Trade fair
Stanztec 2022 is canceled
The trade fair for stamping technology was scheduled to take place in Pforzheim from June 28 to 30.
The seventh Stanztec - trade fair for stamping technology - has to be canceled this year and will not take place again until 2024. The event for stamping all-rounders and sheet metal processing specialists was due to take place at the end of June 2022. However, the current regulations do not allow the event to be held at the traditional venue CCP Pforzheim - the exhibitors have therefore decided to postpone the trade fair in line with the two-year cycle.
Postponement to 2024
Traditionally, the full spectrum of technologies, processes, products, tools and production equipment is part of the Stanztec portfolio. "This is precisely why we have made every effort to be able to hold Stanztec 2022," states Bettina Schall, Managing Director of trade fair organizer P.E. Schall. "Since our exhibitors and trade visitors already had to do without Stanztec in 2020 due to the pandemic, but we see ourselves as a service provider for exhibitors and trade visitors, we pulled out all the stops to find a solution." A solution was also in sight: "It would have been possible to hold the event in Stuttgart from 28 to 30 June 2022, both in terms of scheduling and organization". However, the result of an exhibitor survey was negative". The next Stanztec will therefore take place in June 2024.
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