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🔩 Day 3 Highlights at IMTEX 2024 🔩

Discover cutting-edge fasteners at LPS Bossard Booth A136, Hall 4. Grateful to all visitors for a successful Day 3!

If you couldn't make it, explore our premium products and services on our website: https://www.bossard.com/

Contact us for more info: 📱 [phone] / 098177 08334 📧 [email protected] 🌐 www.bossard.com

[lpsbossardindia]

🔩 Day 3 at IMTEX Forming 2024 is buzzing with excitement! 🔩

Join us at Booth A136, Hall 4, BIEC, Bengaluru, where LPS Bossard unveils cutting-edge fasteners and machine components, shaping the future of manufacturing. Experience excellence on Day 3!

Immerse yourself in innovation at IMTEX Forming2024, Jan 19-23, 2024. Connect with LPS Bossard Pvt Ltd for the latest in manufacturing excellence.

For more info, contact us: ☎ [phone] 📱 098177 08334 📧 [email protected] 🌐 www.bossard.com

[lpsbossardindia]

🕒 Tick-Tock! IMTEX Forming 2024 Countdown Starts Now!

Join us at IMTEX 2024, Asia's Largest Metal Forming and Manufacturing Technologies Exhibition! Explore our cutting-edge fasteners at Booth A136, Hall 4, Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, from Jan 19-23, 2023.

IMTEX Forming showcases a diverse range of new-age technologies, making it a must-attend event. Don't miss this final call to witness innovation and connect with industry leaders.

Let's shape the future of manufacturing together!

Contact LPS Bossard for more info: https://www.bossard.com/in-en/about-us/company/india/

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Boosting Confidence in New Manufacturing Technologies

Additive manufacturing, including emerging “3D printing” technologies, is booming. Last year an astronaut on the International Space Station used a 3D printer to make a socket wrench in space, hinting at a future when digital code will replace the need to launch specialized tools into orbit. Here on Earth, the Navy is considering applications for additive manufacturing aboard ships, and a commercial aircraft engine company recently announced its first FAA-approved 3D-printed part.

Read the full story at https://adalidda.com/en/business-news/new-manufacturing-technologies