: : : ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGY 2010 : 24-27 June 2010 BITEC, Bangkok : : :


	Automating Manufacturing Achievement Thailand’s highly focused and only exhibition on automated manufacturing and assembly environment, “Assembly Technology 2010” offers an easier and more cost-effective way of finding innovative automation solutions which are the key to unlocking the profitability of their manufacturing and assembly lines for all industries such as automotive, electronics... Read more...		Over 70% Rebooking Rate Automates Manufacturing Future During 25–28 June 2009 at BITEC, Bangkok, Thailand, this event leveraged the manufacturing industry’s developments by providing state-of-the-art assembly line and automation technology showcases with the first-launched innovations, new ideas, interesting seminars and exciting activities, to help advance manufacturing efficiency and to enhance business competitiveness... Read more...


	Big Thank You from Our Hearts! Get Connected to Reach Beyond Industrial Horizon The organizer of Manufacturing Expo 2009 and NEPCON Thailand 2009, ASEAN's largest manufacturing machinery and technology exhibitions and conferences for plastics and rubber, mold and die, auto parts, automation, and electronic parts manufacturing, would like to express our sincere appreciation for your supports and contribution to make both shows another memorable successes. And here are the snapshots of the events.... Read more...		Welcome to Thailand’s Only Automation and Assembly Community “Assembly Technology 2010,” Thailand’s highly focused and only exhibition on automated manufacturing and assembly technologies, is bringing together 300 leading brands of factory automation, electrical and power transmission, material handling, hydraulic and many other assembly technologies from 25 countries. The exhibitors will unveil the most advanced technologies to 35,000 ASEAN manufacturing industrialists... Read more...

	Industries Index Reached 3-year High The Federation of Thai Industries recently revealed that the Thai Industries Sentiment Index had achieved a three-year high at 95.9 points in September, from the previous 88.0 points in August this year. This higher people’s confidence was a result from the continuous Thai and global economic recovery, an increase in purchase orders, a relief from raw material shortage and the dropping oil prices beneficial to lower logistics costs. It was also expected that the index would rise to 102.9 points in the first quarter of 2010 due to anticipated higher sale volume and productivity. Read more...