MAPAL at EMO 2023
Innovations, highlights and live machining
MAPAL will not only be presenting its wide-ranging portfolio of precision tools, clamping tools and devices for setting, measuring and output at the EMO in Hanover from 18 to 23 September 2023, but will also be presenting live machining to visitors: In cooperation with some machine manufacturers our tools will be shown live under chip. In addition to the focus sectors of automotive, aerospace, fluid power technology and die and mould making, the focus will be on innovations 2024 and the topic of sustainability
Get in touch with us and find out about exciting trends and the latest developments at our booth. We will be happy to show you the perfect tool solution for your machining and look forward to a inspiring dialog with you.
Product innovations at EMO - a selection
Request your free ticket
Order an admission code for a free ticket right now and meet us at EMO 2023 in hall 4, stand A18.
Good reasons to visit EMO
Networking: Meet with professionals, partners, and industry leaders. Deepen existing contacts and make new connections.
Insights from experts: Attend talks, workshops, and presentations that will provide you with valuable knowledge and helpful insights.
The MAPAL stand: Visit our stand A18 in hall 4 and find out about our latest innovations and highlights. Exchange ideas with our team of experts, discuss your challenges.
Live machining: Our tools can be seen live on the machine at various exhibition stands. Find out more at the MAPAL stand.
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