Adapted to the changing requirements of the manufacturing industry, the Parts Finishing trade fair will present solutions for the production steps of deburring, component cleaning and surface finishing at the Karlsruhe exhibition grounds from November 12 to 13, 2025. The range of exhibits covers everything from systems, processes, tools and media to quality assurance and services - from standalone processes to interlinked production lines.
Condensed into two days
Exhibitors at a trade fair have the opportunity to talk to potential business partners, maintain customer relationships and monitor the market. "The concept of the new Parts Finishing trade fair is designed to enable exhibiting companies to achieve this goal with the lowest possible financial and personnel expenditure," says Nicolas Herdin, who has been managing the private trade fair organizer fairXperts GmbH & Co.
Interdisciplinary context established
As the trade fair brings together complementary production steps, suppliers can present their entire product portfolio in an interdisciplinary context. This also simplifies the development of strategic partnerships. On the other hand, visitors from production management, planning and control, product and process development, design and quality assurance receive a comprehensive overview of the state of the art and current trends as well as suggestions for the company-specific optimization of three process steps that are required in every parts production.
Customizable stand packages
The duration of the trade fair reduces idle times for establishing and maintaining contacts to a minimum. And also the costs for staff and hotel. Turnkey, customizable stand packages reduce costs before and during the trade fair from an exhibition area of twelve square metres. Even the basic version at a fixed price includes, in addition to space rental, stand construction including basic furnishings, printing of the wall design provided by the exhibitor, electrical connection and power consumption as well as services that are billed separately at other trade fairs.