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EXHIBITION PREVIEW
MACHINEBUILDING.LIVE
ALL THE LATEST INNOVATIONS TO BE UNVEILED AT
MACHINEBUILDING.LIVE THIS OCTOBER With nearly 150
exhibitors, workshops and an Action Arena featuring the latest developments,
MachineBuilding.Live will be taking place on October 2nd at the National
Motorcycle Museum
more exhibitors – now almost 150 – and the addition of useful new features for visitors. This unique event provides a focused forum where machine builders, systems integrators and manufacturing companies that are keen to automate can discover and discuss the latest products, processes and innovations to have
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uilding on the popularity of the inaugural
MachineBuilding.Live event last Autumn, the 2024 event will feature
emerged over the last 12 months. Among those exhibiting this year are ABB,
Abssac, Acorn Industrial Services, ACS Motion Control, Advanced Adhesives, Apex Dynamics, Applied Automation, B&R Industrial Automation, Beckhoff Automation, Bosch Rexroth, British Encoder Products, CamdenBoss, Camozzi Automation, Cross & Morse, E-T-A Circuit Breakers, EAO, Eaton, Electro Mechanical Systems, Eplan, Euchner, European Springs & Pressings, FATH, Festo, Fibox, HepcoMotion, ifm electronic, igus, IKO Nippon Thomson, jbj Techniques, Kabelschlepp Metool, Lamonde, Lenze, Leuze electronic, Loctite, Mayr Transmissions, Mclennan Servo Supplies, Micro-Epsilon, MiniTec, Moons’ Industries, Murrelektronik, Omron, Pepperl+Fuchs, Pilz, Rittal, Schaeffler, Schneider Electric, SICK, Siemens, Tempa Pano, Turck Banner, WEG, and many more…
WORKSHOPS A key element of the 2024 event, held at the National Motorcycle Museum on October 2nd, is the workshops programme, which has this year been extended to ten sessions. This will provide a world-class programme that addresses real- world engineering challenges and explores today’s most pressing machine building and factory automation concerns. Half of the workshops are
Nearly 150 companies will be exhibiting their products and solutions at the 2024
MachineBuilding.Live event
focused exclusively on the subject of machinery safety, with each hosted by a leading expert in the field. So, if you are a machine builder, systems integrator or manufacturing professional keen to automate, this will be an unequalled opportunity to get right up to date with all the latest UK Legislation and Regulations, how to ensure compliance, and what forthcoming changes are likely to appear in the future.
NEW ACTION ARENA New at
MachineBuilding.Live for 2024 is an Action Arena. This will feature some of the latest developments from leading
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suppliers and demonstrations by the experts behind them. Seeing is believing when it comes to the speed, precision and repeatability you will witness. Head for the Compton Suite when you arrive to see some of the most fascinating and potentially game-changing innovations to have emerged onto the machine building scene recently.
ONE DAY - ALL THE ANSWERS When the organisers say ‘One Day all the Answers’, they really do mean that this is an event where you can get the maximum return on your time investment because it uses a unique, compressed, format. It is especially designed to allow visitors to get in, get round everybody and see everything, and then get back to work in short order. Discovering, discussing and comparing options with expert advice can be done in record time here. Visitors also benefit from abundant free parking right outside the event door, free event entry, a free showguide, a complimentary breakfast roll and brew on arrival (before 11am), and free entry to the fantastic National Motorcycle Museum on the day. Visitor registration is open on the website.
www.machinebuilding.live
There will be ten workshop sessions during the one-day event
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