Heavy-machine staging
Floor-load, craning and service access planned around your actual machine, not a generic plinth.
Industry - CNC & machine tools
When a CNC or machine-tool builder exhibits in India, the machine is the stand. Getting a multi-tonne machine onto the floor, running and surrounded by the right buyers is exactly the on-ground problem we solve for overseas manufacturers.

Industry - CNC & machine tools
Machine-tool shows like IMTEX are won by machines that run. Buyers want to see chips fly, hear the spindle, judge the rigidity. For an overseas builder, the hard part is everything around that: shipping a heavy machine into India, getting it craned into the hall, powered, running safely, and surrounded by a stand that makes the rest of your range credible.
Quiamo handles that entire on-ground reality - heavy logistics, power, safety, fabrication and the buyer experience - so your machine arrives, runs and sells.
The reality on the ground
Shipping a multi-tonne CNC machine into India, through customs, into the hall and onto a floor that can bear it is a logistics project most overseas builders underestimate.
We plan the machine logistics end to end - freight, customs routing, craning, floor-load checks and rigging - and design the stand around the machine's real footprint and service access, not a guess.
A live cutting demo needs power, swarf management, guarding and safety sign-off - get it wrong and the machine sits idle, which is the worst outcome at a machine-tool show.
We design the live demo as the centrepiece: correct power, safe guarding, chip and coolant management, and venue safety approval, so the machine runs all day and pulls the aisle in.
Local fabrication quality varies enormously, and an international brand's finish standard is often lost in translation with a low-cost stall contractor.
We hold your brand standard through vetted production partners, written specifications and on-site quality checks - so the stand that opens in Mumbai or Greater Noida looks like the brand your buyers know.
Buyers want to talk specs, cycle times and ROI, but most machine stands have nowhere quiet to have that conversation over the noise.
We build an acoustically considered meeting zone with screens for cycle-time and ROI data, so the technical and commercial conversation happens right next to the running machine.
You travel a long way for an Indian show and leave with a stack of visiting cards that sit in a bag until someone, weeks later, half-heartedly types them into a spreadsheet.
We wire CardToDeal into the stand so every card becomes a structured, tagged lead on the spot, flowing into a VynDeal pipeline your team can work the moment the show closes.
What we design
Floor-load, craning and service access planned around your actual machine, not a generic plinth.
A safe, powered, guarded demo that runs all day - the single biggest draw on a machine-tool floor.
A space to talk cycle times, tolerances and payback next to the running machine.
Machine logistics, fabrication, power and install handled in India for overseas builders.
Guarding, electrical and venue safety sign-off handled so the demo is approved, not improvised.
Every buyer who watches the demo scanned and tracked into a follow-up pipeline.
How we think about space
Everything orbits the running machine. We give it the space, power and sightline it deserves, then arrange the supporting stand - range wall, meeting zone, reception - around it so a buyer's eye goes machine first, brand second, conversation third.
Anatomy of a strategy-led booth
Visitor flow
Most booths leak visitors at the aisle. We design a deliberate path - a hook that stops the walk, a demo that earns attention, a place to talk, and a clean hand-off to lead capture.
From aisle to pipeline - the path we design into every stand
How we work
No vague mood-boards or surprise invoices. Six steps, each with something you sign off.
We start with your products, your buyers and your show goals - not a stock layout. The output is a one-page strategy you can sign off.
A clear creative idea for the stand: the one thing a passer-by should feel in three seconds, and the story that unfolds when they step in.
A to-scale layout - reception, hero product, demo, meeting and storage - designed around hall rules, aisle position and circulation.
Renders and a visual system: signage, graphics, lighting and materials, so you approve the look before anything is built.
Coordinated fabrication, logistics, on-site installation and dismantling through vetted execution partners.
On-stand lead capture wired to CardToDeal, with a VynDeal pipeline ready so leads are worked the week after the show, not lost.
Capture & pipeline
The most expensive mistake at any show is a stack of visiting cards that never gets worked. We design the capture into the stand.
Visiting card to worked pipeline, without the spreadsheet graveyard
Design the booth. Capture the visitor. Move the deal.
Quiamo builds the booth as a temporary sales environment - positioning, flow and storytelling working together.
CardToDeal turns every visiting card into a structured lead record at the stand - no manual typing.
VynDeal moves each lead into a pipeline with follow-up rhythm, quotes and opportunity tracking.
Booth design by Quiamo - lead capture with CardToDeal - pipeline follow-up with VynDeal.
Good to know
Yes - we plan freight, customs, craning, floor-load and power, and design the stand around the machine so it runs safely throughout the show. We also build a fabricated fallback in case of shipping delay.
At machine-tool venues like IMTEX, live demos are expected - with proper guarding, swarf management and safety sign-off, all of which we handle.
IMTEX is the anchor for India; Automation Expo and Auto Expo bring strong manufacturing audiences too.
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Send a brief, or use our free booth brief generator. We'll come back with a concept direction, a layout point of view and an on-stand lead capture plan.
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We design booths for manufacturers across India's major exhibition venues, and work with international exhibitors well before the show opens.