Assistec at MECSPE 2021, the leading trade fair for manufacturing industry
Appointment at Bologna Fiere from 23 to 25 November Hall 30, Stand E06
The most important Italian fair dedicated to technological innovations for the manufacturing industry is finally back! From 23 to 25 November, at Bologna Fiera, will be held the 19th edition of MECSPE, a unique event full of meetings and previews from the world of industry 4.0 and smart factories. The goal is to offer a greater range of exhibition solutions to the state-of-the-art manufacturing sector. This objective was also highlighted by the decision to move the festival from Parma to the Emilian capital, Bologna. In this way, visitors and exhibitors will benefit from more efficient connections and larger infrastructures.
With almost 2,000 companies present, 375,000 square meters of exhibition space and 18 pavilions, the new edition of MECSPE promises to offer a significant product enrichment and many new features, including special initiatives and conferences. The formula of the event will remain unchanged, continuing to represent all the sectors that have always distinguished it: from machine tools to digital factory, automation and robotics.
Mark the date and participate!
Assistec will also participate in MECSPE 2021, to share visions and discover new market trends. We are convinced that this is an event of great importance, which you can not miss. In Bologna, we will be together with many other leading companies in a showcase that represents for everyone an updated overview of the industrial system of the future. During the event we will present to visitors our automation solutions, such as robotic islands, Robofeed and system integrator interventions on the CNC.
At our headquarters in Reggio Emilia, we provide electronic and mechanical technical support for machine tools for over 20 years, in order to reduce anomalies and eliminate downtime.
Do you want to participate in MECSPE 2021? Plan your visit by following the directions on the official website of the fair or contact us for more information. We are waiting for you in Bologna!
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