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FESPA 2021 attracts growing line-up of exhibitors
16 Nov '20
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FESPA global print expo and European sign expo 2021, to be held from March 9-12, 2021, at RAI Amsterdam, The Netherlands, are attracting a growing line-up of exhibitors to engage with customers face-to-face after a year reliant on digital platforms to communicate and share product news. FESPA is Europe’s largest speciality and wide format print exhibition.
The floor plan for the co-located events is building out steadily, with 200+ exhibiting companies already committed to participating in spring next year and many more in active discussions. The expanding exhibitor list includes many prominent names in screen, digital wide format and textile print, representing the entire production workflow from output technologies and workflow tools to media and inks, according to a press release on the show.
Visitors to the FESPA exhibition will see latest hardware innovations from companies including Agfa, Brother, Canon, D.gen, Durst, Polyprint DTG, Zund, Summa, and SwissQprint; substrates from suppliers including 3A Composites, Ahlstrom Munksjö, Avery Dennison and Hexis; workflow and colour management software from vendors including Barbieri, Caldera, OneVision and ONYX Graphic; and consumables from suppliers including CHT group, Zhuhai Print-Rite, and STS Inks. Signage professionals will also be able to see the latest innovations in non-printed signage, with confirmed exhibitors including CADlink, Efka Led Frames B.V., and Ledit Yaki.
“Since we opened the dialogue with our exhibitors about the spring 2021 events, we’ve heard a consistent message: they can’t wait to be at a live FESPA event again, interacting in person with people that have an appetite to learn, be inspired and make considered investments to drive their businesses forward out of the current crisis. They see the event as a vital springboard to the sector’s sustained recovery. From the visitor’s perspective, senior decision-makers in speciality print and signage businesses are telling us that they want the opportunity to see the latest products and solutions close up, to compare and contrast what’s on offer from different vendors under one roof, and to be inspired again by getting away from a computer screen and interacting with product experts and industry peers in the real world. The virtual alternatives just don’t meet their needs,” Fespa CEO Neil Felton said.
“FESPA is the most important trade fair for us to present our new products live to a wide audience. The cancellation of the trade fair in 2020, as well as all other restrictions caused by the pandemic, were tough for us, as probably for almost everyone. We’re therefore looking forward to FESPA 2021, to meet interested visitors, to exchange experiences with other exhibitors, and to be able to show our new direct-to-garment printer and other innovations from Brother in front of the public again,” Folker Stachetzki, marketing manager at Brother, the gold sponsor for FESPA 2021 said.
The floor plan for the co-located events is building out steadily, with 200+ exhibiting companies already committed to participating in spring next year and many more in active discussions. The expanding exhibitor list includes many prominent names in screen, digital wide format and textile print, representing the entire production workflow from output technologies and workflow tools to media and inks, according to a press release on the show.
Visitors to the FESPA exhibition will see latest hardware innovations from companies including Agfa, Brother, Canon, D.gen, Durst, Polyprint DTG, Zund, Summa, and SwissQprint; substrates from suppliers including 3A Composites, Ahlstrom Munksjö, Avery Dennison and Hexis; workflow and colour management software from vendors including Barbieri, Caldera, OneVision and ONYX Graphic; and consumables from suppliers including CHT group, Zhuhai Print-Rite, and STS Inks. Signage professionals will also be able to see the latest innovations in non-printed signage, with confirmed exhibitors including CADlink, Efka Led Frames B.V., and Ledit Yaki.
“Since we opened the dialogue with our exhibitors about the spring 2021 events, we’ve heard a consistent message: they can’t wait to be at a live FESPA event again, interacting in person with people that have an appetite to learn, be inspired and make considered investments to drive their businesses forward out of the current crisis. They see the event as a vital springboard to the sector’s sustained recovery. From the visitor’s perspective, senior decision-makers in speciality print and signage businesses are telling us that they want the opportunity to see the latest products and solutions close up, to compare and contrast what’s on offer from different vendors under one roof, and to be inspired again by getting away from a computer screen and interacting with product experts and industry peers in the real world. The virtual alternatives just don’t meet their needs,” Fespa CEO Neil Felton said.
“FESPA is the most important trade fair for us to present our new products live to a wide audience. The cancellation of the trade fair in 2020, as well as all other restrictions caused by the pandemic, were tough for us, as probably for almost everyone. We’re therefore looking forward to FESPA 2021, to meet interested visitors, to exchange experiences with other exhibitors, and to be able to show our new direct-to-garment printer and other innovations from Brother in front of the public again,” Folker Stachetzki, marketing manager at Brother, the gold sponsor for FESPA 2021 said.
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