From 14 to 16 November next year, InPrint 2017 will present highly advanced printing technologies and customised printing solutions for application in industrial production. Focusing on functional, decorative and packaging printing, the specialised exhibition will showcase the latest technologies, components and services for speciality, screen, digital, inkjet and 3D printing. The third InPrint in Germany will once more be held at the Munich Trade Fair Centre, Germany, co-located with productronica, the world’s leading trade fair for electronics development and production. Companies interested in exhibiting at InPrint 2017 can now book their stands and find all information, including the reservation form for exhibitors, on the show’s website www.inprintshow.com/germany.
The exhibition profile for InPrint 2017 comprises innovative technologies, machinery & components as well as equipment, tools and services for printing on metal, plastics, foil, textile, glass, ceramics, wood and other substrates. Exhibitors at the show will include producers of printing machinery and systems, of components and special parts, of pre-press devices and chemicals, of equipment for processing and finishing, of inks, fluids and chemicals as well as providers of software solutions, materials and substrates, of services for the industrial printing sector and, furthermore, representatives from research, from trade associations and from trade publications.
95% of exhibitors at InPrint 2015 achieved their aims, 82% praised the visitor quality
Compared to the first show in 2014, the second edition of InPrint in 2015 closed with not only visitor and exhibitor numbers having increased by a third (3,400 visitors, 145 exhibitors), but also the total net exhibition space (5,500 m2). In the post-show survey, 95% of exhibitors stated that they had fully or partly achieved their aims, 89% of exhibitors had received positive business enquiries and 82% of exhibitors rated the visitor quality as good or excellent and were highly satisfied with the show.
Considerable proportion of decision makers among the visitors of InPrint 2015
Visitors from 65 different countries came to InPrint in November 2015. The majority were of management and R&D level from the industrial printing sector, from traditional printing companies and from various manufacturing industries. The range of industrial fields included additive and advanced manufacturing, aeronautics and aerospace, appliance and equipment manufacturing, ceramics and glass, medical, rapid and regular prototyping, to name but a few. Visitors came from leading companies such as AIRBUS, BMW Group, Continental Automotive GmbH, Daimler AG, Hamberger Flooring GmbH, HUGO BOSS AG, Kraft Foods R&D Inc., Procter & Gamble, RUAG Aerospace GmbH and Villeroy & Boch.
In addition to the 3,400 InPrint visitors, a further 1,324 visitors of the co-located productronica show made use of the offer to visit both shows with one combined ticket. More than 60 conference sessions took place on the show floor, from panel discussions to Tech Talks, and offered additional opportunities for exchange and networking between exhibitors and visitors.
Marcus Timson, founder and co-organiser of InPrint, is confident that the 2017 show will once again be an event of the highest standard: “InPrint targets print specialists from the entire industrial print supply chain who are specialised in functional and/or decorative printing and need to invest in this rapidly growing sector. In the exhibition survey for InPrint 2015, respondents who had attended both InPrint 2014 and 2015 believed the market and technology had evolved considerably and that the InPrint Show had played a key part in this development. This feedback is a great motivation for us to design InPrint 2017 as an even more inspiring industry exhibition and as the leading platform for this fast developing market“.
The exhibition profile for InPrint 2017 comprises innovative technologies, machinery & components as well as equipment, tools and services for printing on metal, plastics, foil, textile, glass, ceramics, wood and other substrates. Exhibitors at the show will include producers of printing machinery and systems, of components and special parts, of pre-press devices and chemicals, of equipment for processing and finishing, of inks, fluids and chemicals as well as providers of software solutions, materials and substrates, of services for the industrial printing sector and, furthermore, representatives from research, from trade associations and from trade publications.
95% of exhibitors at InPrint 2015 achieved their aims, 82% praised the visitor quality
Compared to the first show in 2014, the second edition of InPrint in 2015 closed with not only visitor and exhibitor numbers having increased by a third (3,400 visitors, 145 exhibitors), but also the total net exhibition space (5,500 m2). In the post-show survey, 95% of exhibitors stated that they had fully or partly achieved their aims, 89% of exhibitors had received positive business enquiries and 82% of exhibitors rated the visitor quality as good or excellent and were highly satisfied with the show.
Considerable proportion of decision makers among the visitors of InPrint 2015
Visitors from 65 different countries came to InPrint in November 2015. The majority were of management and R&D level from the industrial printing sector, from traditional printing companies and from various manufacturing industries. The range of industrial fields included additive and advanced manufacturing, aeronautics and aerospace, appliance and equipment manufacturing, ceramics and glass, medical, rapid and regular prototyping, to name but a few. Visitors came from leading companies such as AIRBUS, BMW Group, Continental Automotive GmbH, Daimler AG, Hamberger Flooring GmbH, HUGO BOSS AG, Kraft Foods R&D Inc., Procter & Gamble, RUAG Aerospace GmbH and Villeroy & Boch.
In addition to the 3,400 InPrint visitors, a further 1,324 visitors of the co-located productronica show made use of the offer to visit both shows with one combined ticket. More than 60 conference sessions took place on the show floor, from panel discussions to Tech Talks, and offered additional opportunities for exchange and networking between exhibitors and visitors.
Marcus Timson, founder and co-organiser of InPrint, is confident that the 2017 show will once again be an event of the highest standard: “InPrint targets print specialists from the entire industrial print supply chain who are specialised in functional and/or decorative printing and need to invest in this rapidly growing sector. In the exhibition survey for InPrint 2015, respondents who had attended both InPrint 2014 and 2015 believed the market and technology had evolved considerably and that the InPrint Show had played a key part in this development. This feedback is a great motivation for us to design InPrint 2017 as an even more inspiring industry exhibition and as the leading platform for this fast developing market“.
