TIMTOS, also known as Taipei International Machine Tool Show, is all set to take place from March 6 to 11 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1 & 2 and TWTC Hall 1. With over 1,000 exhibitors occupying around 6,200 booths, the event is expected to be bigger than its 2022 edition and is one of the world’s premier machine tool trade shows. The event will feature the latest trends and technologies in the industry.
In response to the global manufacturing industry’s pressing concern about net-zero transition, TIMTOS 2023 will focus on addressing this issue. With many countries introducing carbon taxation policies, the event aims to provide new insights and consultation services to exhibitors and industry professionals to help accelerate their transition to net zero. Two major event series, “ESG action!” and “ESG in TIMTOS,” have been launched to support this effort.
The “ESG action!” series, to be held at TWTC Hall 1, will include events like “Dr. Net Zero,” where senior industry consultants will provide free carbon footprint consultations to attendees. The “Insights Stage” will host events like the ESG Seminar, Master Talk, and Greening the Machine Tool Industry Insights Talk.
At “ESG in TIMTOS,” attendees can explore how advanced technology can make manufacturing more efficient, smarter, and greener. The event will feature a range of activities, including the Metalworking Ecosystem Guided Tour, Future Manufacturing Forum, Maker Workshop, Parts Cleaning Seminar, Marine & Offshore Machinery Seminar, and live recordings of the Manufacturers WIN Podcast.
Moreover, the addition of three new themed areas, “Advanced Metalworking Technology,” “Additive Manufacturing,” and “Future Manufacturing,” at TWTC Hall 1 is expected to broaden the scope of exhibits that cover the ecosystem of the metalworking sector.
Free shuttle services will be available daily between TWTC Hall 1 and Nangang Halls during the show. Visitors can find more information on the official website, www.timtos.com.tw, regarding visitor services and events. Online registration is recommended, and international visitors who have already registered online may collect a souvenir upon badge pickup.
