Belgrade Fair of Technics to be held at the end of May

The International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements, which is by far the oldest and the most prestigious technological specialized event in Serbia, will take place in the period May 24 – 27 in Belgrade. First organized back in 1937, it bears witness to history and is a cradle of development – from where almost all major fairs have emerged. It has been a member of the International Trade Union Institute (UFI, Paris) since 1957.

“The International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements is an impetus of economic development and as such it has a tremendous impact on the future development of industry both at home and in the region. The era of integrated industry has begun, manufacturing plants are being transformed into modern smart factories, and technical solutions are implemented for intelligent, digitally controlled energy systems, and more and more is being invested in research and human capital. All that has been just a vision until recently, today it is a reality and is finding its application in the factories of the future, Industry 4.0”, notes organizer Belgrade Fair.

Belgrade Fair of Technics will highlight technologies for factories of the future, machine tools, machining and accessories for metalworking and metal forming, solutions for industrial automation, electronics and measuring equipment, processing equipment, materials and components, semi-finished and finished products for mechanical engineering, additive manufacturing and 3D systems, surface treatment technologies. Visitors will also be able to get themselves acquainted with the latest in the fields of lighting and LED technologies, thermal science engineering – HVAC&R (pumps, boilers, drives, hydraulics, pneumatics, cooling technology and air conditioning, renewable energy sources), water and gas treatment, metallurgy and foundry engineering, industrial safety and security.

In 2019 The International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements attracted 17 449 visitors as 684 exhibitors from 31 countries presented their innovative solutions on a net area of over 18 000 square metres. Top ten exhibiting countries were Serbia, Germany, Austria, Italy, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Croatia, Turkey, Slovakia and Japan.