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INAWELDING 2026

INAWELDING is Indonesia’s dedicated international trade show for welding equipment, consumables, cutting systems and related technologies, held at Jakarta International Expo (JIEXPO) Kemayoran and co-located with major maritime and coating events…

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July 28 - July 30, 2026Jakarta, IndonesiaAutomotivePlastics & RubberRoadPT. Global Expo Management (GEM Indonesia)
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INAWELDING 2026

About INAWELDING 2026

Overview

INAWELDING is Indonesia’s dedicated international trade show for welding equipment, consumables, cutting systems and related technologies, held at Jakarta International Expo (JIEXPO) Kemayoran and co-located with major maritime and coating events. It targets professional buyers and project stakeholders across manufacturing, construction, shipbuilding, oil & gas and infrastructure, positioning itself as a one‑stop sourcing and networking hub for welding and joining solutions in Southeast Asia.

What to Expect

INAWELDING 2026 is positioned as a focused marketplace for welding and cutting technologies, embedded within a larger cluster of industrial trade shows at JIEXPO Kemayoran. Visitors can expect extensive displays of arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, plasma and laser welding systems; cutting and beveling machines; welding consumables and filler metals; safety equipment; automation and robotics; power sources; inspection and testing tools; and associated services. Because INAWELDING is co-located with INAMARINE, INACOATING and Port & Terminal Indonesia, the show floor is designed as a one‑stop environment connecting welding suppliers with maritime, offshore, port, and coating industry buyers. This gives participants exposure not only to general manufacturing and fabrication, but also to shipbuilding, repair yards, offshore engineering firms, and industrial coating contractors that rely on advanced joining and surface preparation solutions. Attendees can typically expect a mix of international and Indonesian exhibitors, product demonstrations, and technical discussions at exhibitor booths. The event’s "Floor Space Only" participation model suggests substantial custom-built stands, allowing equipment manufacturers and distributors to showcase large machines and live welding or cutting demonstrations. As an international exhibition, INAWELDING also supports overseas participants with published visa guidance, including information on relevant business visa codes for exhibition attendance. This underlines its intent to attract regional and global visitors and suppliers rather than functioning as a purely domestic fair. Networking opportunities span procurement teams, engineers, plant managers, workshop owners, and project leaders across sectors such as metal fabrication, construction, energy, transportation, and heavy engineering. Buyers can benchmark new technologies, compare suppliers, negotiate distribution agreements, and identify partners for automation projects or after‑sales service. For solution providers, the event offers direct access to Indonesian and Southeast Asian industrial decision‑makers in a concentrated three‑day format.

Who Should Attend

INAWELDING 2026 is intended primarily for professional and trade visitors whose operations rely on welding, cutting, and joining technologies. Typical attendees include welding engineers, supervisors and technicians working in fabrication shops, shipyards, steel construction and heavy engineering companies. Plant and production managers in manufacturing—such as metal products, automotive components, machinery, and structural steel—will find the event relevant for upgrading equipment, consumables and safety practices. The show is also suitable for procurement and sourcing teams from EPC contractors, oil & gas and petrochemical firms, power generation and renewable energy projects, and infrastructure developers seeking reliable welding and cutting suppliers for large-scale projects. Distributors, agents, and trading companies in industrial equipment can use INAWELDING to identify new brands to represent in the Indonesian and ASEAN markets or to strengthen relationships with existing principals. Technical service providers, such as welding inspection and NDT firms, certification bodies, training centers, and software/automation integrators, can attend to understand market needs and offer complementary solutions. Because INAWELDING is co-located with INAMARINE, INACOATING and Port & Terminal Indonesia, stakeholders from shipbuilding, maritime logistics, port operations, and industrial coating will also benefit from cross‑sector exposure within the shared exhibition space. Media, industry associations, and government or regulatory representatives concerned with industrial safety, standards, and workforce development may find the show valuable as a platform to observe technology trends and engage with industry players. Overall, INAWELDING suits anyone involved in specifying, purchasing, operating, or regulating welding and cutting technology in Indonesia and the wider region.

Why It Matters

INAWELDING 2026 matters because welding is a critical enabling technology for Indonesia’s ongoing industrialization, infrastructure expansion, and maritime development. By concentrating welding and cutting suppliers, service providers, and end‑users in one venue, the exhibition supports technology transfer and accelerates adoption of safer, more efficient joining processes across key sectors. Indonesia’s shipbuilding, repair, offshore and port industries—represented by the co-located INAMARINE and Port & Terminal Indonesia events—depend heavily on high‑quality welding for structural integrity and lifecycle performance. Bringing these communities together with welding equipment manufacturers and consumable suppliers allows project owners and contractors to explore solutions that meet demanding standards in corrosion resistance, fatigue, and safety, especially in marine and energy applications. For fabricators and manufacturers, INAWELDING offers practical pathways to improve productivity through automation, advanced power sources, and better process control. Exposure to international brands and regional innovators helps local companies benchmark against global practices, potentially reducing rework, improving weld quality, and cutting energy consumption. This is particularly relevant as Indonesian industry competes in ASEAN and global value chains, where consistent quality and cost efficiency are decisive. The exhibition also has workforce and safety implications. By showcasing protective equipment, fume extraction, and updated standards, INAWELDING contributes to raising awareness of occupational health and safety in welding shops and construction sites. Training and certification providers present at the show can engage directly with employers to promote skills upgrading. From a market development perspective, INAWELDING provides international suppliers with a structured entry point into Indonesia, supported by clear visa guidelines for business visitors and exhibitors. This facilitates foreign participation and encourages long‑term partnerships, investment, and local representation. In combination with the maritime and coating shows, INAWELDING reinforces Jakarta’s role as a regional hub for industrial and maritime technology exhibitions, making it a strategic date on the calendar for stakeholders across the welding and allied industries.

Venue & directions

Jakarta International Expo (JIEXPO) Kemayoran

Jakarta, Indonesia

Jakarta, Indonesia

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