EuroBLECH Germany 2026 -Metal working industry, Hannover Fair Grounds (Hannover Exhibition and Trade Center), Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany.

The world's largest Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition attracts top industry professionals from all over the world. It predominantly targets all sheet metal working specialists at all management levels in small and medium-sized companies as well as large enterprises.Industrial equipment, Tools, Sheet Metal Processing, Mechanical Handling, CAD/CAM, Cutting tools, Safety at Work, Hybrid technology, Joining technology, Recycling, Pipe processing, Separation technology, Quality Control, Surface Technology, Guidance Systems.EuroBLECH is specifically targeted to the sheet metal working industry, featuring a global audience of visitors ready to invest and demonstrating a clear focus on technological excellence. In the current environment of volatile markets, it is thus the platform for international manufacturers and suppliers to the sheet metal working industry.

As a vertical trade show, EuroBLECH covers the entire sheet metal working technology chain and offers the industry sector a unique marketplace for knowledge transfer, individual manufacturing solutions and worldwide business contacts.

In the aftermath of the Second World War, the military government in the British-U.S. bi-zone argued that exports rather than resignation offered a way out of economic devastation. Despite dire conditions, the country should mobilize resources and start exporting quality goods. Once back on its feet, the country could pay war reparations and ease the burden on Britain and the USA. As a result of a British initiative it was decided to organize the first Export Fair:From legendary beginnings as Germany’s first Export Fair on up to a key role in showcasing the digital transformation. Back when Deutsche Messe was founded in Hannover in 1947, soon after the end of WWII, nobody could predict just how successful its maiden event would be, right from the start.

When the gates closed on the 21-day Export Fair, it had generated as many as 1,934 export contracts worth a total of $31.6 mill.