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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

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In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

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In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

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As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

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In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

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In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

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As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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19-24.9.2011VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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19-24.9.2011VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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VDW – Generalkommissariat EMO Hannover 2011Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken e.V.Corneliusstrasse 4, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, GERMANYTel. +49 69 756081-0, Fax +49 69 756081-74emo@vdw.de · www.emo-hannover.de

Promoted by

Printed in Germany · ZertaniGm

bH & Co. Die Druckerei KG, Bremen · 2.11 170.0 Gestaltung · dfg – Dornauf Foto & Graphik, Kronberg im

Taunus

As per: December 2010

In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups: INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: - Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes - Efficient machine concepts and process chains - Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No. Stand section 01 Turning machines (lathes) 02 Drilling machines 03 Boring machines 04 Milling machines 05 Machining centres 06 Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07 Transfer machines and unit heads 08 Grinding machines 09 Tool grinding machines 10 Gear cutting and finishing machines 11 Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12 Sawing and cutting-off machines 13 Screwing and threading machines 14 Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15 Deburring machines 16 Sheet metal cutting machines 17 Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18 Sheet metal forming machines 19 Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20 Presses 21 Presses for special applications 22 Bar, section and tube working

machines 23 Wire forming machines 24 Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25 Metal forming (massive) machines 26 Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27 Machines for marking and engraving

28 Machine tools for educational purposes

29 Parallel kinematic machines 30 Micro machining 31 Welding and gas cutting machines 32 Heat treatment equipment 33 Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34 Rapid prototyping 35 Cutting tools 36 Forming tools

37 Abrasive tools and products 38 Handheld tools 39 Tooling devices 40 Tooling systems 41 Tool presetters and tool balancing 42 Workholding 43 Dies and moulds 44 Components for dies and moulds 45 Accessories 46 Mechanical components 47 Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48 Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49 Control and drive systems 50 Lubrication and cooling 51 Materials 52 Equipment for waste disposal 53 Safety and environment 54 Workshop equipment 55 Workpiece and tool handling 56 Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57 Assembly 58 Industrial robots 59 Software for product development 60 Software for machines 61 Software for manufacturing 62 Computers and peripherals 63 Measuring equipment and

machines 64 Testing 65 Image data processing 66 Quality control and software 67 Services for the workshop 68 Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Ticketson site / advance saleFull-event ticket �85.– /55.–Day ticket �45.– /29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* �12.– /–* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: �35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

-Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming -Sheet metal and wire working machines -Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes -Electronic control systems -CIM and components for flexible automation -CAD/CAM -Assembly and handling technology -Industrial robots -Material flow and storage technology -Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology -Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools -Instrumentation and control technology -Coolants, lubricants -Welding, cutting, hardening, heating -Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

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MANY ROADS LEAD TO EMO HANNOVER 2011

By car - From the north / east / west

Coming from the direction of Hamburg (motorway A 7), Berlin or Dortmund(motorway A 2), follow the electronic dynamic signs towards “Hannover /Messe”.

- From the south Coming from the direction of Kassel (motorway A 7), take exit no. 60, “DreieckHannover-Süd”, and proceed along motorway A 37 (B 3 exhibition groundsexpressway) towards “Hannover / Messe”.

By public transport - From the city centre

You can reach the exhibition grounds from Hanover Main Station(“Hauptbahnhof”) with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 (Messe Nord) in 18 minutes (entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”) or with the suburban railway(“S-Bahn”) (Bahnhof Hannover Messe/Laatzen) in 8 minutes (entrance “WEST 1”).Tram lines no. 6 and 16 run via “Kröpcke” station to the exhibition grounds(“Messe/Ost” station). From there you can reach the “Ost 3” entrance on foot.

- From the airport All year round, from the suburban train station with line no. S5 (betweenTerminal B and C) to Hanover Main Station (“Hauptbahnhof”). From HanoverMain Station with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 to the exhibition grounds,entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”. Or from the airport to the exhibition grounds directly and conveniently with the shuttle bus.

