“Beyond the Americas to the Global Market” ... LS Mtron Co., Ltd. Steps Up Customer Sales in Mexico

[Financial News] LS Mtron Co., Ltd., a specialist in industrial machinery and advanced components under LS Group, took part in the plastics industry trade show Plastimagen 2026 in Mexico and showcased two machines: the electric injection molding machine LSG 170E and the hydraulic hybrid injection molding machine LSG 380H.
LS Mtron Co., Ltd. said on the 13th that it had taken part in Plastimagen 2026, a plastics industry trade show held at Centro Banamex in Mexico City.
The exhibition, held at Centro Banamex in Mexico City from the 10th to the 13th, featured the LSG 170E, a 170-ton-class electric injection molding machine that produces reusable tableware sets consisting of forks, spoons, knives, and other items. The company also demonstrated an automated process covering everything from supplying raw materials to removing finished products.
The LSG 380H is a 380-ton-class hydraulic hybrid injection molding machine that produces wine glasses using transparent material.
LS Mtron Co., Ltd. also showcased Molding 5.0, an intelligent solution for managing quality during the injection molding process. The solution detects changes in raw material conditions and the external environment and adjusts production conditions to help ensure stable quality control.
LS Mtron Co., Ltd. also said it had opened a tech center in Apodaca, Mexico, to support customers with trial production and technical consultations, stepping up its customer-experience-based sales efforts. The center is its third, following those in China and South Korea. Before installing equipment and beginning mass production, customers can conduct trial production free of charge and observe the production process firsthand.
LS Mtron Co., Ltd. President Shin Jae-ho said, “We have proven LS Mtron’s capabilities by achieving a 10% share of the North American injection molding machine market,” and added, “Through this exhibition, we will expand our engagement with customers in Mexico and continue to grow in global markets beyond the Americas.”  


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