APEX Asia next week

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08 October 2019

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APEX Asia opens its doors in two weeks.

Asia’s largest exhibition dedicated to access equipment is almost sold out - there is just one small stand space available to buy. The second APEX Asia show is already double the size of the first event in 2017, including a new outdoor area.

Those wishing to attend APEX Asia, taking place in Shanghai, China, during October this year, can now register free of charge.

More than 55 brands of access equipment, components and access-related suppliers have confirmed their participation, making this year’s APEX Asia the largest gathering of access equipment ever on one site in Asia.

The exhibition will take place at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC) on 23 to 26 October, 2019, and is again co-located with the CeMAT Asia material handling showcase. The International Rental Conference (IRC) will be held on 22 October, the day before the show.

APEX Asia will be held in Hall N1 and the adjacent outside area within CeMAT Asia, with free movement of visitors between the two shows. CeMAT Asia is Asia’s largest trade fair for intralogistics and supply chain management and attracts more than 98,000 visitors. Many of these are buyers and users of aerial platforms in the factory and industrial maintenance sector.

For more information about the show, visit: www.apexasiashow.com. Make sure you sign up for your free entry badge ahead of the show. Visitors who turn up at the show without one will be charged for entry.

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