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examples of traditionally machined components and additively manufactured parts. Items spanning the engineering divide will encompass drives and encoders, sensors and actuators, controls, displays, HMIs, data acquisition and planning systems, plus business and manufacturing software. The show will reflect the ongoing growth in end-to-end digitalisation of the factory environment, as well as an increase in Industry 4.0-compatible manufacturing systems. There will likewise be an emphasis on reshoring of production, plus new ecological technologies such as green energy generation, efficient under-floor heating and power-saving machinery. Additional products and services serving both


sides of the exhibition will be workshop equipment, health and safety equipment including dust and fume extraction and humidity control, workplace handling and storage systems, bespoke case and foam manufacture, plastic packaging, injection moulding, supply of castings with optional added-value machining, hand tools, adhesives, industrial flooring, waste removal and recycling, freight forwarding, training, and financial and business consultancy. The new owner of the show, Easyfairs, which


runs more than 100 events across Europe, says the next expo will be a sell-out and expects well in excess of 9,000 people through the doors, as in previous years. It operates a policy of open access, discouraging larger firms from dominating the space, so visitors will encounter a vibrant mix of multinational firms, SMEs and small vendors. It is a defining quality, giving the exhibition a unique


and environmental issues facing manufacturers today. All sessions will be CPD-approved to ensure they meet specific quality standards. The Institute for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits (IPC) hand soldering competition returns in 2025, as does AutoAero, a specialist thread that runs through the main programme concentrating on matters important to the automotive and aerospace sectors. Both are especially important to the UK economy, as they directly contribute billions of pounds to GDP, while supporting numerous businesses in their supply chains and providing much needed employment for highly skilled people. There is free car parking at the Farnborough site,


which is well connected by road and public transport links. A regular, complimentary bus service runs between the two local railway stations and the showground. Admission to the exhibition is also free of charge. Register today at: https://register.visitcloud.com/survey/00mf6xsmh61 zw?actioncode=1017


atmosphere that fosters collaboration, learning and discovery. Testament to its effectiveness as a business forum is the very high rate of return bookings. A large percentage of participants are regular returnees and many have been with the show since it started. Over the three days, attendees will be able to


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