Tapping New Market for Workholding & Engineering Lift Solutions: Jergens Inc at SteelFab 2022

Jergens Steel Fab2022
Jergens Steel Fab2022

Jergens India, part of US-based JERGENS Inc, is participating at the ongoing 17th SteelFab 2022 at Expo Centre Sharjah, from 10-13 January 2022, displaying their latest innovations from the Tooling Component Division. 

Jospeh Killukan

With more than 150 local and international exhibitors from 30 countries and 400 world-leading brands from metalwork and related industries, SteelFab is a high-profile trade show in the MENA region. Based out of Thane, Jergens India work-holding solutions, speciality fasteners and lifting solitons to diversified verticals of the manufacturing industry. 

Speaking about their participation in the SteelFab 2022 exhibition, Joseph Killukan, Managing Director, Jergens India said, “We are having a new area to serve, and very much happy to be at SteelFab 2022 which is being held at Sharjah, UAE now.” During the last quarter of 2021 Middle East market was added to the Indian region.

Jergens is participating in the Middle East region for the very first time. With the participation at SteelFab 2022, Jergens is planning to reach out to the Middle East as well as Central Africa Region. At SteelFab 2022 Jergens Inc booth 1536 is located at Hall 3.

“We have many solutions for the CNC machining sector. Jergens is a pioneer in providing efficient work-holding solutions to the global machining industry. Our lifting solutions helps engineer the lifts which are different from any competition. Our key locking threads are used in the repairing of damaged threads or in OEM applications which gives strength of steel in non-ferrous material”, said Mr Killukan.

He said that the Middle East is a very promising market for the Petrochemical as well as the Aerospace sector. “We are sure to penetrate the new market with our Lifting Solutions, Key Locking Thread Inserts, and KWIK-Lok Release Pins apart from being a solution provider of work holding machine industries”, added Joseph Killukan.