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EVENT PREVIEW: INSTRUMENTATION LIVE & ELECTRONICS LIVE
SOURCE KEY TECHNOLOGY AT INSTRUMENTATION LIVE
nstrumentation Live is coming to the National Conference Centre in Birmingham on 17 January 2024. This brand new table top event is the ideal platform for showcasing your latest technology in the fields of test, measurement and control. The free-to-attend event aims to attract key decision makers that are looking to source the latest products and solutions and stay up-to-date with the latest developments.
I WHY VISIT?
Visitors benefit from the unique opportunity to see all of the instrumentation market leaders under one roof, while exhibitors enjoy an incredible ROI from the highly-targeted and relevant crowd that the event will attract. Exhibitors already signed up to be at the event include Michell Instruments, Micro-Epsilon, ION Science, Dwyer, POWTechnology, Calex Electronics, Trafag, Dewesoft, Asset Instruments Engineering, Luso Electronics, Rheintacho, D.A.T.S., and European Springs and Pressings. With market-leading companies exhibiting at the event and co-location with Electronics Live, there are lots of reasons to visit the event. The exhibition enables visitors to source cutting-edge innovations and expert knowledge from market-leaders.
rand new one-day exhibition Electronics Live has been announced for next year. The event for the electronic components sector will make its debut alongside the Instrumentation Live exhibition – formerly known as Sensors & Instrumentation – at the National Conference Centre, Birmingham on 17 January 2024. Exhibition space for Electronics Live is now available to be purchased in a convenient ‘table top’ format, which should ensure visitors see as many electronics companies and innovations as possible under one roof. Louise Tiller, media director at Datateam Business Media which is behind the new events, says: “In between busy schedules and hybrid working and most of us doing more work than ever before it can be hard to find the time to get out of the office and attend a trade show. “Opening at 10am and closing at 4pm,
B WHY EXHIBIT?
Have you got new products and solutions that you want to showcase? Instrumentation Live is an ideal platform to launch your innovations to the UK market. The exhibition will attract a highly engaged and focused audience and serves as the ideal opportunity to strengthen existing business relationships and secure new connections. And with the 2024 exhibition joining forces with Electronics Live, there will be more opportunities to network than ever before. Furthermore, Instrumentation Live receives extensive coverage in a number of industry publications - meaning that all of its exhibitors do too. The NCC will be the place for your test, measurement, control and electronic needs come 17 January 2024.
FIND OUT MORE Please visit
www.instrumentationlive.co.uk to find out more about this exciting new event. Alternatively, to find out more about exhibiting at Instrumentation Live, please contact Louise Tiller by emailing
ltiller@datateam.co.uk.
Instrumentation Live
instrumentationlive.co.uk
CELEBRATE 40 YEARS OF CIE AT ELECTRONICS LIVE
Electronics Live and Instrumentation Live offer the perfect solution. A time and cost effective one-day exhibition.”
Tiller adds: “Start your year with new leads and be amongst the industry as we create new business opportunities.”
Manufacturers, suppliers and distributors of electronic components are invited to get in touch now to find out more about the event. The event will also celebrate the 40th anniversary of electronics magazine CIE (Components in Electronics). On the evening of 17 Jaunary 2024, there will be a three course meal, entertainment and a special guest to honour one of the most important publications in the electronics sector. To find out more about exhibiting, attending the evening event, or visiting please contact Harriet Campbell on: Tel: 01622 699184 or Email:
HCampbell@cieonline.co.uk.
Electronics Live
electronicslive.uk
26 Autumn 2023 UKManufacturing
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