2024年加拿大国际金属加工及技术展览会

加拿大国际金属加工及技术展览会（Fabtech Canada）是加拿大最大的金属成型加工、制造、焊接及表面处理展，也是加拿大最专业、最有影响力的金属成型加工、精密铸造、焊接切割与冲压模具、表面及后期处理展览会，该展由美国SME、PMA、AWS、FMA联合主办，两年一届，在加拿大各城市轮流举行。FABTECH Canada提供了一个方便的场所，您可以在这里与世界一流的供应商会面，了解最新的行业产品和发展，找到提高生产力的工具，并发现满足您所有金属成型、制造、焊接和精加工需求的新解决方案。

Fabtech展会主要分布在两个展馆五个展区，FORMING & FABRICATING、 metaLFORM、WELDING以及FINISHING、TUBE/PIPE/WIRE等。涵盖金属成型加工、卷材加工、弯曲及折叠设备、控制系统、等离子及水射流切割、液压成形、材料处理、激光、冲压、滚轧成形、表面处理、锯床、模锻、模具、焊接等技术，此外也展出与金属加工业有关的安全设备、电脑辅助软件、自动化装置及机器人等产品。

该展是一个专门用于成型及制造，管材，metaLFORM，焊接和精加工各种技术的展览，其特色技术：添加剂制造，3D打印，电弧焊，部件，弯曲和成型，钎焊和焊接，商业服务，线圈加工，切割，紧固和加盟，加工/油漆和粉末涂料，精加工/电镀，气体及气体设备，液压成形，检验与测试，车间/合同制造，激光器，润滑，维修和保养，物料搬运，金属供应商，板块及结构制造，折弯，冲孔，电阻焊，机器人，滚压成型，安全与环保，锯，软件、机械控制，冲压，热喷涂，五金模具，刀具，管材制造与焊接，管材生产，水刀，焊材，焊接机。

展品范围(Show Products):

金属加工成型：金属切削、金属薄板切割机床和加工中心，板料、薄板、型材剪床，板料、薄板、管料旋压机，板材折弯机棒料、管材折弯成型机、矫直机、线材成型机，冲床、冲压机、步冲轮廓机、轴承、紧固件、标准件、阀门、压铸模具、各种用途优质铸件铸阀门、金属板材、管材、型材、线材及其成型、制作零部件，搬运/传送技术，分离技术，管子/型材加工，薄板柔性加工技术，成型技术，机床零部件，金属板材、管材、型材、线材冲压、成型、制作工装模具及其成型材料和设备，薄板/中厚板表面处理技术等；

精密铸造：精密金属铸造与锻造、工艺控制及挤压铸造、低压铸造、重力金属模铸造、离心铸造、连续铸造、壳型铸造、消失模铸造；灰口铸件、球墨铸件、可锻铸件、铸钢件、合金铸件，各种冷室/热室压铸机（铝、锌 、铜、镁合金压铸机），各种冷室/热室压铸机（铝、锌 、铜、镁合金压铸机），各种液压机、油压机周边设备及配件等；

焊接与切割：各类电弧焊、等离子焊、电阻焊、固态压焊、激光焊、电渣焊、摩擦焊接、电子束焊接，钎焊设备、专用成套焊接设备、焊接机器人等，切割设备，数控切割机，等离子、激光切割机，金属切削机床、金属薄板切割机床和加工中心、剪切机、水力切割机、线切割机床、管材切割机等，焊接辅机具，焊装器具、工具，自动操作机，滚轮架，送丝机，夹具等，焊机配套件等；

模具及管材：金属冲压模、精冲模、压铸模、板材、管材、型材，下料、冲裁、拉伸、折弯、制作、成形零部件，试验设备、CAD/CAM/CAE技术、计算机模拟技术、物流搬运技术、自动化和柔性加工技术及应用等，模具材料、设计和制造技术，物流制造、配送技术，辅助材料的制造和应用，科研成果、专利和新技术应用，行业管理和市场信息等；

表面处理与后期处理：喷丸/砂、砂轮、喷沙装置，喷砂装置及相关配件，通风系统与设备，碾磨、切割、电力工具等，清洗、喷漆设备，尾期处理及喷涂设备，防锈处理及电镀，粉体涂装系统及设备，打磨、抛光等。

展会报告(Show Reports):

FABTECH Canada 2022 Returns with a Successful In Person Event in Toronto

Making its return to the Toronto Congress Centre for the first time since 2018, FABTECH Canada 2022 demonstrated the upcoming years’ advancements and solutions in metal fabrication and welding from June 14 – 16. The event represented an eagerness to return to business drawing over 5,500 attendees from ontario and across Canada.

“The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive,” said John Catalano, SME senior director, FABTECH. “The show remains the best place for attendees to explore the latest technology advancements, connect with peers, network, and gain a competitive business edge. Exhibitors were enthusiastic about the high-quality of leads they collected and the sales inquiries generated during the show.”

Close to 60 new products were on display at the three-day event on the Congress Centre’s 80,000 square foot show floor, with features from over 200 world-class companies in metal fabrication, metal forming, welding and laser cutting equipment.

AMADA CANADA, BLM Group, Bystronic Canada, FANUC Canada, Heraeus Noblelight America, Hypertherm Inc, KUKA Robotics Canada, Lincoln Electric, Mitsubishi Laser, Sames Kremlin Inc, TRUMPF Inc, and Westway Machinery were among the top-rated exhibiting companies participating, providing hands-on displays and live product demonstrations in several dozen technology focus areas that included cutting, lasers, press brakes, robotics, and welding machines.

“Westway Machinery had a great experience at this year’s FABTECH Canada,” said Matt Walter. “After four years without a local fabricating trade show, because of the pandemic, it was great to be back. There was a lot of excitement and interest to see what was new at our booth. Overall, we were very pleased with the amount of activity this year!”

FABTECH Canada also partnered this year with the CWB Group, an industry-supported private sector organization providing welding certification, management systems registration and training services, to further provide connectivity and networking opportunities for Canada’s welding industry. The CWB Group held its CanWeld 2022 Conference in conjunction with FABTECH Canada on June 15-16, educating attendees on the latest welding technologies, and current issues affecting the welding industry.

Adding to the 50+ conference sessions and workshops was a series of insightful, educational keynote presentations and leadership discussion panels from NGen CEO Dr. Jayson Myers, CWB Association Director Max Ceron, and former NHL captain Doug Gilmour. The presentation’s topics covered a wide range including the growth of manufacturing, risks and solutions in cybersecurity, the modern landscape of hiring and skills evaluation, the positive shifts in women-to-men work ratios in the automotive industry, and the new strategies and opportunities for manufacturers.

The return of Canada’s largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event is planned for June 11-13, 2024.