Misumi India concluded 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 drew consistent interest from die and mould manufacturers across the four-day show, with its booth at Hall 3, Booth K37 seeing active engagement from toolmakers, procurement teams and industry professionals throughout the event.
The exhibition gave Misumi India an opportunity to put its product range in front of one of the most concentrated gatherings of die and mould professionals in Asia. Three products drew particular attention from visitors: the E-Gas Spring, conveyor belts, and the linear motor actuator. Each addresses a distinct need within the die and mould workflow, from energy-efficient spring solutions to high-speed linear motion, and the conversations at the stall reflected how actively Indian toolrooms are looking to upgrade their component choices.
Misumi’s broader value proposition resonated strongly on the floor. With over six million configurable components available on demand and the company’s QCT model of high quality, low cost and quick delivery time, visitors found a supply partner that addresses the component procurement frustrations that slow down Indian toolrooms every day.
Yusuke Miyamoto, Corporate Officer and President – Misumi Die and Mould Business at Misumi Group Inc., said: “Die Mould India brings together exactly the kind of manufacturers we want to be in conversation with. The questions we heard at the stall this year were sharper, the requirements more specific, and the appetite for better component solutions very real. India’s toolmaking community is raising its standards and we are here to make sure their supply chain keeps pace with that ambition.”
Misumi India’s participation at TAGMA Die Mould India 2026 reflects the company’s ongoing investment in the Indian market. As Indian die and mould manufacturers take on more complex work and tighter delivery cycles, access to the right component, configured correctly and delivered without delay, is a competitive requirement.
