Intec/Z connect 2021
Focus on current exhibitor developments
From March 2 to 3, Intec/Z connect 2021 will offer the metalworking and supplier industry an efficient platform for exchange within the sector, even in difficult times. An important part of the digital event is the Expo, where visitors can gain an insight into the latest developments from exhibitors.
In the Expo, the virtual exhibition area of Intec/Z connect 2021, more than 50 companies will be presenting their interactive product and service information. Digital exhibitors include Iscar, Keyence, Meyer Drehtechnik, Niles-Simmons-Hegenscheidt, Ontec Automation, SolidCAM, Trumpf Laser- und Systemtechnik, VEMASinnovativ with a joint participation with other partners and the Saxony Economic Development Corporation. The Chiron Group, Paul Horn, Profiroll Technologies and other well-known companies are also taking part in the digital event.
With live sessions directly from their companies, exhibitors offer the opportunity to experience products in real time and exchange ideas via video link. Visitors can also communicate with exhibitors via the chat in the Expo. Both days of the virtual event will also feature presentations by exhibiting companies in the Exhibitor Practice Forum.
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