Mach-Tech
The Mach-Tech is considered one of the most important trade fairs in the field of mechanical engineering and manufacturing technology and takes place annually, usually in the spring, as part of the Industry Days at the HUNGEXPO Budapest Congress and Exhibition Centre in Hungary. The modern event center covers an area of 36 hectares and offers ideal conditions for large-scale events. The Mach-Tech is organized by Hungexpo C.Co.Ltd., a leading Hungarian trade fair organizer specializing in trade and consumer fairs across various industries. The fair focuses on areas such as mechanical engineering, metal processing, automation, robotics, tool and mold making, as well as quality assurance and measurement technology.
Each year, the Mach-Tech attracts numerous international exhibitors and visitors who can learn about the latest products, technologies, and services in the industry. A particular emphasis is placed on innovative solutions for Industry 4.0 and the advancing digitization of manufacturing processes. The fair offers exciting highlights such as expert forums, live demonstrations, and networking events, giving participants the opportunity to expand their expertise and establish new business contacts. By providing a forum for the exchange of ideas, technologies, and business opportunities, the Mach-Tech strengthens Hungary's national industry. This country has a long tradition in mechanical engineering and manufacturing technology and is committed to continuously developing these sectors. By promoting the competitive advantage of Hungarian companies on the global market, the Mach-Tech makes a significant contribution to strengthening the economy. Overall, as part of the Industry Days, it offers an excellent platform for industry professionals to exchange information on current trends and technologies and discover forward-looking solutions in mechanical engineering and manufacturing technology.
The Mach-Tech will take place on 4 days from Tuesday, 07. May to Friday, 10. May 2024 in Budapest.
(Sourcee: www.messeninfo.de)
Albertirsai út 10., H-1101 Budapest,
Budapest, Ungarn
