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INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL EXHIBITION
( IMTEX) 2001, NEW DELHI

A showcase of new manufacturing technology and automated solutions,

Pragati Maidan Exhibition Complex, New Delhi 15-22 January 2001
As a part of our syllabus we have to visit at least two medium or large-
scale industries. This year, we students of third year (Production ) Engineering from
college of Engineering and Technology, Akola decided to visit IMTEX- 2001.
The 11th Indian Machine Tool Exhibition, IMTEX 2001 was undisputedly
be the largest and most comprehensive exposition of manufacturing technology in
South and SouthEast Asia.
IMTEX 2001 demonstrated an exclusive range of contemporary metal
working solutions for markets in the new millennium.

A BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY FAIR

IMTEX 2001 aims to bring together manufacturers and users of machine
tools from a wide spectrum of industries to promote :

 New alliances and opportunities

 Global partnerships
 Development of market niches and brand equity
 New technology developments

Exchange of information and provide industry with a wide choice of

manufacturing solutions. Manufacturers and users of manufacturing technology from
varied industries such as Automobiles, Auto components, General Engineering,
Consumer Durables, Capital goods, Die and Mould Industries, Electrical and Electronic
Industries, Railways, Defense, Aerospace and many more are expected to firm their
investment decisions coinciding with IMTEX 2001. It was a fair designed to rejuvenate
growth and development of your company.

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General Engineering
VISITORS AT IMTEX 2001
Automotive

Consumer durrable
13%
7% 35%
9% Auto components

Capital Goods
15%
21%
Others

IMTEX 2001 means unlimited opportunities for manufacturers, entrepreneurs and

users in manufacturing industry
INDIA - A GROWTH MARKET
Fifth largest economy based on Purchasing Power Parity
Average GDP growth of over 6.5% in the last four years. Similar GDP growth
expected in 1999-2000
 Inflation rate based on Wholesale Price Index - below 7% for fifth year in succession
 Agriculture production growth of 3.9% in 1998-99
 Foreign exchange reserves of over US$ 33 billion
 Second largest market for two wheelers (motor cycles, scooters & mopeds) in the
world
 Second largest producer of two wheelers in the world. The two wheeler segment has
shown consistent growth of 15to 20% over the last decade
 Consistent growth of consumer durable industry - 10-20% over last five years

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LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE

IMTEX 2001and the concurrent shows Tooltech 2001, Metrology 2001 and
CAD/CAM 2001 was spectacular and outperform the previous shows in every respect.

Objectives of visitors

To look for technical know how 28

To see overseas exhibit 29

To purchase equipments 27

To make business contacts 30

To collect specific information 48

to gather overall information 76

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

% of visitors

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Performance Indicators
IMTEX 98 /
IMTEX 95 IMTEX 92
Tooltech 98
PARTICIPATION
Gross Exhibition Area (Sqm) 55,000 45,000 33,000
Net Exhibition Area 30,891 22,940 17,230
Halls Used 19 10 8
Total Exhibitors 1,195 819 611
Indian 653 537 471
Foreign 542 282 140
Countries Represented 26 21 16
VISITORS & BUSINESS
Business Visitors 120,000 120,000 100,000
Direct Orders (Rs. Million) 1,450 1,000 220
Business Enquiries (Rs.
25,000 18,000 5,000
Million)
Machines
Complete Machines on Display 3,500 2,500 900
Value of Machines on Display
2,200 1,122 971
(Rs. Million)
Power used for Display (MW) 13.0 7.5 4.0

The 4th International Exhibition of Cutting Tools and

Tooling Systems, was held as a concurrent show with
IMTEX 2001, featuring latest developments in cutting tools
and tooling technology, press tools and dies, components
and accessories for machine tools.

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With an ever increasing demand for

quality and precision in Indian industry, a host of Quality Control, Testing and Measuring
equipment was on display at the
concurrent show Metrology 2001.

Design engineering, a crucial

parameter in manufacturing, was addressed by the concurrent show - CAD/CAM 2001,
exclusively for manufacturers of Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided
Manufacturing Equipment and Software. CAD/CAM 2001 also featured leading ERP,
ERM & MRP vendors.