Train special – to EMO 2011 with the train for � 99! Climb onboard and take advantage ofattractive conditions: In cooperation with Deutsche Bahn, weare offering you the journey to Hanoverfrom any train station within Germanyplus a day ticket to the EMO for only � 99! Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/bahnspecial

Lufthansa special for visitors fromoutside Germany Exclusively for EMO visitors from outsideof Germany, Lufthansa is offering a dis-count on many routes. Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/lufthansaspecial_e

AFTER A SUCCESSFUL DAY AT THE TRADE FAIR, THE CAPITAL OF LOWER SAXONY OFFERS A DI -VERSE PROGRAMME OF RECREATION AND LEISUREACTIVITIES.

Whether it involves nearby recreation areas, a cultural programme or ashopping tour – there is something for everyone.

Green oases The Herrenhausen Gardens are one of Europe’s most beautiful park spa-ces. Along with baroque landscaping in the French style and the Englishcountry garden, it is also worthwhile to visit the botanical garden and thegrotto decorated by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle.

The Maschsee lake lies right in the city centre and is considered as the“blue heart” of Hanover. It is the largest body of water in the city and apopular recreation area.

Culture and sightseeing One of the landmarks of the city is the New City Hall (“Neues Rathaus”), amagnificent, castle-like building of the era of William II and one of the favou-rite photographic subjects of visitors to Hanover. The four scale models ofthe city here illustrate the development of Hanover. Those who wish to gainmore detailed insights should pay a visit to the Lower Saxony StateMuseum, which offers a broad cultural spectrum with its extensive artcollections and historical exhibits. Entertainment, on the other hand, is pro-vided in the GOP Varieté or at the Opera House, one of the 20 best in theworld. The current schedules are available under www.hannover.de.

Shopping Hanover’s city centre, with one of Germany’s most popular shopping avenu-es, Georgstrasse, and the “Galerie Luise”, situated between Luisenstrasseand Theaterstrasse, offers ample shopping opportunities. Visitors can relaxafterwards and wind up their day at one of the many comfortable cafés andrestaurants in the historic old town.

MANY ROADS LEAD TO EMO HANNOVER 2011

By car - From the north / east / west

Coming from the direction of Hamburg (motorway A 7), Berlin or Dortmund(motorway A 2), follow the electronic dynamic signs towards “Hannover /Messe”.

- From the south Coming from the direction of Kassel (motorway A 7), take exit no. 60, “DreieckHannover-Süd”, and proceed along motorway A 37 (B 3 exhibition groundsexpressway) towards “Hannover / Messe”.

By public transport - From the city centre

You can reach the exhibition grounds from Hanover Main Station(“Hauptbahnhof”) with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 (Messe Nord) in 18 minutes (entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”) or with the suburban railway(“S-Bahn”) (Bahnhof Hannover Messe/Laatzen) in 8 minutes (entrance “WEST 1”).Tram lines no. 6 and 16 run via “Kröpcke” station to the exhibition grounds(“Messe/Ost” station). From there you can reach the “Ost 3” entrance on foot.

- From the airport All year round, from the suburban train station with line no. S5 (betweenTerminal B and C) to Hanover Main Station (“Hauptbahnhof”). From HanoverMain Station with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 to the exhibition grounds,entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”. Or from the airport to the exhibition grounds directly and conveniently with the shuttle bus.

Train special – to EMO 2011 with the train for � 99! Climb onboard and take advantage ofattractive conditions: In cooperation with Deutsche Bahn, weare offering you the journey to Hanoverfrom any train station within Germanyplus a day ticket to the EMO for only � 99! Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/bahnspecial

Lufthansa special for visitors fromoutside Germany Exclusively for EMO visitors from outsideof Germany, Lufthansa is offering a dis-count on many routes. Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/lufthansaspecial_e

AFTER A SUCCESSFUL DAY AT THE TRADE FAIR, THE CAPITAL OF LOWER SAXONY OFFERS A DI -VERSE PROGRAMME OF RECREATION AND LEISUREACTIVITIES.

Whether it involves nearby recreation areas, a cultural programme or ashopping tour – there is something for everyone.

Green oases The Herrenhausen Gardens are one of Europe’s most beautiful park spa-ces. Along with baroque landscaping in the French style and the Englishcountry garden, it is also worthwhile to visit the botanical garden and thegrotto decorated by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle.

The Maschsee lake lies right in the city centre and is considered as the“blue heart” of Hanover. It is the largest body of water in the city and apopular recreation area.

