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EuroMold 2010 Dates and Location Announced

Show to take place Dec. 1-4 in Turkey.

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By DE Editors  

July 12, 2010

By DE Editors

The  17th  EuroMold,  World  Fair  for  Moldmaking  and Tooling, Design and Application Development, will take place Dec 1 – 4, 2010 in Turkey.  The show expects about  1,500  exhibitors  from 45 countries and approximately 60,000 trade visitors.  

EuroMold will present latest trends in product development. Highlights include the special feature shows “Energy Efficiency and Moldmaking” and “e-Production for everyone” as well as conferences, forums and workshops.

The   EuroMold  fairs  concept  “From  Idea  to  Prototype to Series Production” illustrates the entire process chain. Here all parties involved  in  product  development  will  be  united  —  form designers, to moldmakers,  machine tool producers, subcontractors to users. Core areas at EuroMold are moldmaking and tooling as well as Rapid Prototyping, pattern making and prototypes, CAD/CAM, simulation/virtual reality, machine tools and tools, engineering and design.

For more information, visit EuroMold.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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