AURANGABAD: The Indian welding industry is on a gradual rise after opening itself to automatic and semi-automatic welding electrode production machines, which are turning out to be game-changers for the industry, opined experts in the three-day Marathwada Welding Technology Fair-2016 at the Marathwada Auto Cluster(MAC), Waluj on Thursday. The Chamber of Marathwada Industries and Agriculture (CMIA) and the Aurangabad Industrial Suppliers Association (AISA) jointly organized the conference.
Chairman of the Indian Institute of Welding R Srinivasan said, “Growth of the welding industry is expected to double by 2020, and it will also generate tremendous employment in the coming years. Considering the Growth, the industry needs to upgrade its technology and skills as a priority. It must embrace the global advances in the science and art of welding to ensure success.”
Senior vice-president of Badve Group S. Abhyankar said, “Welding is a globally accepted method of joining the metals permanently. The Indian welding industry was dominated by low technology and scarce technological innovation. However, in recent years, the demand for automatic and semi-automatic welding electrode production machines has been rising.”
CMIA member Maithili Tambolkar said, “To remain competitive, welding electrode machine manufacturers in India must produce high-quality and unique goods. With increasing competition and lower profit margins, manufacturers must improve their service, performance, and delivery.”
“The three-day expo will mainly focus on live demonstration of welding processes, display of various welding machines, consumables, and allied equipment, buyer-seller meets, informative technical sessions, and keynote speeches,” said Suraj Dumane, AISA secretary.
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MAC chief executive officer Bharat Gangakhedkar said the objective of arranging such a focused and specialized exhibition in Aurangabad is mainly to allow industries in the region to learn about and understand the current developments in welding technology.
Some leading companies from all over India, like Essab India, Ador Fontec, Fronius India, Mogora, Nash, Lorch, and Arm welders, showcase their current products. Emerging local companies like Kirti Pressings, Yashwant Industries, Yash Industrial Suppliers, and Selwel Enterprises are also participating in the event, said project chief Vijay Jaiswal.
