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News Release from: FESPA | Subject: 2005 Exhibition
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 April 2004
FESPA Enlarges European Screenprinting
Show
Because of demand, The Federation of European Screen Printing Associations (FESPA) has increased the amount of floor space at its 2005 exhibition, with a fourth hall at the Munich Exhibition Centre.
Because of demand, The Federation of European Screen Printing Associations (FESPA) has increased the amount of available floor space at its 2005 exhibition, with a fourth hall at the Munich Exhibition Centre The additional space not only allows FESPA to more easily accommodate the growing number of exhibitors from the industrial screen and digital printing sectors in respective areas, but also creates a dedicated hall for textile printing exhibitors
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 23 Feb 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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At the same time, such zoning of halls ensures an easier layout for visitors and exhibitors alike, said FESPA.
FESPA exhibition director, Frazer Chesterman, explained: "In opening up a fourth hall we can more easily create exclusive and dedicated 'industry villages' for each technology sector.
This guarantees that exhibitors from different areas are located in the prime place to attract the right type of visitor to their stands.
This is equally important for the visitor who may be interested in a certain area in particular, as it will allow their visit to be better planned and more effective." The extra floor space provided by a fourth hall meant FESPA was better placed to meet requests from those exhibitors that have requested larger stand space.
That was previously proving difficult given the rate at which space was becoming occupied, added Chesterman.
The move to locate textiles in the new hall allows FESPA to effectively offer a dedicated hall to the decorative and industrial applications that include printing onto glass and ceramics.
The remaining two halls will comprise digital imaging and general screen exhibitors and technologies.
FESPA 2005 takes place in Munich (Germany) - May 31-June 4 2005. Request a free brochure from FESPA ...
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