In the November issue of ISMR (https://joom.ag/ztnd), we review the sheet metal industry in 2023 by interviewing a variety of global manufacturers on their view of markets, trends and new technologies as well as plans, projects, new investments and forecasts for 2024.
Amidst ongoing global challenges, the sheet metal working industry showcased its dedication to progress and growth at the 27th International Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition, EuroBLECH 2024. With 38,946 trade visitors from 114 countries and 1,317 exhibitors over 160,000 sqm gross space, the event reaffirmed its role as the world's leading platform for innovation and business in this sector.
From 22-25 October 2024, the international sheet metal working industry will gather at EuroBLECH 2024 at the Hanover Exhibition Grounds in Hanover, Germany. Under the theme ‘The Power of Productivity,’ some 1,300 exhibitors from 40 countries will showcase the world’s largest selection of sheet metal working technology under one roof, all designed to boost performance and efficiency.
ISMR sat down with Voortman’s Head of Commerce, Rutger Voortman, to discover how Voortman’s philosophy, investments and scope of operations have evolved to fit changing market and customer requirements.
How can automotive OEMs calculate the true carbon footprint of the materials that they use in vehicles? To find an answer to this question, ISMR took part in a roundtable discussion hosted by Outokumpu and its automotive specialists.
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Vaski Group Oy’s owner and managing director, Michael Mansour, outlines his expectations for the recent acquisition of Pivatic Oy and his views on global markets, new technologies and industry trends for manufacturers.
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