INTERMOLD - OSAKA

INTERMOLD - OSAKA, the International Die & Mold and Metalworking Technology Exhibition in Osaka, Japan, is a highly influential industrial manufacturing event in Japan and Asia. Held biennially at Intex Osaka, the exhibition brings together leading companies and professionals from the global die and mold manufacturing, metalworking, and related technology fields. INTERMOLD has a long history, and since its inception, it has been dedicated to promoting innovation and development in die and mold manufacturing and metalworking technologies. It is not only a platform for showcasing the latest equipment, materials, and solutions but also an important window for exchanging experiences, expanding cooperation, and gaining insights into market trends within the industry. The exhibition is large in scale, typically attracting hundreds of exhibitors and tens of thousands of professional visitors, including manufacturers, engineers, designers, and buyers from various application fields such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical devices, and home appliances. Through on-site demonstrations, technical seminars, and business negotiations, INTERMOLD - OSAKA provides exhibiting companies with opportunities to interact face-to-face with potential customers, helping them enhance brand awareness and explore new markets. The exhibition's influence is not limited to Japan but extends throughout Asia and even globally, becoming a key hub connecting the international die and mold and metalworking industry chains. Its professionalism and authority make it an unmissable annual event for industry insiders, playing an active role in promoting Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing in Japan and worldwide.

The exhibition scope of INTERMOLD - OSAKA covers all aspects of die and mold manufacturing, metalworking, and related technologies, aiming to provide visitors with one-stop solutions. Specific exhibits include, but are not limited to: various precision molds, such as injection molds, stamping dies, die-casting molds, forging dies, rubber molds, glass molds, powder metallurgy molds, ceramic molds, rapid prototyping molds, mold standard parts, and mold materials; advanced metalworking equipment, including CNC machine tools (lathes, milling machines, grinding machines, drilling machines, boring machines, planers, broaching machines, etc.), EDM machines, wire cutting machines, laser processing equipment, ultrasonic processing equipment, electrochemical processing equipment, composite machine tools, special processing machine tools, etc.; various cutting tools, measuring tools, fixtures, abrasives, workholding devices, etc.; metal forming equipment, such as presses, shearing machines, bending machines, plate rolling machines, pipe bending machines, forming machines, forging presses, hydraulic presses, pneumatic presses, etc.; surface treatment technologies and equipment, such as electroplating, spraying, polishing, heat treatment, deburring, cleaning equipment, etc.; welding and cutting equipment, including arc welding, resistance welding, laser welding, plasma cutting, flame cutting, etc.; automation and robotics technologies, such as industrial robots, automated production lines, intelligent manufacturing systems, AGVs, MES systems, etc.; inspection and measurement equipment, such as CMMs, vision measuring machines, surface roughness testers, hardness testers, spectrometers, metallographic microscopes, etc.; CAD/CAM/CAE software and related design, simulation, and analysis solutions; and various mold steels, tool steels, special alloys, non-ferrous metals, composite materials, and other raw and auxiliary materials. In addition, the exhibition also showcases the latest 3D printing technologies, reverse engineering, rapid prototyping, mold repair technologies, and environmentally friendly energy-saving technologies, providing exhibitors and visitors with a platform to comprehensively understand industry development trends and innovative achievements.

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