IMTS 2008 has the Latest Technology Solutions in Action

Come see the largest display of manufacturing equipment in one location! Industry specific pavilions at IMTS make it easy for you to research products and services. Take part in the educational forum and further increase the show's educational value. And, come find solutions to all of your productivity and manufacturing challenges.

Get the most out of attending IMTS 2008

• See more than 15,000 new machine tools, controls, computers, software, components, systems, and processes that can improve your efficiency
• Gain valuable ideas from over 1,500 of the world's leading producers
• Preview experimental equipment and processes still in development

• Get cutting-edge ideas for the future
• Meet with professionals from around the world who can provide solutions to your manufacturing needs and challenges
• Gain knowledge quickly from seminars focused on improving production and operations
• Find suppliers who can help you grow your business
• See thought-provoking presentations by industry experts in the Innovation Center
  
  

The IMTS 2008 Manufacturing Business and Technology Forum Provides Solutions

The Forum, "Where Technology and Business Connect," brings together experts from the industry to give you the most useful and up-to-date technical information available.

• Sessions complement what you see on the exhibit floor
• Gain insight into improving your production and operations
• Learn from professionals with solutions to your manufacturing challenges
• Network with peers
• Leave better prepared to profit today and prepare for tomorrow

Learn more

The Forum's program is presented by:
ASPE - American Society for Precision Engineering
AMT - Association For Manufacturing Technology
CAR - Center for Automotive Research
NTMA - National Tooling & Machining Association
SME - Society of Manufacturing Engineers
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Who Should Come

EVERYONE involved in manufacturing will benefit from experiencing the vast array of technologies available at IMTS.

• C-level executives building a business
• Decision makers involved in manufacturing equipment purchases
• Engineers who identify equipment needs
• Plant superintendent who will set it up
• Operators who will use the equipment. They know your processes better than anyone else
• PLUS, bring all staff members you count on for new ideas