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Ausg.Nr._19/2017

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Fakuma 2017

W

hen the doors open at

the Friedrichshafen Ex-

hibition Centre on Lake

Constance on the 17th of October,

the region where three nations

meet will once again be focused

entirely on plastics technology

through the 21st of October, 2017.

With the Fakuma international

trade fair for plastics processing,

being held this year for the 25th

time, private trade fair promoters

P.E. Schall GmbH & Co. KG will set

the next new record on the occa-

sion of the upcoming anniversary

event! For the first time ever, more

than 1800 exhibitors from 37

countries will participate. A full

house with more than 1800 ex-

hibitors and full occupancy of all

exhibition floor space, as well as

the foyers of the Friedrichshafen

Exhibition Centre, in order to

provide as many technology and

market leaders from all over the

world with a platform for the pres-

entation of their products – with

915,000 square feet of overall

exhibition floor space, maximum

occupancy has been reached with

the current hall layout.

And 25 editions of Fakuma are

above all 36 years of industrial

development for the processing

of plastics as well, which have

lived through numerous techno-

logical highs – as well as accept-

ance lows – during this period

of nearly four decades. Without

a doubt, the innovations and

optimisations presented at the

respective Fakuma trade fairs,

for example rising levels of pro-

duction efficiency and at the

same time the conservation of re-

sources and reduced energy con-

sumption, as well as increased

recycling, have made a strong

contribution to objectivising dis-

cussions concerning all aspects

of plastics. Fakuma’s exhibition

portfolio, which is clearly regu-

lated by its nomenclature, has

reflected this fact in the past and

continues to do so today – by

presenting the entire process

sequence for industrial plastics

processing from raw materials

to product design, as well as tool

and mould making, right on up to

documented quality production

and highly developed recycling

systems.

As opposed to in the past, the

term plastics technology is now

no longer associated with nega-

tive notions, because serious

efforts of the plastics process-

ing industries targeted at effi-

cient use of raw materials, high

levels of functionality, longest

possible service life and consist-

ent recycling are bearing fruit in

many places. Highly significant

technology and industry events

like the Fakuma international

trade fair for plastics process-

ing, and others too, have played

a considerable role in this posi-

tive development, and have thus

have made their contribution to

broad-based acceptance of plas-

tics in private settings as well as

in work environments. The fact

that a trade fair should be, and is

per se a pivotal point for the pres-

entation of products, solutions

and services, but nevertheless

should also make it possible for

customers/users to take the all-

important look beyond their own

horizons, could be mentioned

here as an example – namely to

the effect that an adequate sup-

plementary programme is organ-

ised at the respective event for

whose alignment and execution

world class speakers and con-

tact persons are made available

for all concerns associated with

plastics processing.

Text & Image:

P. E. Schall GmbH & Co. KG

Gustav-Werner-Straße 6

D-72636 Frickenhausen

Fakuma 2017:

More than 1800 Exhibitors

from 37 Countries at the 25th Fakuma

17.– 21.10.2017