Sheet Metal Industry Gears Up: EuroBLECH 2024 Sees Record Bookings

St Albans, UK – EuroBLECH, the global flagship event on sheet metal working, has its stand allocation in full swing for next year’s edition. Pre-bookings have substantially increased, and the show is now open to new exhibitor inquiries. The previous edition in 2022 marked a significant milestone in the recovery of the sheet metal industry, featuring 1,300 exhibitors from 39 countries on a net exhibition space of 86,136 sq mt. Despite mixed forecasts for the sheet metal working industry, re-bookings for EuroBLECH 2024 have hit new heights: 15 months ahead of the show opening, 80 percent of the available stand space in the nine exhibition halls has already been reserved, and the show team is now embarking on the mammoth task of allocating the new exhibitor bookings. 

The 27th International Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition will take place from October 22-25, 2024 at the Hanover Exhibition Grounds in Germany. Known as the world's No. 1 event for everyone involved in sheet metal working, it provides a unique marketplace for tech suppliers who wish to market their latest technological advancements to a global audience of industry experts and stakeholders.

“The economic outlook for companies in the sheet metal working industry is challenging, yet promising. Placing their technology and expertise at the forefront of the sheet metal working sector, and market themselves as a thought leader is the best option to secure crucial business in future,” says Evelyn Warwick, Exhibition Director, EuroBLECH, on behalf of show organizer RX. “In addition, sheet metal producers are looking into more resourceful ways to tackle fluctuating prices for energy and raw materials, rapidly changing consumer markets, and stricter government regulations to lessen the industry’s carbon footprint. For tech suppliers offering innovative tools, equipment, software, and solutions, this means a substantial window of opportunity. Participating at EuroBLECH 2024 will help them capitalize on the current and future demand,” continues Evelyn Warwick.

With 80 percent of EuroBLECH visitors involved in purchasing decisions and nearly every second visitor attending with the intention to invest, exhibitors can expect four days of valuable face-to-face business with key contacts from global companies looking to source sheet metal working solutions. The provisional exhibitor line-up features leading international brands as well as promising start-ups from 32 countries.

15 technology sectors across nine exhibition halls cover the entire supply chain in the manufacturing of sheet metal prototypes, industrial components, and consumer parts. This includes machines, tools, and IT solutions for cutting, punching and forming, joining, welding, and fastening; surface treatment and finishing; process control and quality assurance; machine elements and components; CAD/CAM/CIM systems; warehouse and factory equipment; material recycling; and other solutions related to the processing of metal sheets, tubes, profiles, plastic hybrids, and other structures.

Companies interested in exhibiting at EuroBLECH 2024 can request the new exhibitor brochure or find all relevant information online at www.euroblech.com. The website features detailed information on the exhibition profile, show facts and figures, stand and marketing options, as well as video footage and photos of the previous event. The exhibitor section ‘Three simple steps to exhibit’ will guide companies through the process of becoming a EuroBLECH 2024 exhibitor. Available stand options include the ‘myEuroBLECH Easy Package’ with a shell scheme offer and the super convenient ‘First Time Exhibitor Package’ which includes a turnkey solution plus marketing package at a very competitive price. EuroBLECH 2024 takes place in halls 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 26, and 27 at the Hanover Exhibition Grounds, Germany. The halls are being allocated by the technology sectors as per the exhibition profile. New since EuroBLECH 2022: Hall 26 is hosting joining technology as well as surface and tool technology (previously located in Hall 13).

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