1. Machine tool orders and consumption volatility rose

According to the American Manufacturing Technology Association (AMT) and the American Machine Tool Distributors Association (AMTDA), the latest statistics on US machine tool consumption are published. From January to June 2010, the cumulative order volume of US machine tools was 7,287 units, and the accumulated consumption amount was 1,207.6 million US dollars. The consumption amount increased by 56.1% compared with 770.41 million US dollars in the same period of 2009. In June, the number of machine tool orders in the United States was 1,483, and the consumption of machine tools was 241.47 million, an increase of 71.1% from the US$141.12 million in June 2009.

From January to June, the order quantity of metal cutting machines in the United States was 6,790 units, the consumption amount was 1.11545 billion US dollars, and the consumption amount increased by 66.5% year-on-year; the order quantity of metal forming and manufacturing machine tools was 497 units, and the consumption amount was 92.15 million US dollars. It still fell 10.9% year-on-year.

2. Overseas investment and aerospace and construction equipment orders support rose

AMT Chairman Douglas K. Woods pointed out that in the first few months before the start of the largest manufacturing technology exhibition in the United States (International Manufacturing Technology Exhibition (September 13-18 in Chicago), the growth rate of US machine tool manufacturing orders was Will slow down. However, in the first half of 2010, due to the significant increase in overseas investment, and the increase in orders from aerospace and construction equipment more than doubled, the US machine tool orders not only did not show the slowdown in the usual growth rate, but accelerated the growth of orders. .

3. US machine tool manufacturers seek new ways of trade cooperation

A collaboration between the AMTDA and the Institute of Manufacturing Engineers is organizing a trade event called imX (Interactive Manufacturing Experience) and announced that it will “reinvigorate US manufacturing”. The event is a manufacturing experience exchange meeting, where joint ventures will be held to open factories, customer training seminars and new product launches. imX will bring original equipment manufacturers and their partners together to help decision makers see the choices in a particular field, compare prices and values, and make better decisions. The event can focus on providing breakthrough development technologies to help customers find the services they need and to help organize high-level private meetings.

4. The machine tool industry benefits from the implementation of the US Manufacturing Promotion Act

On August 11, US President Barack Obama signed the US Manufacturing Promotion Act, in an effort to stimulate domestic exports and create more jobs. Obama said that manufacturing is an important driver of the US economic recovery, so reducing manufacturing costs and promoting employment is the purpose of the bill. The size of the bill is about $17 billion. The US government will reinvigorate manufacturing competitiveness and restore 5.6 million lost in the past 10 years by temporarily canceling or reducing the tariffs that US manufacturing industries need to import raw materials. employment position. The White House predicts that in the next three years, US manufacturing output will increase by 4.6 billion US dollars, creating 90,000 jobs. The machine tool industry as an important manufacturing sector will also benefit from the implementation of the bill.

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