TORONTO – The future of Canadian manufacturing will be on display this week as the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show (CMTS 2025) returns to the Toronto Congress Centre from September 29 to October 2. Organized by non-profit SME, the event has grown 20% in floor space compared to previous years and is expected to draw over 10,000 industry professionals.
As Canada’s largest national industry event, CMTS brings together advanced manufacturing leaders to share best practices, demonstrate new technologies, and explore strategies to build a resilient, competitive sector.
Cutting-Edge Technologies on Display
Among the most anticipated unveilings:
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Matsuura MX-520T/PC-4 – A first-of-its-kind multi-task machine in Canada, offering both turning and milling in a single setup with a four-station pallet changer.
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IoT Octopus by Innovate-Ops – An AI-powered industrial monitoring device that tracks equipment health, energy usage, and performance, enabling predictive maintenance and decarbonization of production.
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SCHUNK Robot PLUS Portfolio – Advanced automation tools including modular equalizing units and force/torque sensors to increase reliability and flexibility in robotics.
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Proax Technologies “Boots on the Ground” Campaign – A hands-on support initiative to help Canadian manufacturers address global trade pressures and remain competitive.
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ZEISS ScanPort – A compact optical 3D metrology system offering fast, accurate inspections with minimal setup, paired with ZEISS INSPECT software.
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Okuma OSP-P500 CNC Control Simulator – Next-generation control technology designed for greater usability, cybersecurity, and operational efficiency.
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Mitutoyo QM-Fit – A fully automated digital profile projector delivering instant, high-accuracy pass/fail inspection results.
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Modig IM-8 Machining Centre – A high-speed inverted machining system designed for industries with high-volume, complex production demands.
National Impact
With over 750 suppliers and OEMs and three major technology showcases, CMTS 2025 is set to attract decision-makers from across industries including automotive, aerospace, energy, oil and gas, and government.
Strategic partners for the event include the Canadian Machine Tool Distributors Association, Canadian Tooling & Machining Association, Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters, CWB-EWI, and NGen.
Registration
Professionals interested in attending can register and find more information at www.cmts.ca.
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