Culture and sightseeing One of the landmarks of the city is the New City Hall (“Neues Rathaus”), amagnificent, castle-like building of the era of William II and one of the favou-rite photographic subjects of visitors to Hanover. The four scale models ofthe city here illustrate the development of Hanover. Those who wish to gainmore detailed insights should pay a visit to the Lower Saxony StateMuseum, which offers a broad cultural spectrum with its extensive artcollections and historical exhibits. Entertainment, on the other hand, is pro-vided in the GOP Varieté or at the Opera House, one of the 20 best in theworld. The current schedules are available under www.hannover.de.

Shopping Hanover’s city centre, with one of Germany’s most popular shopping avenu-es, Georgstrasse, and the “Galerie Luise”, situated between Luisenstrasseand Theaterstrasse, offers ample shopping opportunities. Visitors can relaxafterwards and wind up their day at one of the many comfortable cafés andrestaurants in the historic old town.

MANY ROADS LEAD TO EMO HANNOVER 2011

By car - From the north / east / west

Coming from the direction of Hamburg (motorway A 7), Berlin or Dortmund(motorway A 2), follow the electronic dynamic signs towards “Hannover /Messe”.

- From the south Coming from the direction of Kassel (motorway A 7), take exit no. 60, “DreieckHannover-Süd”, and proceed along motorway A 37 (B 3 exhibition groundsexpressway) towards “Hannover / Messe”.

By public transport - From the city centre

You can reach the exhibition grounds from Hanover Main Station(“Hauptbahnhof”) with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 (Messe Nord) in 18 minutes (entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”) or with the suburban railway(“S-Bahn”) (Bahnhof Hannover Messe/Laatzen) in 8 minutes (entrance “WEST 1”).Tram lines no. 6 and 16 run via “Kröpcke” station to the exhibition grounds(“Messe/Ost” station). From there you can reach the “Ost 3” entrance on foot.

- From the airport All year round, from the suburban train station with line no. S5 (betweenTerminal B and C) to Hanover Main Station (“Hauptbahnhof”). From HanoverMain Station with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 to the exhibition grounds,entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”. Or from the airport to the exhibition grounds directly and conveniently with the shuttle bus.

Train special – to EMO 2011 with the train for � 99! Climb onboard and take advantage ofattractive conditions: In cooperation with Deutsche Bahn, weare offering you the journey to Hanoverfrom any train station within Germanyplus a day ticket to the EMO for only � 99! Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/bahnspecial

Lufthansa special for visitors fromoutside Germany Exclusively for EMO visitors from outsideof Germany, Lufthansa is offering a dis-count on many routes. Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/lufthansaspecial_e

AFTER A SUCCESSFUL DAY AT THE TRADE FAIR, THE CAPITAL OF LOWER SAXONY OFFERS A DI -VERSE PROGRAMME OF RECREATION AND LEISUREACTIVITIES.

Whether it involves nearby recreation areas, a cultural programme or ashopping tour – there is something for everyone.

Green oases The Herrenhausen Gardens are one of Europe’s most beautiful park spa-ces. Along with baroque landscaping in the French style and the Englishcountry garden, it is also worthwhile to visit the botanical garden and thegrotto decorated by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle.

The Maschsee lake lies right in the city centre and is considered as the“blue heart” of Hanover. It is the largest body of water in the city and apopular recreation area.

Culture and sightseeing One of the landmarks of the city is the New City Hall (“Neues Rathaus”), amagnificent, castle-like building of the era of William II and one of the favou-rite photographic subjects of visitors to Hanover. The four scale models ofthe city here illustrate the development of Hanover. Those who wish to gainmore detailed insights should pay a visit to the Lower Saxony StateMuseum, which offers a broad cultural spectrum with its extensive artcollections and historical exhibits. Entertainment, on the other hand, is pro-vided in the GOP Varieté or at the Opera House, one of the 20 best in theworld. The current schedules are available under www.hannover.de.

Shopping Hanover’s city centre, with one of Germany’s most popular shopping avenu-es, Georgstrasse, and the “Galerie Luise”, situated between Luisenstrasseand Theaterstrasse, offers ample shopping opportunities. Visitors can relaxafterwards and wind up their day at one of the many comfortable cafés andrestaurants in the historic old town.

MANY ROADS LEAD TO EMO HANNOVER 2011

By car - From the north / east / west

Coming from the direction of Hamburg (motorway A 7), Berlin or Dortmund(motorway A 2), follow the electronic dynamic signs towards “Hannover /Messe”.

