“The ACMEE platform allows us to connect directly with end-users, gaining insights into their unique challenges and showcasing how our solutions can address those needs.”
Whitchurch Nelson
Managing Director
Nebashi CNC Automation Pvt Ltd
With an expansive lineup of high-precision machines and a reputation built on global partnerships, one name that’s bound to make an impression at ACMEE 2025 is Nebashi CNC Automation Pvt Ltd. The company’s participation is expected to bring Taiwanese engineering directly to Indian shop floors.
Whitchurch Nelson, Managing Director, Nebashi CNC Automation, views ACMEE as a platform that nurtures conversations directly with end users. “The ACMEE platform allows us to connect directly with end-users, gaining insights into their unique challenges and showcasing how our solutions can address those needs,” he explains.
The company is preparing an impressive showcase of technologies sourced from leading Taiwanese manufacturers. These machines are a visual display of the company’s stronghold in multi-domain manufacturing solutions, catering to industries such as Automotive, Aerospace, Defence, Die & Mold, and more.
Among the highlights that visitors can expect are Yao Sheng Machinery Industrial Co., Ltd’svertical and horizontal broaching machines. Recognized as pioneers in the field, Yao Sheng machines can broach DIN Class 6 splines with ease. Moreover, Nebashi CNC Automation supplies M35 grade HSS broaches, with or without TIN coating, for these machines.
Macro Micro Tech Inc’s machining centers form another key part of the company’s portfolio. These machines are specifically designed for Aerospace, Defence, Automobile, as well as Mold and Die Parts Manufacturing.
From Aegis Taiwan, the company will showcase turn mill centers with Y axis and power skiving. These machines are designed to machine gears up to DIN Class 8 and can perform polygon tuning in a single setup.
For advanced welding needs, the company will showcase Yuan Yu Industrial Co.,Ltd’s roto friction welding machines, which are capable of welding rods and pipes up to 150 mm in diameter. Nebashi CNC Automation will also address large component manufacturing with Alex-Tech Machinery Industrial Co., Ltd’svertical and horizontal turn mill centers that can accommodate center distances up to 6000 mm. VastunaLtd’s line of products includes specialized hydraulic and deep hole drilling solutions, including skiving and burnishing, as well as gun drills and BTA drills.
In addition to these brands, the company will also feature a range of machines from other leading Taiwanese manufacturers, such as special-purpose machines for automobiles, valves, and other high-volume parts from GihChyuan Machinery Co., Ltd.
A complete lineup of manufacturing steering parts, including rack rolling machines from Wei-Tai International Co., Ltd will be displayed. Moreover, angle milling heads, VDI, and BMT static and live tool holders for turning machines from Hold Well Industrial Co., Ltd will be featured.
For grinding applications, there will be high-precision centerless grinders with customized solutions and automation from Shen Chan.Lih Jaan Precision Machinery Co., Ltd will bring its solutions in high-precision worm grinding and tap grinding machines. Meanwhile, Cherng Dar Precision will deliver precision with its double disk grinders.
To wrap up the extensive portfolio of machines on display by Nebashi CNC Automation, Maple Technology Co., Ltd will have its vertical machining centers, tapping centers, and horizontal machining centers on display. Lastly, Polyg Taiwan will present an advanced multi-axis CNC electrical discharge machine, designed for the Aerospace industry.
When asked how does he perceive the growth and implementation of Automation and Robotics in the Indian Manufacturing industry, Nelson states, “The Manufacturing sector in India is transforming with the advent of robotics and automation. Industrial automation has numerous advantages, such as increased productivity, quality, and safety while reducing human error, leading to high-quality output.”
However, he believes that India still has room to grow in terms of adoption. “The adoption of robotics in India remains significantly lower than the global average of 126 robots per 10,000 employees in the Manufacturing industry,” he explains. This highlights a vast growth potential—one that the company is well-positioned to support with its suite of automated and high-precision solutions.
Nebashi CNC Automation Pvt Ltd
