Photography | Powtech Frank Boxler - Thomas Geiger


IPB: IN-PERSON AGAIN


meet as equals to enjoy questions, discussions and knowledge-sharing. It is just like the on-site POWTECH event that we know and love and are already looking forward to.” Another event forced to postpone was POWTECH India. Originally known as Powder and Bulk Solids India and scheduled for September this year, it will now take place next year in parallel with the HPCI India event on February 11-12 in Mumbai. Not only does it bring together experts from the production and processing technology environment, it embraces decision-makers from the chemical, pharmaceutical and food production sectors, as well as energy, recycling and non-metallic mineral (pit and quarry) industries.


THE POWER OF NETWORKING Whatever the format, POWTECH has long been ragarded as the world’s undisputed number one event for powder, granule and bulk solids technologies. It reflects the current state of the art in mechanical processing technologies and instrumentation – and so provides a unique overview for a variety of industries from glass, building materials and paper to pharmaceuticals, chemicals and food. Experts visit to look for pioneering innovations in size reduction,


screening, mixing, conveying, dosing or granulating and many other processes. And the statistics are testament to the effectiveness of that. For example, 49 per cent of exhibitors reached their major target groups during POWTECH and 87 per cent say they expect noticeable follow- up business. Ninety three per cent of visitors are known to influence procurement decisions in their company. All good reasons to make the first live event a must for the 2022 calendar.


POWTECH 2022 | EXPO | CLICK ON ICON


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