EXHIBITIONS
Stand reservation already started for Fastener Fair Stuttgart 2013
From26th F – 28th February 2013, Fastener Fair Stuttgart, Europe’s leading trade exhibition for the fastener and fixing industry, will once again open its doors in Stuttgart, Germany.
astener Fair Stuttgart 2011 was the biggest ever. On an enlarged exhibition area, covering 12,500 square metres, 667 exhibitors from 40 countries showcased a comprehensive range of products and services for the
fastener and fixing industry. Some 8,300 industry professionals, an increase of 38% compared with the previous exhibition, visited the show. Fastener Fair Stuttgart 2013 will once again occupy three halls
at the modern Stuttgart Trade Fair Centre. Eleven months ahead of the exhibition, some 150 companies from all over the world have already reserved more than 6,000m² of exhibition space. Major exhibitor countries include Germany, Italy, United Kingdom and the Netherlands. Fastener Fair Stuttgart represents the entire supply chain of
the fastener and fixing industry, the show profile covers materials and semi-finished products, production equipment, surface technology and quality assurance, as well as finished products in diverse materials and modern bonding processes. Storage,
distribution and information services round off the exhibition profile. Ahead of Fastener Fair Stuttgart 2013, the fastener and fixing
industry can look forward to three further events organised by Mack Brooks Exhibitions in key growth markets: Fastener Fair Hannover will take place from 24th
– 26th
Hannover Exhibition Centre in Hannover, Germany. Fastener Fair Thailand will open its doors from 6th
– 8th – 21st April 2012 at the September 2012 at
Bangkok International Exhibition Centre in Bangkok, Thailand, and Fastener Fair Brasil will take place from 20th 2012 at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil.
Exhibiting at Fastener Fair Stuttgart 2013 Reservation for Fastener Fair Stuttgart 2013 has already
begun. Companies interested in exhibiting can request exhibitor information by contacting the Fastener Fair Stuttgart team on +44 (0)1727 814400 or via email at
info@fastenerfair.com.
www.fastenerfair.com
Hardware+Tools focuses on regional construction
Globally the construction industry is showing signs of being on the up, leading to a revival in construction activity and the resultant demand for all types of constructionmachinery. This bodes well for the upcoming Hardware+Tools Middle East which has introduced an increased focus onmachinery for this year’s edition which will run from8th
– 10th H 44 May at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
ardware+Tools reports that recent market research indicates that the global market for construction machinery, fuelled by considerable revival in construction activity over the last year, is expected to grow at a robust 6.5% annually until 2015, when it is estimated to be worth US$171 billion. “Given the continuing demand in the region due to new contracts being awarded, Hardware+Tools Middle East, the
region’s international trade fair for tools, hardware, materials and machinery, is now increasing its focus on the machinery section,” said Ahmed Pauwels, CEO of organiser, Epoc Messe Frankfurt. “The trade fair attracts key buyers and decision makers from the region and endeavours to meet the needs of this promising market.” According to the organisers, over 77% of the trade visitors to last year’s Hardware+Tools Middle East were key decision makers and
buyers from 64 countries, with the top 5 visiting countries apart from the UAE being Saudi Arabia, Iran, Oman, India and Bahrain. The newly launched machinery segment will spotlight the aluminium, wood, steel, plastic and rubber industries and targets engineers, contractors, machinery distributors, traders, building materials and manufacturers.
Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 74 March 2012 November
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