The exhibits on display focused on high-performance solutions for the entire process chain: the HOTFLOW THREE reflow soldering system sets new standards for high-volume applications in terms of soldering quality, profitability and sustainable performance, whilst the HR 600P rework system with scavenger function addresses high-precision repair processes for ultra-fine SMDs. The exhibition portfolio was rounded off by the intelligent Ersa soldering stations of the i-CON series – led by the IPC-CFX-certified IoT soldering station i-CON TRACE, which enables end-to-end traceability and MES integration.

The scale of the trade fair – 1,000+ exhibitors and 60,000+ trade visitors from over 50 countries – reflects the dynamism of the Indian market: Driven by massive growth in electronics production in sectors such as AI, IT and EVs (electric vehicles or e-mobility), India is continuing to gain importance as an electronics hub – both within India and on a global scale. Previously held once a year, alternating between Bangalore and Pune, there will therefore be two editions of Productronica India for the first time in 2026. “India is rapidly developing into a key market for global electronics production. For us, Productronica India is therefore an ideal platform to showcase innovations whilst further strengthening our ties with customers and partners,” explained Rainer Krauss, Ersa´s Head of Global Sales and Managing Director of Kurtz Ersa India.

With the joint appearance of its local and international teams, Kurtz Ersa underlined its strategic focus on the Indian market and sent a clear signal regarding the further expansion of its sales and technological presence on the Indian subcontinent.

The exhibits on display focused on high-performance solutions for the entire process chain: the HOTFLOW THREE reflow soldering system sets new standards for high-volume applications in terms of soldering quality, profitability and sustainable performance, whilst the HR 600P rework system with scavenger function addresses high-precision repair processes for ultra-fine SMDs. The exhibition portfolio was rounded off by the intelligent Ersa soldering stations of the i-CON series – led by the IPC-CFX-certified IoT soldering station i-CON TRACE, which enables end-to-end traceability and MES integration.

The scale of the trade fair – 1,000+ exhibitors and 60,000+ trade visitors from over 50 countries – reflects the dynamism of the Indian market: Driven by massive growth in electronics production in sectors such as AI, IT and EVs (electric vehicles or e-mobility), India is continuing to gain importance as an electronics hub – both within India and on a global scale. Previously held once a year, alternating between Bangalore and Pune, there will therefore be two editions of Productronica India for the first time in 2026. “India is rapidly developing into a key market for global electronics production. For us, Productronica India is therefore an ideal platform to showcase innovations whilst further strengthening our ties with customers and partners,” explained Rainer Krauss, Ersa´s Head of Global Sales and Managing Director of Kurtz Ersa India.

With the joint appearance of its local and international teams, Kurtz Ersa underlined its strategic focus on the Indian market and sent a clear signal regarding the further expansion of its sales and technological presence on the Indian subcontinent.