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TCT show 2018 opens up their doors in September
the TCT show 2018 is now officially open for registration. The show takes place at the NEC this year, the 25th–27th of September. With 64 engaging presentations across three stages containing an array of world-leading speakers, along with over 300 cutting-edge…
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the TCT show 2018 is now officially open for registration. The show takes place at the NEC this year, the 25th–27th of September. With 64 engaging presentations across three stages containing an array of world-leading speakers, along with over 300 cutting-edge exhibitors and inspiring show features ready for you.
TCT show 2018 welcomes you
As registration for the TCT Show 2018 has opened up, they open their doors for a wide variety of experiences. It is a world-leading design-to-manufacturing event, that delivers business-critical insights on everything from 3D printing, additive manufacturing, CAD/CAE, metrology and inspection as well as more conventional manufacturing processes such as moulding, casting and CNC machining etc.
There will be over 10,000 professionals present, coming together from 60 different countries and 20 key industries. These includes automotive, aerospace, healthcare, consumer products and many more. All which will attend TCT across the three show days, ready to inspire, do business and find solutions for their design and manufacturing challenges moving forward.
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