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The MSV - International Engineering Fair - consists of several areas. The largest of which are materials and components for industrial machinery, electronics, automation and measurement technology, sensor technology, measuring devices and robot technology for automation. Due to the ever-growing exhibitors from various countries have it not fair to their status as the largest and most international technology fair in Central Europe doubt.

MAKTEK Izmir 2017, Machine Tools, Metal – Sheet Metal Processing Machines, Tool Holders – Cutting Tools, Quality Control – Measurement Systems, CAD/CAM, PLM Software and Manufacturing Technologies Fair ATTENDANT PROFILE CNC and Conventional Metal Working Metal Processing Machines Cutting Tools / Holders CAD / CAM, PLM Technologies Measurement and Quality Control Equipment Welding and Related Spare Parts Heat Treatment Equipment Lifting Systems Lubrication and Cooling Systems Related Institutions and Universities Related Associations Finance Institutions Professiona Publications

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all segments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitors from outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world's most international trade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognise that fact - which is another reason why no other trade fair can match the international character of EMO Hannover's visiting public.

In June this year, the Poznan International Fair, which is the biggest trade fair and conference centre in Central and Eastern Europe, once again will host ITM Polska industrial technologies fair. 

10 Fair of Metal Processing, Tools and Machine Tools STOM-TOOL Year after year the Targi Kielce's Industrial Spring  events cycle has been gaining an increased popularity. The upcoming, tenth edition held from 28 to 30 March 2017 in Targi Kielce will only prove this trend. The Fair of Metal Processing, Tools and Machine Tools STOM-TOOL is a very important point on the expo agenda.

There wasn’t much time to examine the intricate lotus blossoms lining the halls of the show floor before a blaring speaker called the diverse pack of reporters to attention. Italy, Germany, Turkey, Brazil, South Korea, Mexico—all these countries and more were represented among the eager faces of the international trade press, waiting with notepads and cameras ready for the week’s first formal appointment. All had been invited to Taiwan’s largest metalworking trade show largely to see technology innovations like the one touted by the man with the microphone: a networked cell with machines automatically adjusting parameters based on real-time sensor feedback.