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METALEX 2003

Thailand, Bangkok - 13th to 16th November 2003
The 17th International Machine Tools and Metalworking Machinery Trade Exhibition and Conference. Thailandีs Largest Machine Tools & Metalworking Exposition.
Incorporating: Asia Sheet Metal International Sheet Metal Technology, Machinery Trade Exhibition & Conference
METALEX Academy #1 Conference for Metalworking and Machine Tools Industry
Soosung advise they will exhibit.

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Date(s)
13th to 16th November 2003
Venue
International Trade & Exhibition Centre
Program
Fact sheet see: http://www.reedtradex.com/thaimetalex/sheetmetalfs2003.pdf
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