- From the south Coming from the direction of Kassel (motorway A 7), take exit no. 60, “DreieckHannover-Süd”, and proceed along motorway A 37 (B 3 exhibition groundsexpressway) towards “Hannover / Messe”.

By public transport - From the city centre

You can reach the exhibition grounds from Hanover Main Station(“Hauptbahnhof”) with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 (Messe Nord) in 18 minutes (entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”) or with the suburban railway(“S-Bahn”) (Bahnhof Hannover Messe/Laatzen) in 8 minutes (entrance “WEST 1”).Tram lines no. 6 and 16 run via “Kröpcke” station to the exhibition grounds(“Messe/Ost” station). From there you can reach the “Ost 3” entrance on foot.

- From the airport All year round, from the suburban train station with line no. S5 (betweenTerminal B and C) to Hanover Main Station (“Hauptbahnhof”). From HanoverMain Station with the subway (“U-Bahn”) no. 8 or 18 to the exhibition grounds,entrances “NORD 1” and “NORD 2”. Or from the airport to the exhibition grounds directly and conveniently with the shuttle bus.

Train special – to EMO 2011 with the train for � 99! Climb onboard and take advantage ofattractive conditions: In cooperation with Deutsche Bahn, weare offering you the journey to Hanoverfrom any train station within Germanyplus a day ticket to the EMO for only � 99! Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/bahnspecial

Lufthansa special for visitors fromoutside Germany Exclusively for EMO visitors from outsideof Germany, Lufthansa is offering a dis-count on many routes. Further information available underwww.emo-hannover.de/lufthansaspecial_e

AFTER A SUCCESSFUL DAY AT THE TRADE FAIR, THE CAPITAL OF LOWER SAXONY OFFERS A DI -VERSE PROGRAMME OF RECREATION AND LEISUREACTIVITIES.

Whether it involves nearby recreation areas, a cultural programme or ashopping tour – there is something for everyone.

Green oases The Herrenhausen Gardens are one of Europe’s most beautiful park spa-ces. Along with baroque landscaping in the French style and the Englishcountry garden, it is also worthwhile to visit the botanical garden and thegrotto decorated by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle.

The Maschsee lake lies right in the city centre and is considered as the“blue heart” of Hanover. It is the largest body of water in the city and apopular recreation area.

Culture and sightseeing One of the landmarks of the city is the New City Hall (“Neues Rathaus”), amagnificent, castle-like building of the era of William II and one of the favou-rite photographic subjects of visitors to Hanover. The four scale models ofthe city here illustrate the development of Hanover. Those who wish to gainmore detailed insights should pay a visit to the Lower Saxony StateMuseum, which offers a broad cultural spectrum with its extensive artcollections and historical exhibits. Entertainment, on the other hand, is pro-vided in the GOP Varieté or at the Opera House, one of the 20 best in theworld. The current schedules are available under www.hannover.de.

Shopping Hanover’s city centre, with one of Germany’s most popular shopping avenu-es, Georgstrasse, and the “Galerie Luise”, situated between Luisenstrasseand Theaterstrasse, offers ample shopping opportunities. Visitors can relaxafterwards and wind up their day at one of the many comfortable cafés andrestaurants in the historic old town.

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In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

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18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

The world of metalworking

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In the exhibition halls, you will find products and services arranged according to the following machine groups:INTERNATIONAL EMO CONFERENCES “Sustainable Manufacturing” 20 and 21 September 2011 Organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and FormingTechnology (IWU), the trade journal “Maschinenmarkt” and VDW, this confe-rence will provide comprehensive information on activities within andbeyond Germany in the area of sustainable manufacturing solutions. Theevent will focus on the following topics: -Technical approaches to improving the energy efficiency and resource effi-

ciency of cutting and forming machine tools and manufacturing processes -Efficient machine concepts and process chains -Sustainability-oriented production planning and production systems

“New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry” 22 and 23 September 2011 Within the framework of the Machining Innovations Conference and underthe banner “New Manufacturing Technologies in the Aerospace Industry”,future trends in component manufacturing and machining in the aerospaceindustry will be discussed and current solutions will be presented. Thefocus will be on the use of new, high-performance materials (titanium alloys,composites, etc.) and the associated new tooling and machine tool con-cepts along with strategies for 5-axis machining.

