Manufacturing Wellness, by Cimatron and Sandvik Coromant, Heads to Delhi

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From left: Sunil Joshi, President, Sandvik Coromant India and Amol Arun Mane, Director – Sales & Marketing, Asia, Cimatron

Following its Chennai edition on 21 August, Manufacturing Wellness comes to Delhi on 2 September 2026, with Cimatron and Sandvik Coromant continuing their conversation on building healthier, more resilient manufacturing operations.

Manufacturing Wellness is Sandvik Coromant’s framework for helping manufacturers strengthen their operations through eight practical habits, from adopting new technology and eliminating waste to unlocking the value of data and developing people. In Delhi, Cimatron and Sandvik Coromant will bring these habits to life for the mould and die community, with particular emphasis on one habit in particular: benefiting from strong partners.

Cimatron, part of Sandvik’s Intelligent Manufacturing division, provides an integrated CAD/CAM solution for mould and die design and manufacturing, helping toolmakers take their concepts through to reality. Paired with Sandvik Coromant’s expertise in tooling and machining technologies, the partnership speaks to a wider shift in the industry: as India’s manufacturing sector gathers pace, businesses are looking beyond incremental gains in speed or feed towards solutions that span the entire journey, from design through to outbound logistics.

The Chennai programme explored this idea through sessions on Cimatron’s portfolio, efficient mould and die machining via NC programming, mould design productivity and customer experiences, alongside Sandvik Coromant’s perspectives on machining trends and solutions. Delhi will carry these discussions forward, giving manufacturers the chance to look past individual technologies and consider the wider practices shaping productivity, efficiency and long-term business performance.

Manufacturing Wellness is built for mould and die manufacturers, tool-room owners, design engineers, CNC programmers, machining and production heads, business owners evaluating a CAD/CAM platform switch, and young engineers and students entering precision manufacturing.

Those already considering a move away from their current CAM platform can access on-site consultation and promotional benefits at the event, alongside the day’s broader discussions on process and productivity. The event takes place on 2 September 2026 at Radisson Hotel, Gurugram, Delhi, from 5:45 PM onwards.