EXHIBIT PROFILE
The exhibitors exhibited their machines in following areas.
 Machine tools for cutting, forming, grinding, parting and eroding
 Sheet metal and wire working machines
 Machine tools for thermal, electromechanical and other processes
 CIM and components for flexible automation
 Industrial Robots
 Welding, cutting, hardening and heating equipment
 Plastic processing equipment

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 Wood working machines

Cutting Forming & Abrasive Tools

 High speed steel and solid carbide tools

 Carbide tipped tools
 Diamond tools
 Saws- Circular and Bandsaws
 Coated & Bonded abrasives
 Press tools, dies and moulds

Production Aids

 Automatic tool and jaw changers

 Balancing equipment
 Chucks, jaws and workholding devices
 Tool monitoring systems
 Tool sensing devices
 Tool turrets
 Tool and work holders
 Jigs and fixtures
 Any other equipment which improves productivity

Low cost machine level automation

Fluid power equipment

Pneumatics

Assembly modules

Electrical accessories Other machine tool accessories - Guards, Chip Conveyors,

Couplings, Filtration systems, Gear box, General fabrications, 'O' Rings, Oil seals,
CNC systems

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Raw Materials

Testing, measuring & on-line gauging equipment

CAD/CAM equipment, ERP, ERM & MRP Software

LOCATION MAP

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Pragati Maidan, headquarters of the India Trade Promotion Organisation,

located in the heart of New Delhi, is more than just the premier exhibition complex of
India. True to the meaning of its name, Pragati Maidan stands for the development and
progress through trade.
Spread over 149 acres of prime land in the heart of India’s capital, New
Delhi, Pragati Maidan offers 54,685 sq. mtrs. of display area. The state-of-art exhibition
halls have enhanced the appeal of Pragati Maidan as the ideal business centre. The fair
complex offers the kind of ambience that is conducive to a variety of exhibitions
featuring heavy machinery and equipment, to delicate exhibits like precision engineering
products.

MORE ABOUT IMTEX

Over 800 Indian and overseas exhibitors from 24 countries, featuring
contemporary state-of-the-art range of application engineering, manufacturing solutions,
as well as low-cost automation options, are going to be the hallmark of the 11th Indian
Machine Tool Exhibition – IMTEX 2001.
Scheduled from 15 to 22 January 2001 in New Delhi, IMTEX 2001 was
poised, yet again, to be the largest exhibition of metal-working manufacturing equipment
in South and South-east Asia. Spread out in 16 exclusive halls at Pragati Maidan
complex, measuring over 40,000 square metres of indoor space, IMTEX has kept up to
its image of being one among the world’s major fairs of machine tools.
IMTEX 2001 was all about manifestation of the newest range of
manufacturing capabilities currently available world-over and specifically in Asia, as well
as a visualisation of the emerging technologies in this segment in the near future.
Coinciding with the eight-day fair was Tooltech 2001 – the fourth
international exhibition of cutting tools and tooling systems. An exhibition that would
feature emerging technological changes in cutting tools, metrology equipment as well as
accessories and attachments to machine tools.

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IMTEX 2001 and Tooltech 2001 had displays from 23 overseas countries.
These include Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany,
Holland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, and United States of
America.
And there was the presence of five-group participation too, from prominent
machine tool producing countries – Germany, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, and United Kingdom.
From the global arena, IMTEX 2001 and Tooltech 2001 has participation
from renowned machine tool conglomerates. These include Yamazaki Mazak, Amada
Company, Deckel Maho Gildemeister, Trumph GmbH & Company, Schuler-SMG GmbH,
Otto Bilz, Renishaw, Pokolm, Seco Tools, AB Sandvik Coromant, Hanita Metal Works,
Guhring oHG, etc.

In fact, five of the world’s top 12 machine tool manufacturing companies

featured their newest range of manufacturing solutions at the eight-day exhibition in
New Delhi.
And the Indian contingent at the eight-day exhibition comprises all the
major machine tool and cutting tool manufacturers. All the well-known names in the
Indian industry such as HMT, Mysore Kirloskar, ISGEC, Bharat Fritz Werner, Batliboi,
Lakshmi Machine Works, Godrej & Boyce, Widia (India), Ace Designers, Lokesh
Machines, Fanuc (India), Siemens, Sandvik, etc. are there with their exhaustive range
of value-added technological solutions.
For visitors, therefore, IMTEX 2001 and Tooltech 2001 was the opportunity
to witness live in operation, the entire spectrum of manufacturing technology and
automation systems for metal-working processes available the world-over.
In keeping with past traditions, visitors spanning the entire Indian
engineering industry were scheduled to visit IMTEX 2001 and Tooltech 2001, and see
for themselves the strides made by Indian machine tool manufacturers along side those
from overseas.
Host of business delegations from the country’s premier manufacturing
institutions, industry bodies, as well as governmental agencies were expected be there

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from 15 January 2001. So also was there the presence of high-level teams from the
Indian Defence sector, the aerospace industry, and the Indian Railways.
Further, efforts were also being made to get separate buyers’ delegation
from G-15 countries, South Africa, European Union, South-east Asia, as well as SAARC
countries to hold interactions with national and international exhibitors at IMTEX 2001
and Tooltech 2001.
As an added facility at this exhibition for the visitors, one can register
online for free visitor passes at this website. Also, the entire Exhibition Catalogue
containing Exhibitor's Names, address details, their product profiles was available online
on website.

