Aluminium, in Essen, Germany, provides an overview of the entire aluminium industry. Aluminium is the international platform for suppliers of raw material, semi-finished and finished products, surface treatment and machinery producers, plant and equipment for aluminium processing and manufacturing. Light-metals trade, consultancy and experts opinions.October 2014 Edition:
From October 7 to October 9, 2014 it will be held Aluminium in Messe Dusseldorf, Germany. This is the 10th world trade fair and conference and a trade show and 2B2 platform for the aluminium industry. It held since 1997 and since then it was a success with amazing results and offers to the entire value chain solutions for aluminium industry and all the applications and near fields.Aluminium Dusseldorf is an international meeting place for all the processors, producers, suppliers of technologies, designers, engineers, and buyers from the entire aluminium industry. This amazing event is focused in the following industries as target groups:
- Automotive (cars, commercial vehicles).
- Transport (railway, ship and aircraft building).
- Engineering.
- Electrics and electronics.
- Building and construction.
- Packaging and consumer durables.
Aluminium is the leader trade show, and has the best B2 platform for the aluminium industry and for all the application needed. Most of the visitors and exhibitors are manufacturers, producers, processors, suppliers and consumers. Most of the products exhibited are made from raw material, semi-finished, structural works, supplies, and surface treatment, etc.Aluminium is focused in all the industries from automotive, aerospace, transport engineering, shipbuilding, electrical and electronical engineering. In 2012 there were 25% more visitors than the last event and there was 10% more exhibitors. And each time is held a new Aluminium event there is even more and more visitors and exhibitors. There were more than 1,100 exhibitor from more than 100 countries and 25,000 trade visitors, it was a 50% from foreign countries.
