Emo Milano 2021 is building his hype. Today, in 2018.
Emo in 2021 returns to Milan. After the 2019 edition to be held in Hannover as it was on 2017, Fiera Milano will once again host the world exhibition event dedicated to the machine tool, robot and automation industry.
Emo Milano 2021 is ready to be booked: it will be held from 4th to 9th October 2021.
In the portfolio – we remember – also Bi-Mu-Sfortec Industry, the biennial machine tool to be held in the autumn and Lamiera, biennial of the machines for sheet metal forming technologies scheduled for spring 2019, all hosted by the fieramilano exhibition area- Rho.
“At the top of the world rankings in the sector, Italy plays a leading role in the international scenario where it occupies the fourth position among producers and the third among exporters. For this too – says Massimo Carboniero, president of the Ucimu Foundation – Italy is the only country, together with Germany, to be in charge of the organization of Emo which, through its exhibition, represents a sector whose consumption, in 2017 , grew by 5.5% to € 73 billion “.
“It is really with satisfaction and pride that I greet the return of Emo, confirming our proven experience and professionalism in the management of major events – underlines Fabrizio Curci, at Fiera Milano -. Because of its relevance and strong international characterization, Emo, which in Italy finds its ideal location at Fiera Milano, will consecrate Milan as the world capital of machine tools “.
Fiera Milano will make almost all of the Rho exhibition area available to EMO MILANO 2021, offering all the related services.
On show at EMO MILANO 2021 will be the offer of machine tools, robots, automation, auxiliary technologies, digital and additive manufacturing, enabling technologies, expression of the most advanced international production capable of attracting operators from all the main sectors of processing systems users. of metals: from automotive to aerospace, from household appliances to general mechanics, from energy to biomedical.
