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GrindingHub is fully booked
GrindingHub is fully booked
GrindingHub is fully booked
Around two weeks before the start of GrindingHub, the very last few square meters of exhibition space have now been allocated. From May 17 to 20, more than 370 exhibitors from 23 countries will be showcasing their products on almost 18,000 square meters of net exhibition space in three halls.
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Energy transition offers great potential to machine tool industry
Energy transition offers great potential to machine tool industry
Energy transition offers great potential to machine tool industry
Annual global investment in energy-related plant is set to more than double in the future, from EUR 762 billion in 2020 to EUR 1.808 billion in 2040. This represents an annual rise of 4.4 percent in real terms.
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Grinding technology manufacturers showing strong commitment to Stuttgart as new hub for sector
Grinding technology manufacturers showing strong commitment to Stuttgart as...
Grinding technology manufacturers showing strong commitment to Stuttgart as new hub for sector
About 340 well-known exhibitors from more than 20 countries have already signed up for the first event. This will underpin GrindingHub's declared intention to become a major international hub for the sector.
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GrindingHub attractive for European grinding technology manufacturers
GrindingHub attractive for European grinding technology manufacturers
GrindingHub attractive for European grinding technology manufacturers
GrindingHub is organized by the VDW (German Machine Tool Builders' Association), Frankfurt am Main, in cooperation with Messe Stuttgart and with Zurich-based Swissmem (Swiss association of mechanical and electrical engineering industries) as institutional patron.
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German metal forming technology sector closes 2021 with full order books
German metal forming technology sector closes 2021 with full...
German metal forming technology sector closes 2021 with full order books
"We are expecting the wave of Covid-19 infections to weaken in the coming weeks and many restrictions to fall away. Most manufacturers also expect supply problems to ease in the second half of the year, allowing them to complete their orders.“
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German machine tool makers close 2021 with full order books
German machine tool makers close 2021 with full order...
German machine tool makers close 2021 with full order books
"All in all, there are great prospects of the sector having a good year in 2022," Schäfer concludes. "We are expecting the wave of Covid-19 infections to weaken in the coming weeks and many restrictions to fall away.
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