Nuremberg welcomes global foundry experts as EUROGUSS 2024 opens its door

The international die-casting community has spotlighted Nuremberg, Germany, as EUROGUSS 2024, which commences today. From January 16th to 18th, the exhibition halls will be buzzed with innovation and exchange, showcasing the latest advancements in pressure casting.

This year's edition, the 15th in its history, will live up to its reputation as the largest trade fair dedicated to die casting. Over 600 exhibitors from 42 countries will present their cutting-edge technologies, processes, and products, leaving visitors with a comprehensive overview of the industry's current landscape. Click here to get your ticket!

Aluminium, magnesium, and zinc die casting would hold the centre stage, with exhibitors unveiling groundbreaking solutions for improved speed, efficiency, and sustainability. From lightweight components for automotive applications to intricate designs for medical devices, the potential of die-casting seems limitless.

Beyond core processes, EUROGUSS 2024 will explore the broader ecosystem of the industry. Rapid prototyping, 3D printing, and advanced die-casting machines featured prominently, highlighting the industry's embrace of digitalisation and automation. Topics like material testing, energy efficiency, and process optimisation will also resonate with attendees, reflecting the growing focus on responsible and sustainable practices.

EUROGUSS offers diverse presentations, workshops, and conferences for those seeking knowledge and inspiration. Industry experts delved into technical specifics, explored future trends, and facilitated networking opportunities. The sheer volume and variety of information shared promised to propel the die-casting industry forward with renewed momentum.

EUROGUSS 2024 will once again confirm its position as the global forum for the die-casting community. From established players to young innovators, the event will provide a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and charting the course for the future of this dynamic industry. As its doors will open today, one thing is clear: the die-cast and the future of precision metal-forming looks bright.