parts2clean 2018 on course for another successful show

High standards of cleanliness are required, involving the removal of particulate residues and surface films – and the standards are getting more demanding all the time. In order to remain competitive, companies around the world are under pressure to clean their parts to the required standards at the lowest possible cost. They can only do this, however, by reviewing and optimising their processes on a regular basis. parts2clean, which in 2018 takes place from 23-25 October at the Stuttgart Exhibition Center, is a prime international source of the necessary parts cleaning know-how as well as an ideal buyers’ platform.

The market relevance of parts2clean is underscored by the fact that as many as 87 percent of the show’s attendees play a role in their companies’ procurement decisions. Moreover, “81 percent of the professionals who attended parts2clean in 2017 came with actual purchasing intent”, remarked Olaf Daebler, Global Director of parts2clean at Deutsche Messe. “Nearly half were planning investments in excess of 100,000 euros.” In 2017, the International Trade Fair for Industrial Parts and Surface Cleaning was attended by some 4,900 trade professionals from 41 countries.

For participating exhibitors in 2017, all this added up to many targeted inquiries and promising new leads, as well as orders placed on the spot. It therefore comes as no surprise that by mid-February of 2018, more than 80 companies had already made firm stand bookings for the next show, with virtually all the market and technology leaders in each display category on board.

Taken together, these exhibitors have booked space equivalent to some 45% of the total area which was booked in 2017. These solution providers cover plant and installations, processes, process media and their conditioning for the degreasing, cleaning and pre-treatment of parts and components, handling and process automation, washer baskets and pallets, cleanroom technology, quality assurance, test methods and analytical procedures for cleanliness inspection, corrosion protection, preservation and packaging, as well as contract cleaning.

While the range of exhibits addressing every link of the process chain is unparalleled throughout the world, parts2clean also highlights various special-interest themes such as deburring and cleaning in electronics production and medical technology, as well as ultra-fine cleaning and quality control in cleanroom environments. “The displays not only cover the latest in technology, but also the demands posed by global trends such as digitisation, electromobility, miniaturisation and lightweight construction, as well as the solutions capable of meeting these challenges,” commented Daebler.

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