印度模具展2026定于12月10日至12日在海得拉巴HITEX展览中心举行

The India Die & Mould Show 2026 is scheduled to take place from 10–12 December 2026 at HITEX Exhibition Centre, Hyderabad, bringing the die, mould, tooling and precision manufacturing industries together for a focused business exhibition. Organised by Future Market Events, the show will be held alongside the India Fastener Show, creating a shared platform for manufacturers, suppliers and buyers across the engineering and industrial supply chain.

The Hyderabad edition will showcase technologies and solutions supporting precision tooling, component manufacturing and production efficiency. The organiser’s announcement positions the combined shows as an opportunity for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and engineering businesses to source technologies, meet suppliers and explore business opportunities under one roof.

Tooling, Machining and Advanced Manufacturing in Focus

The exhibition will cover a broad range of technologies used in die and mould production and related manufacturing processes, including:

Dies and moulds: Injection, blow, compression and die-casting moulds.
Machine tools and precision engineering: CNC machining, electrical discharge machining (EDM) and precision tooling equipment.
CAD/CAM/CAE solutions: Digital design, simulation and engineering software.
Additive manufacturing: 3D printing and rapid tooling technologies.
Automation and robotics: Systems supporting manufacturing productivity and inspection.
Materials and finishing: Tool steels, components, surface treatment and finishing technologies.

These segments are relevant to manufacturers serving automotive and electric mobility, aerospace and defence, electronics, packaging, medical devices and consumer goods.

India Fastener Show to Run Alongside

The co-located India Fastener Show will add a complementary focus on fasteners, fastening technologies, machinery and industrial tools. According to Future Market Events, bringing the two exhibitions together is intended to provide OEM buyers and manufacturing professionals with a common platform to meet suppliers and explore solutions across connected areas of industrial production.

The combined event is expected to draw participants from automotive, aerospace, defence, electronics, construction and consumer goods industries. Hyderabad’s manufacturing ecosystem and HITEX’s exhibition infrastructure form part of the organiser’s rationale for hosting the shows in the city.

Connecting the Manufacturing Supply Chain

By bringing tooling and die-mould technologies together with the wider industrial fastening sector, the December exhibition aims to facilitate sourcing, technology discovery and business networking among manufacturers, engineering teams and procurement decision-makers.