SHOWPREVIEW
It’s here again! South and South East Asia’s largest manufacturing
technology show, IMTEX 2001. Eleventh in the series, IMTEX - the Indian Machine Tool
Exhibition with international participation, was scheduled from 15 to 22 January 2001 at
the Pragati Maidan complex, the exhibition ground in India’s capital, New Delhi.
IMTEX 2001 was poised yet again to manifest the new trends worldwide in
manufacturing technologies, as well as bring to the fore wide and varied range of
solutions available for use in the changed industrial environment.
IMTEX exhibition epitomises scores of opportunities to forge global
partnerships, promote new alliances, enhance market niches, develop brand equity for
manufacturers from India and elsewhere
There was always something special in store for everyone at the IMTEX shows.
Harmonious to a Changed Market Environment
IMTEX 2001 took place amidst momentous changes in the country’s economy, as well
as coincides with significant transformations in the market.
The economic environment in India has undergone a sea change over the last ten
years. At the beginning of the new millennium, the economy posted ecstatic results
leading to a GDP growth of about six per cent.

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An encouraging industrial performance, in particular amongst the manufacturing
sectors signaled revival in business fortunes that had slumped in the latter half of the
Nineties.
A strong recovery in exports coupled with a manageable growth in imports fuelled
a sharp upturn in the country’s trade fortunes. An increased flow of foreign investment
further enhanced competitiveness in the Indian market.

Growth (in %) during year of

Indicators
2000 – 2001 (April – June 2000)

Exports 27.6
Imports 25.7
Direct Tax 66.7
Income tax 48.3
Corporate Tax 75.5
indirect Tax 12.2
Excise Duties 13.3
Custom Duties 11.2

Optimistic forecasts are, therefore, in galore for the Indian economy.

Advent of the second phase of economic reforms promises a GDP growth of
about seven to eight per cent over the next five to six years.
This would, off course, be complemented by an appreciable increase in
output by the Indian industry. And with manufacturing sectors showing signs of
resurrection, an IIP of over 10 to 12 % would be a definite reality in the coming few
years.
Manufacturing industries in the country - automotive, consumer durable
sector, and intermediate goods posted over ten per cent growth in the year that just
went by; having experienced demand surge for their products in the home and
international markets.
Revival in business fortunes in the automotive and auto components,
industries resulted in introduction of new brands in the market. Not only did Indian
manufacturers launch new competitive models, but also several overseas organisations
entered the market with their range of globally recognised brands. Never ever before

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has the Indian automotive market witnessed such rapid introduction of new
models in such a short span.
Likewise, the ever increasing demand for consumer durable led the
growth in the industry segment in the market for the fourth successive year. The trend
was similar in industries spanning across the intermediate goods and the capital goods
sectors.
Automobile Industry 9.0
Medium/ Heavy Comml. Vehicles -18.0
Light Commercial Vehicles 13
Passenger Cars 8.0
Multi-utility Vehicles 13.0
Scooters -17.0
Motor cycles 31.0
Mopeds 16.0
All Three-wheelers -10.0
Auto Components 10.0
Ball & Roller Bearings 5.0
Electronic Components 8.5
Diesel Engines 13.0
Earthmoving Construction Equipment 14.0
Electrical Cables & Wires -7.6
Telecom Equipment 15.0
Textile Machinery 53.0
Air conditioners 35.0
Audio Products 28.0
Refrigerators 4.0
Washing machines 5.0

Indian as well as other international markets are poised to undergo

revolutionary changes in cross-border trade and business, in this part of the century. A
phase when trade barriers would be dismantled world-over leading to stiffer and much
fiercer competition - all for a share in a much larger international market.
Historic changes, therefore, were expected to be on the horizon around
the time when IMTEX 2001 was scheduled - both, within the Indian market as well as in
the global environment.

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Wide Spectrum of Business Visitors
Multifarious business-to-business groups from large parts of the African
continent, as well as high-level business delegations from most of the European Union
nations were expected to pay a visit to IMTEX 2001.
A team from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization was
also expected at the fair, to hold in-depth discussions almost exclusively with every
exhibitor.

