Jakarta — International Hardware Fair Indonesia (IHF Indonesia) returns for its second edition this September, building on a strong debut that drew more than 13,000 visitors from 49 countries and over 480 exhibitors from 32 countries in 2025. This year, the show moves to NICE, PIK 2, running 24–27 September 2026 alongside interzum jakarta and IFFINA+ powered by Imm Cologne, as part of the Indonesia Materials, Manufacturing & Furniture Connect (IMMFC) industry week.
IHF Indonesia positions itself as the country’s leading B2B platform for hardware, tools, and DIY solutions, arriving at a moment of accelerating demand. Indonesia’s hardware market reached USD 4.5 billion in 2023, driven by over USD 27 billion in government infrastructure investment between 2023 and 2025, alongside a growing base of more than 12 million households engaged in home renovation and DIY activity. The show also draws on Indonesia’s homegrown “ngoprek” culture — a resourceful, hands-on approach to fixing, adjusting, and building — which has fuelled steady demand for tools and hardware suited to practical, real-world use.
The 2026 edition is organised across five categories: Tools; Industrial Supply Equipment; Fasteners & Fixing; Personal Protective Equipment; and Home Improvement Tools, bringing together hand tools, power tools, machine tools, workshop and factory equipment, fastening and fixing technology, furniture fittings, protective equipment, and home DIY solutions under one roof.
Beyond the show floor, IHF Indonesia 2026 introduces a stronger community and skills-building dimension through three dedicated programmes:
- DIY Festival: A hands-on, interactive festival-style showcase of home accessories
product-making, hosted and presented by Archlabs. - DIY Workshop: Led by content creator Dimas Gepeto, featuring woodworking
techniques to create functional products visitors can use or take home right away. - DIY Class: A range of technical trainings and DIY classes to deepen technical
knowledge, including structured training toward Beginner Level Mechanical Measurement competence, awarding a workshop e-certificate and a BNSP competency certificate.
Together, these programmes reflect IHF Indonesia’s dual positioning — a B2B sourcing platform for hardware distributors, retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers, and a community touchpoint for Indonesia’s growing DIY movement, an audience increasingly relevant to exhibitors building brand presence in the market.
As part of IMMFC, IHF Indonesia connects directly into Indonesia’s first fully integrated hulu-ke-hilir industry week, positioned as the mid-stream link between interzum jakarta’s materials and system intelligence and IFFINA+’s finished furniture and market application — bringing hardware and tools distributors, retailers, and makers into one connected value chain.
Visitors and exhibitors can find more information and register at
www.hardwarefair-indonesia.com
Source: International Hardware Fair Indonesia http://www.hardwarefair-indonesia.com
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