“The conversation around manufacturing today is no longer only about the machine. It is about everything that enables the machine to perform reliably, efficiently and continuously. Motion infrastructure plays a critical role in this ecosystem. Our participation at FactEQ reflects our commitment to working alongside Indian manufacturers as they build more automated, productive and future-ready factories.” Srinivas P. Kamisetty, Managing Director, Kabelschlepp India Private Limited.
As Indian manufacturing moves towards greater automation, higher productivity and increasingly connected production environments, the infrastructure supporting machine movement is becoming just as critical as the machines themselves. Reflecting this shift, Kabelschlepp India Private Limited, a member of the Tsubaki Group, participated as an exhibitor at the Factory Equipment Expo (FactEQ) 2026, held from 7–10 September at the Pune International Exhibition and Convention Center (PIECC), Moshi, Pune.
Organized by the Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) and co-located with the Pune Machine Tool Expo (PMTX 2026), FactEQ 2026 brought together more than 175 exhibitors across 11,000 sq. m., covering factory infrastructure, material handling, automation, storage systems, safety and security, and sustainable manufacturing solutions.
Pune’s strong presence across automotive, engineering, machine tools, automation and industrial manufacturing makes it an important market in India’s manufacturing landscape. As manufacturers in the region increasingly adopt automated production systems and look for greater efficiency, reliability and flexibility, the supporting infrastructure around these machines is also evolving.
“The conversation around manufacturing today is no longer only about the machine. It is about everything that enables the machine to perform reliably, efficiently and continuously,” said Srinivas P. Kamisetty, Managing Director, Kabelschlepp India Private Limited. “Motion infrastructure plays a critical role in this ecosystem. Our participation at FactEQ reflects our commitment to working alongside Indian manufacturers as they build more automated, productive and future-ready factories.”
At the exhibition, Kabelschlepp India highlighted its portfolio of cable carrier systems, telescopic covers, wipers, link apron covers, guide troughs and other motion-control solutions designed to protect and manage cables, hoses and machine movements in demanding industrial environments.
With manufacturing increasingly moving towards robotics, automation, high-speed machining and digitally enabled production, Kabelschlepp has played an enabling role by developing solutions that help safeguard critical machine infrastructure while supporting reliable and uninterrupted movement.
