Medical

3C Europe: New trade show for cleanroom technologies

August 2009

3C Europe 2010, the new trade show for cleanroom and contamination-control technologies, will take place for the first time from March 23 to 25, 2010, in Stuttgart, Germany. The event is produced by Canon Communications, one of the world’s leading trade show organizers.

Contamination Control & Cleanroom Products 3C stands for “Contamination Control & Cleanroom Products”, and reflects exhibitors’ core target group. The show will attract senior executives and engineers from European businesses and organizations looking to deploy new clean-room technologies and upgrade or expand existing cleanrooms. 3C Europe provides an excellent opportunity for manufacturers of cleanroom products (including turnkey solutions and disposables) to present their latest technologies to industry experts from Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, the Benelux region and Scandinavia.

A complete package And there’s an added plus for exhibitors: 3C Europe is being held at the same time and location as MEDTEC Europe 2010 and Südtec 2010 – two exhibitions for sectors closely associated with cleanroom technologies. Gregor Bischkopf, Exhibition Manager, comments: “MEDTEC Europe alone is expected to draw over 11,000 visitors from European medical-technology companies. In addition, Südtech will be attended by several thousand potential customers from advanced, technology-based manufacturing industries.” Canon Communications already has experience in staging cleanroom trade shows in conjunction with medical exhibitions in the UK. 3C takes place every year in Birmingham alongside MEDTEC UK, the country’s leading medical-technology trade show. 3C Europe will be attended by players from a wide variety of sectors, including hospitals and companies in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, environmental technology and nuclear technology industries, as well as organizations with test rooms and laboratories.

3C Europe, the new trade show for contamination-control and cleanroom products, will take place from 23 to 25 March, 2010 in Stuttgart.

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Need more information about Medtec Stuttgart? It’s here. Medtec and 3C uk? Go there. About Cannon Communications? Here!

Should you have any question about the new 3C event, do not hesitate to contact [email protected]

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