From 27 – 29 October 2009, BLECH Polska, Technology Exhibition for Sheet Metal Working, will open its doors at its new venue, the Exhibition Centre in Kielce.
60 exhibitors from 12 countries present a vast array of machines, tools, systems and materials from all sectors of the sheet metal manufacturing process, including metal-forming and bending solutions, stamping, pressing, automation, flexible manufacturing systems, metal supply, cutting, punching, joining/welding, tooling, laser technology, CAD/CAM, finishing/coating, quality assurance and material handling. Together with innovative solutions to enhance fabrication processes, there is also a range of conventional machinery and tools on display.
For everyone involved in sheet metal working, BLECH Polska 2009 is therefore an ideal event to gain an overview of what is available on the market and to source the right equipment.
Although the current global economic crisis has also affected Polish industry production, Poland still represents a key production site for quality products within the metal working sector. A large number of foreign companies have been investing in Poland’s special economic zones, such as the sub zones of ?ódz and Kutno. Latest investor is an Italian company, which intends to construct a factory manufacturing metal sheets for domestic appliances. The new production facility is expected to create 100-120 jobs.
A large majority of the exhibiting companies at BLECH Polska 2009 are machine tool producers and suppliers from outside Poland, predominantly from Germany and Italy. An up-to-date exhibitor list as well as information on how to visit can be found at www.blechpolska.com. Visitors who register online will have free access to the show. The entry fee on-site is 10€.
Opening hours of the trade exhibition are Tuesday, 27 October and Wednesday, 28 October 2009, from 10.00 to 17.00 hrs and Thursday, 29 October, from 10.00 to 15.00 hrs.
60 exhibitors from 12 countries present a vast array of machines, tools, systems and materials from all sectors of the sheet metal manufacturing process, including metal-forming and bending solutions, stamping, pressing, automation, flexible manufacturing systems, metal supply, cutting, punching, joining/welding, tooling, laser technology, CAD/CAM, finishing/coating, quality assurance and material handling. Together with innovative solutions to enhance fabrication processes, there is also a range of conventional machinery and tools on display.
For everyone involved in sheet metal working, BLECH Polska 2009 is therefore an ideal event to gain an overview of what is available on the market and to source the right equipment.
Although the current global economic crisis has also affected Polish industry production, Poland still represents a key production site for quality products within the metal working sector. A large number of foreign companies have been investing in Poland’s special economic zones, such as the sub zones of ?ódz and Kutno. Latest investor is an Italian company, which intends to construct a factory manufacturing metal sheets for domestic appliances. The new production facility is expected to create 100-120 jobs.
A large majority of the exhibiting companies at BLECH Polska 2009 are machine tool producers and suppliers from outside Poland, predominantly from Germany and Italy. An up-to-date exhibitor list as well as information on how to visit can be found at www.blechpolska.com. Visitors who register online will have free access to the show. The entry fee on-site is 10€.
Opening hours of the trade exhibition are Tuesday, 27 October and Wednesday, 28 October 2009, from 10.00 to 17.00 hrs and Thursday, 29 October, from 10.00 to 15.00 hrs.
