Co-located shows give even more reasons to visit (7th April 2008)

Major engineering trade shows Plant & Works Engineering (PWE), Drives & Controls, Electrex, International Fluid Power Exhibition (IFPEX), AirTech, SubCon and the manufacturing showcase MACH will co-locate at the Birmingham NEC in April to provide industry professionals with a one-stop shop for engineering and manufacturing needs. Independent Power & Energy Europe completes the group of shows...

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PWE gets off to a flying start (7th April 2008)

The Plant & Works Exhibition (PWE) –www.pwe08.com – is new to the line-up of engineering and manufacturing trade shows at the NEC this April. A brand new event for 2008, Plant & Works Exhibition is proving to be a highly attractive proposition to exhibitors...

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New show for plant, works and maintenance engineers (7th April 2008)

"DFA Media and Plant and Works Engineering magazine are delighted to announce the inaugural Plant & Works Exhibition 2008, to be held in hall 3 of the NEC, Birmingham, 22-24 April 2008," says Ian Atkinson, Event Director...

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Manufacturing and engineering shows confirm seminar programme (7th April 2008)

The free industry focused seminar programme, run across the three days of the shows (22-24 April), will be launched by the EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation’s chief economist Stephen Radley who will speak about the challenges facing UK manufacturing and the economic environment for manufacturing in 2008...

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RoSPA to manage seminar programme for Air-Tech 2008 (26th March 2008)

DFA Media, organiser of the Air-Tech 2008 exhibition, has announced that the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is to manage the seminar programme for its event. The main themes of RoSPA’s seminar agenda will be Health and Safety; Plant and Maintenance; Energy Management; Fluid Power; and Communications...

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Air-Tech back to follow up on 2006 success (26th March 2008)

After its successful 2006 debut, Air-Tech will once again be joining other major manufacturing and engineering exhibitions at the NEC next April. The show is the UK’s main forum for compressed air and pneumatics businesses, covering the whole supply chain, from compressors to numerous practical applications.

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Exhibitor highlights (26th March 2008)

The forthcoming Air-Tech show – www.airtech08.com – is clearly the place where major players in the compressed air industry want to be seen. After a successful debut in 2006, the exhibition is returning to its NEC home confident of its position as the UK’s number one forum for compressed air and pneumatics businesses. ..

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Seminar programme confirmed (26th March 2008)

A comprehensive and focused seminar programme with speakers representing some of industry’s most pre-eminent organisations, has been confirmed by DFA Media for its series of exhibitions - Drives and Controls, Air-Tech, IFPEX and Plant and Works Exhibition taking place between the 22-24 April at the NEC, Birmingham...

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  What's on show (1st March 2008)

The Plant & Works Exhibition (PWE) – www.pwe08.com – is new to the lineup of engineering and manufacturing trade shows at the NEC this April. A brand new event for 2008, Plant & Works Exhibition has a mix of suppliers of

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  RoSPA to manage show seminars (1st January 2008)

DFA Media, organiser of the Plant & Works 2008 exhibition, has announced that RoSPA is to manage the seminar programme for the event which takes place at the NEC from 22 to 24 April.

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  Driving forward (1st March 2006)

Drives & Controls 2006 and other shows running at the NEC at the same time mark that launch of the UK's biggest manufacturing and engineering event

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  AirTech: New show for compressed air sector (1st January 2006)

A diary date for all involved in the compressed air and pneumatics arena, AirTech takes place at the NEC, 16-18 May, and forms part of the biggest manufacturing and engineering trade ever staged in the UK.

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