XXV International Fair of Technologies for Foundry METAL

• Primary Aluminium

The METAL International Fair of Foundry Technologies is constantly growing. The 2024 edition promises to be a place for the development of foundry technologies in many fields. For three days, participants of the "Industrial Autumn" at Targi Kielce will be able to learn about solutions that will take the industry into the future. The event combines sectors such as metallurgy, heat treatment, non-ferrous metal products and recycling.

Automotive industry

Structural casting is one of the most innovative technologies in the field of high-pressure casting. This method is used, among others, in military and automotive industry. The latter is rapidly beginning to return to pre-pandemic levels, which is an opportunity for development for companies and foundries. This trend can also be observed when visiting the Metal fair in Kielce. In 2024, the most important companies specializing in structural casting machines will present their latest achievements.

Substantive knowledge

The Metal Fair is not only about exhibitors and technologies, but also a lot of substantive knowledge provided directly by experts in given fields. During the three days, the fair will be accompanied by seminars, workshops, lectures and meetings on topics such as Industry 4.0, automation, digitalization, metrology and ecology.

Green foundry

The Foundry Goes Green seminar, devoted entirely to ecological aspects in the foundry industry, premiered in 2022. Even then it turned out to be a success. Following this trend, the organizers are expanding the program to provide participants with complete knowledge on this topic. The topics that will be discussed during this two-day meeting include: die casting and clean air technologies. Both issues are currently the main hopes for the foundry sector to make the industry greener. The best news is that the proposed solutions do not have to be expensive, and in fact can provide considerable savings. Details will be presented during the Foundry Goes Green Seminar.

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