2012 Annual Meeting of Taiwan Society of Heat Treatment of Metals-Instrument and Equipment Product Exhibition
2012 Annual Meeting of Taiwan Society of Heat Treatment of Metals
"Instrument and equipment product exhibition"
Purpose: In order to promote the exchange of information and technology between the members of the society and manufacturers, an instrument and equipment product exhibition will be held at the same time at the annual meeting venue. Welcome your company's manufacturers to participate in the event.
Description:
1. Display time: December 8, 2012 (Saturday) 8:30~16:00
2. Exhibition venue: Xuesi Building, Fengjia University
Taiwan Nakazawa contact information:
Phone: 02-82272299
Address: 8 of 7th Floor, No.258 Liancheng Road, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City
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