Advanced Engineering UK, NEC Birmingham 12/13 November 2013
Start date: 12/11/2013
Cost: Free See Link to Application
Individual show streams integrated under the ‘Advanced Engineering UK 2013’ canopy include Aero Engineering Show 2013, Composites Engineering Show 2013, Automotive Engineering Show 2013, Auto Electronics 2013 & Printable Electronics for Industry
The 2013 show portfolio will provide a combined 600+ specialist exhibitors of engineering technology, equipment, components and specialist services in one giant hall, together with five show floor-based open conference auditoriums, playing host to some 200+ expert technical and strategic presentations over the 2 days.
Automotive Engineering Show – supporting UK supply chain development
Representing the UK’s only 100% dedicated show and open conference for Automotive body, chassis, powertrain and supply chain engineering, the Automotive Engineering Show 2013 doubles in size from the 2012 ‘inaugural’ show, to provide a uniquely tailored ‘showcase’ of specialist UK and international engineering services, design/production technology & specialist parts & component suppliers supporting the UK’s multiple vehicle engineering programmes – from Passenger Car, Performance Vehicle, CV, Truck, Motorcycle, Specialist, Low Carbon Vehicle & Engine sectors.
The highly resurgent UK automotive industry is at the very forefront of the nation’s manufacturing and advanced engineering capability, adding some £12bn net value to the UK economy and in 2012 building around 1.6 million vehicles and 2.5 million engines, and more importantly exporting 81% and 62% respectively of this production.
The UK Automotive sector is enjoying an unprecedented level of new investment into both R&D and production facilities (notable are the likes of Jaguar Land Rover, Nissan, BMW Group), and now in trade surplus, the UK is seen as a preferred location for automotive design and production, reflecting its dynamic, lean, competitive and highly skilled technology and manufacturing base for a growing automotive sector.
The UK already boasts a supply chain in excess of some 2,000 specialist companies supporting its domestic automotive development, manufacturing, assembly and integration processes. With ambitions of topping 2 million vehicles per annum, a key factor will be the growth and development of the industry’s supporting supply chains – assuring capacity, capability and sustainability in key areas such as lightweight body engineering, ICE, EV & Hybrid engine/drivetrain production, low and ultra-low carbon vehicles, energy storage development and more.
Attracting engineering & industry professionals throughout UK and international OEM & Tier 1 manufacturers, together with tier 2 and 3 supplier groups and related automotive sector supply chain partner groups, the Automotive Engineering Show provides a crucial technology transfer, supply chain development and business networking environment – bringing tier groups together once a year for this very purpose.
You can pre-register now (via any of the individual show websites OR simply go to www.advancedengineeringuk.com for a FREE ENTRY badge, which covers all five show streams and linked open conference programmes. Pre-registered visitors will additionally have the opportunity of networking with other pre-registered organisations via the events’ online networking portal.
Advanced Engineering 2013 UK group of events
12-13 November, 2013
Hall 5, NEC Birmingham, UK
www.advancedengineeringuk.com
