Different Thinking – Kennametal’s focus at IMTEX in India

Visit us at Booth 101, Hall A1

After successful shows at IMTS and JIMTOF, Kennametal will continue to promote our brands and focus on growth in emerging markets. Preparations are in full swing for the upcoming IMTEX (15th Indian Metalcutting Machine Tool Exhibition) from January 20 to 26, 2011.

For the first time in India, the Kennametal booth will showcase our brand portfolios – Kennametal, WIDIA, and WIDMA - separately. The total booth space will cover 442sqm.

Following the same philosophy as in our other international shows, Kennametal will continue to focus on “different thinking” as the booth theme, which describes the way we deliver the promise to our customers. Key highlights at IMTEX will be new products such as Beyond Blast, and WIDIA’s complete portfolio. We also will showcase our capability in custom tooling and service solutions that meet customers’ needs to increase their productivity and competitive advantage.

We believe what differentiates us is our ability to provide the whole spectrum of solutions and services to our customers from the start to the finish of their process. We invite you to tour our booth# B101, Hall 1A, and explore all the offerings we have.
 

Kennametal Inc. (NYSE: KMT) delivers productivity to customers seeking peak performance in demanding environments by providing innovative custom and standard wear-resistant solutions. This proven productivity is enabled through our advanced materials sciences and application knowledge. Its commitment to a sustainable environment provides additional value to our customers. Companies operating in everything from airframes to coal mining, from engines to oil wells and from turbochargers to construction recognize Kennametal for extraordinary contributions to their value chains. In fiscal year 2010, customers bought approximately $1.9 billion of Kennametal products and services - delivered by our approximately 11,000 talented employees doing business in more than 60 countries - with more than 50 percent of these revenues coming from outside North America.

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