Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW2023) will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) from 9-12 May 2023.
Run by the Australian Manufacturing Technology Institute Limited (AMTIL), AMW2023 will occupy more than 10,000 square metres of exhibition space at the MCEC, with more than 270 organisations so far taking stands to showcase the latest manufacturing technologies, processes, and support services.
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING ZONE
With the likes of Bilby 3D, CSIRO Manufacturing, SLM Solutions, GoProTo (ANZ), Objective 3D, FormLab Inc., Titomic, Additive Australia, Thinglab, Metal Tech, and RMIT University, the range of exhibitors includes Additive Manufacturing users, suppliers, and supporters.
The Additive Manufacturing Zone will spotlight the latest advances in the technologies within this sector. Techniques within Additive Manufacturing include Stereolithography, Selective Laser Sintering, Material Extrusion, Sheet lamination, Binder jetting, Cold Spray processing, Material jetting, directed energy deposition, powder bed fusion, VAT photo polymerisation and wire arc manufacturing (WAAM). Many of these will be represented within the Additive Manufacturing Zone.
“I was very happy to have viewed all the technologies on display. The whole organisation of the show was exceptional. Looking forward to attending the Melbourne 2023 version which I know will be a bigger show,” said Alex Berdyshevski, of Manufacturing and Design Solutions.
Previously viewed as a prototyping technology, Additive Manufacturing is now prominent in design and evaluation, modelling, rapid manufacturing, repair, tooling, fixturing and most importantly, production. With such an extensive array of technologies on display all on one floor, it would the ONE place to be for all Additive Manufacturing enthusiasts and professionals.
“We’re certainly gearing up for a big show in May,” said Kim Banks, the Head of Events. “We’re expecting to see many more bookings in the coming weeks, making AMW2023 an unmissable event for anyone with an interest in manufacturing in Australia.”