Enhanced Logistics
A range of new value added logistical services were in store for exhibitors
at Imtex 2001, as well as for the visitors to the eight-day fair.

For exhibitors :
 Two new halls at Pragati Maidan complex with enhanced
 infrastructure facilities, for exquisite display by Imtex exhibitors.
 Exclusive halls for Tooltech exhibitors.
 Earmarked area for Metrology 2001 and CAD / CAM 2001concurrent shows.
Availability of more power and compressed air, as well as other infrastructure facilities.
Ample publicity material to exhibitors to support their efforts to disseminate information
on the exhibition.
Online registration on the web site for participating at the exhibition.
Extensive publicity campaign, with a view to get every single user of
machine tools and manufacturing solutions in India, to visit the eight-day exhibition.

For business visitors :

 Free entry to Pragati Maidan.
 Pre-exhibition registration facilities, including online registration.
 Complementary copy of exhibition guide-map.
 Shuttle bus facilities inside Pragati Maidan complex.
 Contingency for adequate parking within Pragati Maidan vicinity.

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Information counters inside every exhibition hall.

Online information on web site about the exhibition.
Ample food and snack joints within the Pragati Maidan complex.

Name of Company
ITL Industries Ltd.
Type : Medium Scale Industry.
Location : 111,Sector B, Sancher Road, Industrial Area,
Indore – 452 015 (M.P.) INDIA.

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Contact Information :  (0731) 721767

722802
723316
Fax : (0731) 721110, 722372
E-mail : itlindia@bom4.vsnl.net.in
Website : www.itlind.com
Orientation : The company is totally machine tool oriented and only product
is Band saw Machines.
Plant layout : Process layout.
Type of production : Job order production.
Management : Single owner
Managing Director : Mr. Rajendra Jain.
No. of Workers : 150 ( Approximately )
Departments of Company
1) M/C shop
2) Painting shop
3) Assembly shop
4) Inspection department
5) Store department.
1. Machine Shop :
ITL industries is engaged in manufacturing of Band saw Machines. The
major Components of band saw machines are manufactured by ITL.
We found following machines in the Machine shop of ITL.

1) Lath machine
2) Jig Boring Machine.
3) CNC machine.
4) Horizontal Milling M/C
5) BFW machines ( Multipurpose )
6) Vertical Milling M/C

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7) Shaper machine
8) Lath machine
9) Cylindrical grinding machine

2. Painting shop :
The various parts of Band saw machine are made up of steel. For long
lasting performance of machine parts. They are painted with various colour. Painting not
only prevent the corrosion of machine part but it also adds some aesthetic value to it.

3. Inspection Shop:
Various parts manufactured in machine shop and parts purchased from
various venders are inspected in machine shop. Basically two kinds of measurements
are done.
i) Whether the parts are manufactured with the given tolerance limits are checked.
ii) Surface finish and texture of manufactured parts are checked.

4) Assembly Shop :
All the components of band saw machines are assembled together in
Assembly shop. Not only mechanical but also the electrical and electronics components
are assembled here.

5) Store Department :
Many times the manufactured components are not assembled at the same
time they are manufactured. Such components are stored in store department unless
and until they are not required. Besides storing, stores department keeps the record of
every component manufactured with in factory or purchased from any outside vendor.

6) Material Handling :
We found hand operated trolleys, overhead travelling electric cranes and
winches in ITL.

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7) Quality Policy of ITL :
Mr. Rajendra Jain ( Managing Director of ITL ) framed quality policy for
company in July 22 1997 as follows.
ITL industries limited is committed to excellence by supplying high
performance products and services, which are superior in quality and competitive in
price towards achieving customers, delight in the national and international market.
This is ensured by excellent planning and controlling quality and cost of all stages.

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PLANT LAYOUT OF ITL INDUSTRIES

STORE DEPARTMENT

BSM BSM PAINTING SHOP INSPECTION DEPARTMENT

ASSEMBLY SHOP Horizontal

Milling
M/C
M
BSM BSM Lathe A
C Cylindrical
H grinding
I M/C

CNC N
PARKING SPACE FOR

M/C E
TRUCKS, VEHICLES

Lathe
S
H
Vertical O
Lathe
Milling P
M/C

Jig Boring Drilling

M/C Machine

WAITING HALL

OFFICE BUILDING

OFFICE OF
PERSONNEL GARDEN
MANAGER
( HRD )

ENTRY EXIT TO SANWER ROAD

* BSM  BAND SAW M/C

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