SPECIAL SHOW: “MILESTONES IN COST-EFFECTIVETITANIUM COMPONENT PRODUCTION” This special show will present current highlights and milestones of innova -tive manufacturing technologies in the aerospace industry. The results ofpioneering joint research projects and outstanding technological approa-ches will be presented. The show will focus primarily on the manufacture ofsmall and large titanium structural components and on the machining ofcomposite materials.

EMO MATCHMAKING Under the programme entitled “b2fair”, EMO organiser VDW will be workingtogether with Enterprise Europe Network to help exhibitors and visitorsestablish new business contacts. Already in advance of the EMO, a data -base-supported platform will be used to schedule meetings between visit-ing professionals and exhibiting companies, e.g. to facilitate the creation ofinternational partnerships or for the acquisition of new customers, suppliersor trading partners.

Further information available under: www.b2fair.com

A complete and regularly updated listing of the event programme is availa-ble on the internet under www.emo-hannover.de/events.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Information for visitors EBi – these three letters stand for the visitor information system on the exhi-bition grounds. Whether it concerns exhibitors and products or simply invol-ves general information about the trade fair, the EBi can answer almost anyquestion in seconds. This service is provided via a large number of informa-tion terminals available at various locations – both on the event groundsand also in the entrance areas.

Car rental On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-20484

EC cash dispensing machines (ATMs) Entrance “Nord 1” Entrance “Nord 2” Hall 13 Information Center

First aid On the exhibition grounds: Medical service between entrance “Nord 1” and Hall 19, Phone +49 511 89-114

Fire brigade On the exhibition grounds: Emergency phone: +49 511 89-112

Police On the exhibition grounds: Entrance “West 4”, Phone +49 511 89-110

Lost-property office On the exhibition grounds: Information Center, Phone +49 511 89-32695

Supermarket On the exhibition grounds: Shopping and food services between Hall 16and 17, Phone +49 511 89-20555

Emergency station: see “First aid”

Room reservations: see “Facts and figures”

As per: December 2010

No.Stand section 01Turning machines (lathes) 02Drilling machines 03Boring machines 04Milling machines 05Machining centres 06Flexible manufacturing cells and

systems 07Transfer machines and unit heads 08Grinding machines 09Tool grinding machines 10Gear cutting and finishing machines 11Planing, shaping, slotting and

broaching machines 12Sawing and cutting-off machines 13Screwing and threading machines 14Honing, lapping and polishing

machines 15Deburring machines 16Sheet metal cutting machines 17Sheet metal blanking, punching

machines

18Sheet metal forming machines 19Sheet metal working cells and

systems 20Presses 21Presses for special applications 22Bar, section and tube working

machines 23Wire forming machines 24Machines for the production of

bolts, nuts, screws and rivets 25Metal forming (massive) machines 26Electroerosive and electrochemical

machining

27Machines for marking and engraving

28Machine tools for educational purposes

29Parallel kinematic machines 30Micro machining 31Welding and gas cutting machines 32Heat treatment equipment 33Machines and systems for use in

surface technology 34Rapid prototyping 35Cutting tools 36Forming tools

37Abrasive tools and products 38Handheld tools 39Tooling devices 40Tooling systems 41Tool presetters and tool balancing 42Workholding 43Dies and moulds 44Components for dies and moulds 45Accessories 46Mechanical components 47Hydraulic and pneumatic compo-

nents 48Electrical and electronic equipment

for machine tools 49Control and drive systems 50Lubrication and cooling 51Materials 52Equipment for waste disposal 53Safety and environment 54Workshop equipment 55Workpiece and tool handling 56Automation for storage and trans-

portation 57Assembly 58Industrial robots 59Software for product development 60Software for machines 61Software for manufacturing 62Computers and peripherals 63Measuring equipment and

machines 64Testing 65Image data processing 66Quality control and software 67Services for the workshop 68Services for companies

EMO – FACTS AND FIGURES

Dates & opening hours Monday, 19 September till Saturday, 24 September 2011 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily

Tickets on site / advance saleFull-event ticket � 85.– / 55.–Day ticket � 45.– / 29.–Pupils / students / retirees / disabled persons* � 12.– / –* against presentation of a valid ID

Visitors can register starting from March 2011. Ticket holders are entitled to visit EMO 2011 and also to travel on any tram,bus or train throughout the Greater Hanover Transport Association (GVH)region.

