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.
The 27th International Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition, EuroBLECH, will open its doors again at the Hanover Exhibition Grounds in Germany from 22-25 October 2024. It is the world’s largest exhibition for sheet metal processing, covering the entire supply chain with 15 different technology sectors.
The world’s leading trade exhibition for the sheet-metalworking industry is back and opens its doors from 25-28 October 2022 at the Hanover Exhibition Grounds in Germany. A total of 1,300 exhibitors from 39 countries are ready to showcase their latest innovative manufacturing solutions covering a total net exhibition space of 88,000 square metres. Meet ISMR’s team on its booth H92 in Hall 14 at the show!
Thinking of coming to EuroBLECH in Hanover, Germany, from 25-28 October 2022? Plan your visit to the show with ISMR’s EuroBLECH Preview in its September 2022 issue on https://joom.ag/F9dd/p38 It includes an exhibition introduction, visitor guide and selected hall highlights.
EuroBLECH 2022, the 26th International Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition, takes place from 25-28 October 2022 at the Hanover Exhibition Grounds in Germany. Four months ahead of the show, around 1,300 exhibitors from 39 countries have already secured their stand space at the leading trade exhibition for the global sheet metal working industry.
The 26th edition of the International Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition, EuroBLECH 2022, will take place from 25-28 October 2022 in Hanover, Germany. Following the latest easing of COVID-19 restrictions, show organiser Mack-Brooks Exhibitions has confirmed that the world’s largest trade event for sheet metal processing will go ahead as planned.
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