EMO Hannover 2019
Metalworking trade fair with high number of registrations
By December 1 of this year, 1,780 exhibitors from 41 countries had registered for the upcoming EMO Hannover 2019.
"We are delighted with the fantastic response that EMO Hannover, the world's leading trade fair for metalworking, is once again receiving from all sides," says EMO General Commissioner Carl-Martin Welcker. "The list of exhibitors shows a significant increase compared to the last EMO and already reads like a Who's Who of the international machine tool industry," he continues.
Market leaders in all areas of technology are among them. New companies are added every day. Welcker: "We are also pleased that many exhibitors have increased their stand space and are therefore even more representative than last time."
EMO will take place from September 16 to 21 under the motto "Smart technologies driving tomorrow's production!". A new exhibition area "IoT in production" underlines its claim to position itself as a platform for networking in production. Dr. Wilfried Schäfer, Managing Director of EMO organizer VDW (German Machine Tool Builders' Association), explains: "IoT in production provides a complete overview of the key aspects of networking, including data security, data analysis, process monitoring, predictive maintenance and smart data management."
Many benefits for members of the Club of Metalworking
The trade fair therefore promises to be particularly exciting. This is also attractive for the members of the "Club of Metalworking" who want to come to EMO. The VDW founded this network for international experts in production technology in May of this year. "The benefits of membership will come into play for the first time at EMO Hannover," says Schäfer. It is free of charge and offers attractive benefits. From skilled workers to managing directors, every member is welcome - in addition to admission tickets, an online forum, free public transport tickets for the trade fair, a newsletter and a lounge await club members.
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