3 November 2017
Following on from the “sold-out success of MACH 2016”, the MTA CEO James Selka commented: “With new halls and extra space to sell, we are seeing premium spots being snapped up by exhibitors at a good rate, leaving us with a little under a quarter of the show left to sell, which is a very encouraging sign for the industry at this stage. So we’d encourage all companies wishing to book a stand for MACH 2018 to act quickly to secure their space at the UK’s premier manufacturing technologies showcase.” MACH 2018 will take place on the atrium side of the NEC, in Halls 17, 18, 19, 20, 6 and 7.
This is the first move of the show since relocating to the NEC when it opened in 1976 and reflects the changing technologies the show covers. The new layout of the show is all on one level, enhancing both the visitor and exhibitor experience. The show is the UK’s premier manufacturing technology showcase and will take an in-depth look at the latest technological advances in and around the advanced manufacturing sector. Hot topics for discussion at the show will include Industry 4.0 and the interconnectivity of machines, Additive Manufacturing and cyber security, to name but a few. MTA’s Head of Events James Fudge, said: “We’re really excited by the developments of the MACH sales process, we’ve seen a lot of returning exhibitors increase the size of their stands and commit to attending the show.“
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MACH exhibition returns with a new show layout
MACH 2018 takes place at the NEC in Birmingham from 9th-13th April and is on course to be another bumper show, organizer MTA (Manufacturing Technologies Association) reports. With a new show layout, MACH 2018 will take place on the atrium side of the NEC, in Halls 17, 18, 19, 20, 6 and 7.
 Photo: By N-allenAt the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham, MACH 2018 takes place from 9th-13th April. |
This is the first move of the show since relocating to the NEC when it opened in 1976 and reflects the changing technologies the show covers. The new layout of the show is all on one level, enhancing both the visitor and exhibitor experience. The show is the UK’s premier manufacturing technology showcase and will take an in-depth look at the latest technological advances in and around the advanced manufacturing sector. Hot topics for discussion at the show will include Industry 4.0 and the interconnectivity of machines, Additive Manufacturing and cyber security, to name but a few. MTA’s Head of Events James Fudge, said: “We’re really excited by the developments of the MACH sales process, we’ve seen a lot of returning exhibitors increase the size of their stands and commit to attending the show.“
http://www.machexhibition.com/
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