:30–12:30 2nd CERAMICS JAPAN 6th PLASTIC JAPAN ABEL CO., LTD. YJC CO., LTD. INDUSTRY CO., LTD. NICHIEI KAKOH CO., LTD. DM CARD JAPAN CO., LTD. SCREEN FINETECH SOLUTIONS CO., LTD. CHUNICHI SUWA OPTOELECTRONICS LTD. NISSEI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. ADAMANT CO., LTD. APAC OPTO ELECTRONICS INC. - Highly-functional Ceramics Expo - YU-HI SANGYO - Highly-functional Plastic Expo - TODOROKI SANGYO CO., LTD. AICHI STEEL CORPORATION NIPPON BELTING CO., LTD. DNA CO., LTD. SCREEN GRAPHIC AND PRECISION CODIXX NOBBY TECH. LTD. ALNAIR LABS CORP. CHENG YUEG ENTERPRISES CO., LTD. ZIKUSU INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. TOMOE ENGINEERING CO., LTD. NOVANTA JAPAN CORP. AKCOME METALS TECHNOLOGY(NANTONG) ACOH CERAMIC CO., LTD. ACA CO., LTD. NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. DNF CO., LTD. SOLUTIONS CO., LTD. COHERENT JAPAN, INC. ANRITSU CORP. T-GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Current Status and Future Prospects of Steel and Nonferrous Metal Industries TORAY PLASTICS PRECISION CO., LTD. CO., LTD. ADMAP INC. AMTE CO., LTD. NIPPON KAKO TORYO CO., LTD. DONGGUAN POLOMO NEW MATERIALS SCREEN HOLDINGS CO., LTD. CONSORTIUM ON DEVELOPMENT AND OKANO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 1st JOINING JAPAN UBE INDUSTRIES, LTD. CHINA PAVILION UNITED FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATION INC. AMETEK CO., LTD. AIMEX CO., LTD. APPLIED MINERALS INC. NIPPON SEISEN CO., LTD. TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD. SEIKO ADVANCE LTD. PROMOTION FOR LASER ADVANCED OMRON LASERFRONT INC. - Adhesion & Joining Expo - UCHIDA CO., LTD. AC-UNION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. TAIYO STAINLESS SPRING CO., LTD. AMETEK SPECIALTY METAL PRODUCTS INC. ALTEO JAPAN APTE JAPAN CO., LTD. NIRECO CORP. ELK CORPORATION SEIWA OPTICAL CO., LTD. WELDING OF PLASTICS ONOX MTT CO., LTD. UKAWA RUBBER MFG. CO., LTD. CHENGDU GANIDE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. TOYO SEIKAN GROUP HOLDINGS, LTD. ASADA MESH CO., LTD. ALZCHEM AG ACE GIKEN CO., LTD. ARKEMA K.K. NISSHO CORP. FILMETRICS JAPAN, INC. SEMICONDUCTOR ENERGY LABORATORY DELPHI LASER JAPAN CO., LTD. OPHIR JAPAN LTD. UL JAPAN INC. VIAVI SOLUTIONS JAPAN K.K. Hirohito Miyashita ASSOCIATION OF SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS ASADA IRON WORKS CO., LTD. ADEKA CORPORATION ARONKASEI CO., LTD. NONWOVENS REPORT LTD. FISCHER INSTRUMENTS K.K. CO., LTD. DONGGUAN STRONG LASER EQUIPMENT OPTICAL COMB, INC. MODULETEK LTD. UNITEK JAPAN K.K. BIKO CHEMICAL CO., LTD. ASHIZAWA FINETECH LTD. ADWELDS CORP. ASAHI GLASS CO., LTD. NS CO., LTD. FUJIAN ACETRON NEW MATERIALS CO., LTD. SHANTOU GOWORLD DISPLAY CO., LTD. CO., LTD. OPTIZONE TECHNOLOGY LIMITED SHENZHEN HYTERA COMMUNICATIONS WUXI TACLINK OPTOELECTRONICS Director, Member of the Board, Manabu Takahashi UNITIKA LTD. OPTO SCIENCE, INC. TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. CHUETSU METAL WORKS CO., LTD. ATECT CORP. ADY CO., LTD. ASAHI-KOUSAKUSHO CORP. OKD CO., LTD. GICHO BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS CO., LTD. SHIN-OH ELECTRIC CO., LTD. EDMUND OPTICS JAPAN CO., LTD. CO., LTD. WEDGE CO., LTD. OPTOPIA CO., LTD. YOKOGAWA METERS & INSTRUMENTS Senior Executive Officer, Fellow, Head of Labs., DAIDO STEEL CO., LTD. BAIKOWSKI JAPAN CO., LTD. AIZ LLC AWA PAPER MFG. CO., LTD. OMRON CO. GLOBAL DISPLAY CO., LTD. SHODA TECHTRON CORP. EO TECHNICS DATA CONTROLS INC. WESTERN JAPAN TRADING CO., LTD. ORION MACHINERY CO., LTD. CORP. DAI-ICHI KIDEN CO., LTD. BÜHLER K.K. ALONE C.A.PICARD JAPAN CO., LTD. ONO INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. GLOBALLY-TECH. CO., LTD. SINTO V-CERAX LTD. FLOW SCIENCE JAPAN, INC. DIAMOND SA Yukio Kawaguchi General Manager, Steel Research Labs., YAMAGO KASEI INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. PANASONIC PRODUCTION ENGINEERING DAIWA SPECIAL STEEL CO., LTD. CARBORUNDUM UNIVERSAL LTD. ASAHI RUBBER INC. CANON ELECTRONICS INC. OSADA CORP. FOU CORP. YAMATO JUSHI CO., LTD. HEISHIN LTD. SODICK CO., LTD. CO., LTD. DIMENSION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. 1st Video Communications Expo President Electronic Materials
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