Exhibitors highlight the effectiveness of the Advanced Manufacturing Madrid formula

MetalMadrid has established itself as an essential event in the field of advanced manufacturing technologies for many exhibitors who come back year after year. Article published in AutoRevista 2.397.

Águeda Peña, Marketing Manager Iberia at 3DZ, says: ‘Every year, MetalMadrid allows us to reaffirm our position as one of the leading distributors of 3D technologies in Europe through our advanced solutions that optimise production processes and promote digital transformation in industry. As an example of innovation, we presented the new EXT 800 Titan Pellet and PSLA 270 printers from 3D Systems, together with the revolutionary FX10 from Markforged, the only printer in the world capable of manufacturing with composites and metal. In addition, we share some of our customers' most innovative success stories. In the automotive sector, an oil diffuser and a low pressure filter head from IKRON Srl, as well as exhaust protection for Honda RX250 motorbikes, among others, showing the real impact of our technologies in the industry’.

Carmen Roldán, Head of Communications and Marketing at Dassault Systèmes, points out that: ‘this year, we had a stand where we welcomed customers who visited us to say hello and find out about the latest developments in the solutions they work with, as well as prospects interested in solving problems through technology and innovation. Another highlight was the sponsorship of the Dassault Systèmes Tech Forum, a strategic space that allowed us to generate quality contacts and explore new business opportunities in the field of advanced manufacturing,’ they say. As they say, they got a return from the fair: ‘Our participation in Advanced Manufacturing Madrid allowed us to generate quality contacts and strengthen strategic relationships, reaffirming our commitment to digital transformation and sustainability in industry. This event continues to be a must-attend event for those looking to lead the evolution towards more efficient, connected and sustainable manufacturing,’ they conclude.

Edgar Company, CEO of Fasten, said: ‘This year's Advanced Manufacturing saw an audience increasingly interested in value-added, turnkey solutions. Attendees of all ages and from a wide range of backgrounds came to Madrid to attend what is probably the most important annual automation and industrial materials show in Spain. He adds: ‘As far as Fasten is concerned, we have seen a lot of interest in our modular profile solutions that allow us to develop turnkey projects for all types of customised industrial equipment and structures. This flexibility and adaptability has aroused curiosity about the numerous applications that Fasten is capable of realising. In general, it has been a very interesting and promising fair’.

José Atienza, Automotive Purchasing Manager, also sees the experience as positive: ‘Participating in Advanced Manufacturing Madrid has been a positive experience. This event has allowed us to present our solutions and capabilities in the manufacture of automotive components, facilitating contacts with professionals and companies in the sector as well as strategic collaborations. The organisation of the show has met our expectations, consolidating this fair as a benchmark for boosting competitiveness and innovation in the industrial sector’.

As far as DGH is concerned, Javier López Cruzado, Technical Sales Representative, indicates that they were surprised by the large number of visitors: ‘Our assessment of this edition of Advanced Factories 2024 is very positive. We were pleasantly surprised by the large number of visitors to our stand and the excellent organisation, which was very well received by those attending the event. The fair has allowed us to make contact with new clients and establish new business opportunities’. In his opinion, it has been a magnificent opportunity to meet with current collaborators and establish new synergies with suppliers in the sector. ‘We were delighted to receive the visit of young students, future professionals, who came to our stand showing interest in our DGH Talent training programme. We are very proud to see how future generations focus their professional future in our sector’, concludes López Cruzado, who undoubtedly considers that Advanced Factories 2024 has been a great experience for DGH, where they have found a space for technical exchange that has enabled them to continue increasing their network of clients and collaborators.

For his part, Jaime Ortiz, head of Lamilux in Spain and Portugal, says that the fair is consolidating as a meeting point: ‘From Lamilux we are very happy to have participated in Advanced Manufacturing Madrid, an event with a section dedicated to composite materials, which brings together the main players in the composites industry in Spain. It was an intense (2 days) and enriching experience to be able to connect with professionals in our sector. Undoubtedly, this fair is consolidating as an essential meeting point for those of us who are part of the world of composites. We would like to thank everyone who came to our stand and we encourage everyone not to miss the next editions’.

Finally, Magmaweld said that MetalMadrid 2024 provided an excellent platform to showcase its cutting-edge welding solutions, including its Industry 4.0-ready magNET technology and a wide range of welding consumables and equipment. ‘We are delighted with the high level of visitor interest and engagement, which reinforces our position as a trusted partner in the welding industry. The show was a resounding success, opening up new opportunities and strengthening relationships with professionals from across the industry,’ the company concludes.

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