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10

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2007

Industry

News

Messe Düsseldorf, organisers of Tube

Southeast Asia and wire Southeast Asia

2007, have reported that 90 per cent of

available exhibit space has already been

booked for the event. They have also

revealed that many companies absent

from the last Tube Singapore in 2005,

the forerunner to the new show, are due

to attend the Bangkok event from 16-18

October 2007.

A number of industry business leaders have

already been vocal in their support of the

event and its location serving the Thai and

other regional markets.

Mr Phillip Knight, executive secretary of the

International Tube Association (ITA), says,

“The ITA is delighted to support the move

of the former Tube Singapore exhibition to

Bangkok under its new title Tube Southeast

Asia. As Thailand and its neighbours

develop their economies and instigate major

infrastructure projects the relevance of being

at the centre of this activity is unquestioned.

Thailand, for example, is targeting a top ten

global position in car manufacture, a market

that is extremely important for both the tube

and wire industries.”

Mr Bob Doran, vice president (sales) of

Thermatool Corp, commented,

“One major

advantage which Thermatool sees in the

move to Bangkok is that Thailand has a

large established tube and pipe production

industry which is expanding. The exposure

to Thailand’s tube and pipe market which

the Bangkok location offers, coupled with

the usual excellent attendance from the

other Southeast Asian countries, will make

this a truly valuable show which cannot be

missed.”

During the exhibition, to be held at BITEC

(Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition

Centre), an international conference will also

take place on the 17 October. Co-organised

by the ITA and the IWMA (International Wire

& Machinery Association), Non-Ferrous

Bangkok will comprise a wire session in

the morning and a tube session in the

afternoon.

Messe Düsseldorf Asia Pte Ltd

– Singapore

Fax

: +65 6337 4633

Email

:

tube@mda.com.sg

Website

:

www.tube-southeastasia.com

Pipe beveling machines receive international export

DWT GmbH, Germany, is now exporting its leading range of portable pipe beveling

machines under the brand name Babcock. Following a takeover of Babcock, the

company became the license manufacturer of this technology and recently decided to

make it available worldwide.

Boiler manufacturer Babcock originally

developed this pipe beveling range based

on the first-hand experience of its onsite

workers. The machines have a high metal

removal rate, are easy to handle and are of a

rugged and compact construction. Especially

suited to boiler walls, DWT offers very special

applications for onsite operations with flexible

and low weight machines.

In practice it has been proven that weld

preparation of tube ends substantially influences the quality of the welding junction. For

welding applications of tubes with a high wall-thickness and for orbital welding technology

the welding engineer currently requires a perfect and effective weld preparation by use

of mechanized weld preparation.

To support its new export operations, DWT’s 2007 exhibition calendar includes

international trade shows in UAE, Turkey, Russia, Bangkok, Kazakhstan, Hungary, Iran

and Bulgaria.

DWT

– Germany

Fax

: +49 201 45099 99

Email

:

michael.weymann@dwt-gmbh.de

Website

:

www.dwt-gmbh.de

Exhibit space near capacity for Tube Southeast Asia

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The heart of the southeast Asian market: the international tube and pipe industry will converge on Bangkok

for the first time in October

The Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition

Centre (BITEC), which will play host to Tube

Southeast Asia and the Bangkok Non-Ferrous

technical conference

DWT produced Babock beveling machines

are now available for worldwide export