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CeMAT INDIA

India, Delhi - 21st to 24th November 2012
CeMAT INDIA will be held at the India Expo Centre in Greater Noida alongside four other trade fairs: MDA INDIA, Surface INDIA, Industrial Automation INDIA and Laser INDIA. Together, the five fairs feature a broad range of exhibits from worldwide suppliers of intralogistics technology, power transmission and control systems, surface treatment systems, industrial automation solutions and laser technology.
Date(s)
21st to 24th November 2012
Venue
India Expo Centre in Greater Noida
Contact for booking / more info
Carsten Fricke Tel.: +49 511 89-32113 E-mail: carsten.fricke@messe.de
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Chief executive officer, Hire Industry Association New Zealand (HIANZ)
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Director of sales and operations planning, Hyster-Yale Materials Handling
Anthony Pishotti
President, Advanced Intralogistics
Andries Retief
Chief development officer, DHL

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