Company Focus

RayMack will exhibit at TIMTOS 2027, connecting with machine tool manufacturers, international buyers, distributors, and industry professionals from Taiwan and around the world.

At the exhibition, we will showcase our conventional surface grinding machines and vertical variable-speed milling machines, highlighting our manufacturing experience and product applications in the metalworking industry.

TIMTOS 2027 provides an opportunity for us to meet with customers and business partners from international markets, strengthen our global presence, and explore long-term cooperation opportunities.

Exhibition Information

• ◆ Exhibition: TIMTOS 2027 Taipei International Machine Tool Show
• ◆ Venue: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1
• ◆ Date: March 2–6, 2027
• ◆ Products: Conventional Surface Grinding Machines & Vertical Variable-Speed Milling Machines

"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together."

Background & History

TIMTOS (Taipei International Machine Tool Show) was established in 1975 and is jointly organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI).

With more than 50 years of development, TIMTOS has become one of Asia’s major international machine tool exhibitions, bringing together manufacturers, international buyers, component suppliers, and industry professionals from around the world.

In 2027, TIMTOS will be held from March 2 to 6 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Halls 1 and 2. The exhibition will showcase machine tools, smart manufacturing technologies, and emerging manufacturing solutions, connecting Taiwan’s comprehensive machine tool supply chain with global markets.

Exhibition Highlights

• ◆ Comprehensive Machine Tool Industry Ecosystem：TIMTOS covers a wide range of products and technologies, including metal-cutting machine tools, metal-forming machine tools, cutting tools, control systems, components, and auxiliary equipment. The exhibition also extends to industrial AI, robotics, automation, laser technology, and additive manufacturing, presenting a broad manufacturing ecosystem.
• ◆ Integration of Smart Manufacturing Technologies：TIMTOS goes beyond individual machine tool displays by highlighting the integration of AI, robotics, automation, sensing technologies, and data analytics, reflecting the manufacturing industry's transition from standalone equipment toward smarter and more integrated production systems.
• ◆ Connecting Global Buyers with Taiwan’s Manufacturing Supply Chain：TIMTOS provides an international platform for product demonstrations, technology exchange, and business networking, helping Taiwanese machine tool and manufacturing companies connect with global buyers and explore international business opportunities.

2027 Highlight: “Manufacturing the Next”

TIMTOS 2027 adopts the theme “Manufacturing the Next,” focusing on AI-driven technologies and the next generation of smart manufacturing.

The exhibition explores how emerging technologies can help manufacturers improve productivity, flexibility, and automation while shaping the future of manufacturing.

• ◆ AI-Driven Smart Manufacturing：AI is becoming increasingly integrated into manufacturing processes, with data analytics and intelligent applications supporting production management and operational efficiency.
• ◆ Robotics & Automation：The exhibition highlights robotics, automation equipment, and smart production systems, demonstrating how manufacturing processes can achieve higher levels of automation and flexibility.
• ◆ Sensing Technologies & Data Analytics：By collecting and analyzing data from manufacturing equipment and production processes, sensing technologies can support more informed decision-making and contribute to smarter manufacturing operations.
• ◆ From Individual Machines to Integrated Solutions：TIMTOS 2027 showcases the evolution from advanced machinery and individual equipment toward integrated manufacturing solutions, bringing together AI, robotics, automation, and digital technologies to explore the possibilities of next-generation manufacturing.