Ahire Machine Tools wrapped up its participation at the 14th edition of TAGMA Die Mould India International Exhibition 2026, held from April 21 to 24 at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. The company’s stall at Hall 2, Stall I42 drew steady engagement from die and mould manufacturers, toolroom professionals and precision machining specialists across all four days of the show.
For AMT Group, Die Mould India 2026 was an opportunity to have the conversations that matter most. The die and mould industry is in the middle of a real shift. Demand for tighter tolerances, complex geometries and faster turnaround is accelerating the adoption of precision machining and automation across Indian toolrooms. Workholding sits at the centre of that shift. Rigid, vibration-free clamping is not a supporting detail in precision machining. It is the foundation on which micron-level accuracy is built, and the conversations at Hall 2, Stall I42 reflected how seriously India’s toolmakers are thinking about that foundation.
AMT’s standardised, modular workholding systems drew consistent attention from visitors across the four days. The appeal was practical: accurate positioning, repeatable alignment, and reduced dependency on manual intervention, factors like these translate directly into faster setup changes, better machine utilisation and longer tool life on the shopfloor. For die and mould manufacturers dealing with increasingly complex work, these gains are measurable and immediate.
The show also gave Ahire Machine Tools an opportunity to bring its globally benchmarked European partner technologies closer to India’s toolmaking community, with visitors exploring how AMT’s solutions can support their transition to more automated and precision-intensive production environments.
Nishikant Ahire, Chairman and Managing Director, AMT Group, said: “TAGMA brings together the exact audience we work with. Toolrooms, die and mould manufacturers and technology partners. The discussions here are always focused and technical and this edition was no different. We spent four days talking about real shopfloor challenges, showing manufacturers how rigid, precise workholding directly impacts their output, and exploring where our solutions fit into their next phase of growth. The response from the floor was strong and the quality of engagement was exactly what we came here for.”
Ahire Machine Tools’ participation at TAGMA Die Mould India 2026 reflects the company’s continued commitment to India’s precision manufacturing community. With over four decades of experience and a growing portfolio of globally benchmarked workholding and clamping solutions, AMT is aligned with where the Indian die and mould industry is headed and ready to support the toolrooms making that journey.
