EMO Hannover 2011, the next edition of the world’s largest metalworking trade show, will feature a conference and complementary special show highlighting ongoing trends in aircraft construction September 22 and 23.
EMO Hannover 2011, the next edition of the world’s largest metalworking trade show, will feature a conference and complementary special show highlighting ongoing trends in aircraft construction September 22 and 23. Titled “New Production Technologies in the Aerospace Industry,” the conference will cover new machinery and production technologies; automation concepts in the aerospace sector; the planning and repair of CFRP components; and a focus on fiber-reinforced plastics and other lightweight materials that are increasingly used in aircraft construction.
Presented by the Institute of Production Engineering and Machine Tools (IFW) at Leibniz Hannover University, this 11th edition of the conference marks the first time it will take place at EMO Hannover. The event is being co-organized by the nationwide Machining Innovations Network (MIN). To supplement the conference, MIN will present a show covering current highlights in the production of titanium structural components and composite material projects.
