New Clusters at Aluminium India 2011

Copper - Nature's wonder metal

India is one of the fastest growing markets for copper in the Asian region, with growth being aggressively driven by sectors like power and utilities, building and construction, appliances, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation and infrastructure. In 2009, copper consumption grew 5.3 per cent, with the booming construction and power sectors ensuring continued growth.

The 2011 edition of ALUMINIUM India will see the introduction of the Copper cluster, thus allowing for the evolution of ALUMINIUM India into an umbrella that gives exhibitors and visitors access to a broader yet complementary portfolio under a single roof. The Copper cluster will cater to the entire copper industry chain and its major application industries gathering together for the first time in India leading global and local copper processors and technology and equipment providers to seamlessly align with the aluminium spectrum.

Exhibitor Profile

Copper, copper alloy, primary products
Semi-finished products, semi-finished alloy products, cast, tube, bar, strip, foil, plate, wire etc.
Copper and its alloy products used for different applications
Smelting equipment
Processing system and equipment (heat processing, control systems and automation, testing and surface treatment, painting, packaging etc.)
Auxiliary materials and accessories
Recycling technology and equipment
Engineering, service, and consultancy

Visitor Profile
Decision makers, producers, users and developers, not just from companies within the copper framework but also from the vast array of application industries that it serves. You can expect to see senior purchase decision makers or influencers from:

Application industries:

Air conditioning and refrigeration
Automotive manufacturing - commercial vehicles, railway, ship and aircraft building
Aerospace and defense
Building and construction
Design oriented applications
Electricals, power transmission and cables
Homeware and cookware
IT / hardware
Maritime
New energy
Packaging
Telecommunications
Transport