World Machine Tool Survey

What is the World Machine Tool Survey?

The World Machine Tool Survey is a comprehensive study of the global machine tool economy. Gardner Intelligence has collected import/export data on every country that has imported machine tools worth $100 million or more in any single year since 2001, and uses this data to estimate production and consumption for each of these countries.

Sections include an overview of the machine tool industry, its impact on the U.S., and suggestions on how to respond, charts showing trade top importers, exports, producers, and consumers, and analyses of 52 different countries' machine tool imports, exports, production, and consumption and the YOY change in those same categories.

Your Questions Answered

The World Machine Tool Survey is designed to answer these questions and more about the manufacturing industry.

What was the value of U.S. machine tool imports in 2022?

What country was the number one producer of machine tools in 2022?

What country was the number one exporter of machine tools in 2022?

What were the top metal cutting machines China imported last year?

What was the value of Japan’s machine tool exports last year?

What country spent the most on machine tools last year?

Did the U.S. import or export more machine tools in 2022?

Did China buy more machine tools in 2022 than 2021?

What kinds of machine tools does Switzerland export the most of?

What is the most imported machine tool in America?

How did 2020 change the machine tool market in France?

What kinds of metal cutting equipment does Mexico import the most?

What country makes the most machine tools?

How many machine tools were bought last year across the whole world?

Is Italy spending more on machine tools now than they were 5 years ago?

How is the World Machine Tool Survey data collected?

Gardner Intelligence reaches out directly to national/continental machine tool associations for data on their country’s machine tool production and consumption. We then marry that data with import/export data from the International Trade Commission and macroeconomic data from Moody’s to provide a full picture of what a given country’s machine tool economy looks like.

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