Intec and Z 2023
Registration phase launched for the Leipzig trade fair network
Preparations for the next edition of Intec and Z have begun: The trade fair duo will take place from March 7 to 10, 2023 as a presence event at Leipziger Messe and invites you to the first important industry meeting point of the year for manufacturing technology in metalworking and for the supplier industry in Europe. Exhibitors can register now.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the last edition of the trade fair network could only be held as a virtual event - and although Intec and Z were also able to impress with the digital format, there is great anticipation for the regular face-to-face trade fairs. "Our digital event has helped to maintain the dialog between industry, science and business. However, our exhibitors and partners clearly reflect us: the live experience of new products and the personal, professional exchange at the trade fairs cannot be replaced in the future," says Markus Geisenberger, Managing Director of Leipziger Messe. "We are delighted that the next edition of Intec and Z will once again transform our exhibition grounds into an innovative workbench. In 2023, our trade fair alliance will be the first important industry meeting place for production technology in metalworking and for the supplier industry in Europe."
Successful trade fair concept to be continued
In these times of serious industrial upheaval, the Leipzig trade fair duo will once again focus on high-performance products, new technologies and innovative developments from the metalworking industry and the supplier sector in March 2023. "We are continuing the proven and successful concept of Intec and Z and developing it further with a view to the needs of the industry. We are addressing current, important topics that our exhibitors and visitors deal with intensively in their daily work.
Increasing digitalization and robotization, sustainable, resource-efficient production and the challenges of recruiting young talent play a major role here," reports the new project director of Intec and Z, Ulrike Lange, who has many years of experience in managing trade fairs at Leipziger Messe.
In-person trade fair with digital offerings
At Intec and Z 2023, the focus will once again be on the live experience in the exhibition halls. In addition, trade fair participants can look forward to a digital offering that complements the face-to-face event and offers additional added value. For example, a new, comprehensive exhibitor and product world will be created on the Intec and Z websites, where visitors can find out about new products before, during and after the trade fairs and find contact details for exhibiting companies.
The registration documents for Intec and Z 2023 are now available: Interested companies can now register for the upcoming edition of Leipzig's industrial trade fairs.
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