Sheet metal working professionals from all over the world will meet again in Hanover, Germany, from 25 – 29 October 2016 at the largest trade exhibition for this industry sector. EuroBLECH offers its audience a comprehensive overview of the prevailing trends in sheet metal working: Some 1,600 exhibitors from 40 countries (link to: http://www.euroblech.com/english/exhibitor-list) will put an impressive range of machines, tools and systems live on display, across eight exhibition halls.
With this year’s theme “The New Generation of Sheet Metal Working”, EuroBLECH reflects the prevailing somewhat revolutionary development in production technology. As the global business barometer and leading industry platform for the sheet metal working industry, EuroBLECH will present a large variety of tailor-made solutions for optimising and modernising production processes.
Exhibiting companies will put a comprehensive range of machinery, tools and systems for the entire sheet metal working technology chain (link to http://www.euroblech.com/english/euroblech/exhibition-profile/) on display. The exhibition profile includes sheet metal, semi-finished and finished products, handling, separation, forming, flexible sheet metal working, joining, additive manufacturing, welding and surface treatment, processing of hybrid structures, tools, quality control, CAD/CAM/CIM systems and R&D.
Ticket Shop now open: Get your entry ticket in advance and save!
Entrance tickets for EuroBLECH 2016 are now available via the Online Ticket Shop (link to: https://www.messe-ticket.de/DMAG/EuroBLECH2016/Shop?culture=en). Tickets can also be purchased on-site during the exhibition. A day ticket in pre-sale via the Ticket Shop costs €30 instead of €38 on-site and a season ticket online €50 instead of €58 on-site.
Discover the new EuroBLECH 2016 Online Show Preview!
The official EuroBLECH Show Preview (link to: http://www.euroblech.com/preview/english/) with information on many exhibitors and their products is now available online. The Online Show Preview provides detailed descriptions about the machines, systems and services which will be displayed in Hanover this year. In preparation for your visit to EuroBLECH 2016, you will be able to create and print your personalised Show Preview.
Plan your travel now!
EuroBLECH 2016 takes place in halls 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 27 of the Exhibition Grounds in Hanover, Germany.
The exhibition is open from Tuesday, 25 October to Friday, 28 October 2016, from 9.00 – 18.00, and on Saturday, 29 October 2016, from 9.00 – 15.00.
Important and useful information about travel & accommodation, visas and travel packages as well as special offers from Deutsche Bahn AG, the German Railway Company, and Lufthansa is available in the travel section of the exhibition website (link to http://www.euroblech.com/english/travel/how-to-reach-us/).
EuroBLECH App
Get the official mobile show guide: A free exhibition app for iPhone and Android will be available for download two weeks prior to the show. Further visitor information. (link to: http://www.euroblech.com/english/visitors/)
Get involved with EuroBLECH on Social Media!
Would you like to receive the latest news on EuroBLECH 2016? Then visit the EuroBLECH Social Media channels (link to: http://www.euroblech.com/english/press/social-media/?visit) and receive regular updates for visitors, but also for exhibitors and the press. You can find EuroBLECH on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. Take a look at our channels and follow EuroBLECH 2016! #euroblech
Subscribe to the EuroBLECH Bulletin!
For regular updates on EuroBLECH 2016 and latest news from the sheet metal working industry, you can subscribe to the EuroBLECH Bulletin (link to: http://www.euroblech.com/english/bulletin/). The online newsletter provides useful tips for your visit to the show as well as brief overviews about products and services presented at EuroBLECH 2016.
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