CatalogueEMO catalogue 2011 price: � 35.–The catalogues will be sent out starting from mid-August 2011. The price includes shipping costs and value-added tax. Please place orders by internet starting from July 2011 under www.emo-hannover.de

Room reservations Our official partner for booking room reservations offers accommodations in all categories in the city of Hanover and the surrounding region:

Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH Prinzenstr. 6 30159 Hannover, GERMANY Phone +49 511 12345-555 hotels@hannover-tourismus.de www.hannover.de/hotels/emo

Private rooms and apartments:Phone +49 511 12345-000 info@tourismusregion-hannover.de

GOOD REASONS TO ATTEND EMO HANNOVER

One of the world’s leading trade fairs In 2011, Hanover will once again become the centre of the world of metal-working, because EMO Hannover is the undisputed leading trade fair in theindustry. EMO Hannover is the only fair which covers the globalised marketsthroughout the world – and it does so right in the middle of Germany, oneof the most important customer countries.

International character Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world and from all seg-ments of metalworking technology. With approximately 60% of exhibitorsfrom outside of Germany, EMO Hannover is the world’s most internationaltrade fair for metalworking. Experts from the industry know and recognisethat fact – which is another reason why no other trade fair can match theinternational character of EMO Hannover’s visiting public.

Highest innovation density EMO Hannover’s exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cyclesto the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking. As a result, more innova -tions are unveiled here than at any other trade fair in the industry – which inturn makes EMO Hannover 2011 a key point of reference for the decision-makers in the production technology segment.

Ideal opportunity for comparison EMO Hannover is unsurpassed in the breadth and depth of the offer whichencompasses all production areas, ranging from machine tools as thenucleus for industrial manufacturing to precision tools, transport automationand industrial electronics. And this draws the full spectrum of user indus -tries to Hanover.

Competence In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making competence of itsvisitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. And this is due to theunparalleled innovation potential of productivity and efficiency that they havecome to expect. EMO Hannover 2011 is the meeting point where the mostcompetent suppliers and users all converge in one place.

Attractive programme of events EMO Hannover 2011 offers an attractive programme of events comprisingconferences and special shows. For further information, please refer to thesection “Special topics and events” in this brochure and on the internetunder www.emo-hannover.de/events.

EXHIBITORS AT THE LAST EMO HANNOVER

2,120 exhibitors from 42 countries:1,243 exhibitors from outside of Germany, i.e. ~60%

877 exhibitors from Germany

Over 180,000 m² of exhibition area in more than 16 halls

Visitors More than 166,500 highly qualified professionals from all areas of manufac-turing technology: vehicle construction, aerospace, machinery and plantconstruction, electronics and electrical engineering, precision machinery /optics, and the metal processing industry. Management (primarily with deci-sion-making authority) from all industrialised countries of the world.

Trade fair profile The exhibitors of the EMO Hannover 2011 span the full range of state-of-the-art metalworking technology. With an emphasis on metal cutting andmetal forming machine tools, manufacturing systems, precision tools, auto-mated material flow, computer technology, industrial electronics and acces-sories, the EMO Hannover 2011 presents the complete spectrum of manu-facturing technology:

- Machine tools for cutting, splitting, milling and forming - Sheet metal and wire working machines - Machine tools for thermal, electro chemical and other processes - Electronic control systems - CIM and components for flexible automation - CAD/CAM - Assembly and handling technology - Industrial robots - Material flow and storage technology - Industrial electronics, sensor and diagnostic technology - Precision tools, diamond tools, measuring tools - Instrumentation and control technology - Coolants, lubricants - Welding, cutting, hardening, heating - Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic accessories for metal-

working.

As the leading trade fair in the industry, EMO Hannover is unsurpassed inthe breadth and depth of its offering, which spans all production areas.

Exhibitors come to EMO Hannover from all over the world to demonstratetheir capabilities and innovative drive to the highly qualified internationalexperts. In terms of the technical expertise and decision-making compe -tence of its visitors, no other trade fair can match EMO Hannover. EMOHannover is the place where investment decisions are made!

The world of metalworking