印度紧固件展2026将移师海得拉巴，12月10-12日于HITEX展览中心举行

The India Fastener Show 2026 is scheduled to take place from 10–12 December at HITEX Exhibition Centre, Hyderabad, bringing manufacturers, suppliers, distributors and technology providers from the fastening industry together for three days of business engagement.

Organised by Future Market Events, the show is entering its eighth edition and moving to Hyderabad following previous editions in Pune, Chennai and Kolkata. The event will run alongside the India Die & Mould Show, offering manufacturing and engineering businesses a shared platform to explore technologies and connect with suppliers.

The exhibition will cover a range of products and technologies serving industrial fastening and assembly requirements, including:

Industrial fasteners: Nuts, bolts, screws, washers and specialty fasteners.
Fixing systems: Solutions for construction, engineering and industrial applications.
Manufacturing machinery and tools: Equipment supporting fastener production and processing.
Materials and surface treatments: Raw materials, coatings and allied technologies.

The show is aimed at buyers and decision-makers from sectors including automotive, construction, aerospace, defence, electronics, railways and industrial manufacturing.

According to Future Market Events, the Hyderabad edition is intended to connect exhibitors with OEMs, engineering companies, procurement teams and industrial buyers across the region. The city’s manufacturing base and links to industrial markets in southern India form part of the rationale for bringing the exhibition to HITEX.

The organiser has also announced exhibitors including Senor Metals, Geekay Wires, Swastik Fasteners, Hexamech Technology and Motson Fasteners for the co-located shows.

By bringing the India Fastener Show and India Die & Mould Show together, Future Market Events aims to create opportunities for businesses to explore complementary manufacturing technologies, meet suppliers and develop industry connections. While the fastener show focuses on fastening and fixing solutions, the co-located die and mould exhibition addresses tooling and precision manufacturing.