Online Stuttgart, Germany 2022

Organizer: Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Vision Systems Components for image processing Services Opening times: will be announced soon Admission: will be announced soon

Today, component cleanness is just as important a quality criterion as the actual manufacture and processing. A comprehensive study by the Fraunhofer Network for Cleaning Technology shows that cleaning time makes up 25% of cyclic production steps on average. Due to this major time factor and increasingly tougher demands on function, quality and service life, industrial parts cleaning is an important link in the added value chain of the production process. Within component manufacture, cleaning ensures the required surface finish or surface cleanness. It is frequently the case that defined residual soiling values or residual particle values have to be adhered to. In order to comply with such standards efficiently, a cleaning process tailored to the respective requirements is vital. Even accompanying processes such as quality assurance, preservation, packaging and logistics have an influence on the surface finish or surface cleanness and should therefore be considered as building blocks for an optimal result in the cleaning process.   Cleaning systems for wet cleaning processes Cleaning systems for thermal processes Cleaning systems for blasting processes Cleaning systems for special processes Cleaning systems for mechanical processes Systems and components for plant engineering Cleaning agents Systems for pre-treatment and deburring Systems for drying processes Quality assurance Anticorrosive and preservation Sterilisation and packaging Reprocessing systems Processing and systems for bath maintenance Handling and automation Cleaning products  

Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Dental Medicine Dental Technology Equipment Instruments Tools Pharmaceuticals Detergent Disinfectant Books Computer Hardware Software Multimedia Workwear OSH Services Disposal Recycling Auxiliaries

Economy and society depend, given demographic trends and steadily increasing qualification requirements for more and yet well-educated children and a greater participation of women. Child care, especially the quality and scope of the full-day care are, therefore, become an economic issue and an important location factor.

The Global Connect, the forum for international contacts and investments was held from 26 to 27 October for the second time in the ICS International Congress Center Stuttgart instead, and could the expectations of exhibitors and visitors meet in full. The complex event, which presented itself this year even more balanced, recorded about 2,800 visitors, and its position as the most important German platform for the issue of foreign trade clearly confirmed. Visitors from the export department and management level of German companies met in the event modules to 159 exhibitors and exchanged views with leading experts on the topic "Export".

Organizer: Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Board games Puzzle Games Toys Dolls Plush Toys Children's Books Youth Books Comics Publications Multimedia

BABYWELT has more than 45,000 visitors in three major cities and has become Germany‘s leading consumer trade fair geared towards children. It brings together international and national players, regional dealers and individual suppliers from all industries dealing with issues of pregnancy, birth and children. BABYWELT offers a unique opportunity to present products live to a sophisticated and demanding audience with great purchasing power. An exceptionally high number of interested visitors who are on the lookout for current trends and innovative products and who also have a high need for specialized information will be reached. The aim of BABYWELT is to accompany expectant parents and young families with children ranging from 0 to 6 years on their journey towards family happiness.

Since 2006 GERMANY’S GREAT FAIR WITH TASTE offers already thousands of visitors a variety of high-quality gastronomy products, the best ingredients, regional and international specialties and modern kitchen equipment. As well involved with live presentations on all three event days: Germany’s most popular celebrity chefs. In 2012, the eat&STYLE will be presented in three different locations: in Munich, Cologne and Stuttgart. About 150.000 visitors with a faible for a real treat while having the buying power, can’t wait to discover and buy your products.

Organizer: Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Housing & Interior Arts & Crafts Health & Wellness Fashion & Accessories Building & renovating Kitchen & Home Eating & Drinking Services & Consulting

Organizer: Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Computer Hardware Software Computer Games Telecommunications Audio-Video Technology HiFi-systems and their structural components Video Games Electronics CB radios Publications

Organizer: Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Hobby and Craft Supplies Painting and art supplies Handmade, fabrics, wool, patchwork Glass Art Jewellery Teddy Bears Dolls Literature Floristry Arts & Crafts Home Improvement Home Decor Airbrush Art schools and artists Scrapbooking Card design

Organizer:   Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH   Frequency:   annually   Venue:   Stuttgart (Airport)   Main product:   Dog ownership Cat stance Aviculture Small animals Aquarium / terrarium Pet food, animal welfare / animal health Services Factual and technical literature

Organizer: Stuttgart Exhibition GmbH Frequency: annually Venue: Stuttgart (Airport) Main product: Medical Electric Medicine Laboratory Technology Medical instruments Diagnostica Pharmaceuticals Therapeutics Veterinary homeopathy Food supplements Diet and special food Veterinary practice and hospital needs Practice equipment Building Practice Management Communication technology / IT solutions Literature