Deburring EXPO Merges into the New 2025 PARTS FINISHING Tradeshow
Never before has the industry changed as quickly as it does today, and that trend is having an impact on the requirements of trade fairs. Therefore, the DeburringEXPO organizers have announced that it will no longer be held as an independent event in the future but will be merged into the new PARTS FINISHING trade fair.
The first edition of this new event will be held November 12-13, 2025, and will combine the topics of deburring technologies, component cleaning and surface finishing, and will be held at the Karlsruhe Exhibition Center in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Megatrends such as the mobility and energy transition, demographic shifts and digitalization present the economy and society with new challenges, but also offer opportunities that require new products and adapted manufacturing strategies for manufacturing companies.
“After many discussions with exhibitors at DeburringEXPO and intensive observation of the development DeburringEXPO of various trade fairs, we have decided to no longer hold the trade fair for as an independent event,” says Hartmut Herdin, managing director of the private trade fair organizer fairXperts GmbH & Co. KG.
“In the future, the topic of deburring technologies will be bundled with the areas of component cleaning and surface finishing in the new, two-day PARTS FINISHING trade fair.” Surface finishing includes, among other things, the process steps of fine and ultra-fine grinding, polishing, honing, lapping, mass finishing, blasting, brushing.
PARTS FINISHING Trade Fair Date Changed
With this innovative concept, the experienced trade fair organizer has met with a very positive response in the market and has already received registrations from well-known plant manufacturers, among others. “The discussions also revealed that many interested companies have already completed and budgeted for their trade fair planning for this year. We have therefore decided to postpone the start of PARTS FINISHING by one year and to hold it on November 12-13, 2025, at the Karlsruhe exhibition center,” says Hartmut Herdin. The event will then take place every two years in odd-numbered years.
Cost-Benefit Ratio
By bundling these three areas that are crucial to quality in parts production, as well as the two-day duration of the trade fair, the organizer is meeting the requirements and wishes of the market. “More and more companies are questioning the benefit-cost ratio of traditional trade fair participation,” says Herdin. “For example, to present machines on the stand, a lot of floor space is required, which drives up costs. Today, performance and know-how can also be presented very well digitally.”
These considerations were incorporated into the trade fair concept for PARTS FINISHING. On the one hand, it enables those responsible for parts production to obtain concise information about solutions and promotes dialogue between users and exhibitors when developing cross-process solutions for special applications. On the other hand, shortening the duration of the trade fair to two days saves costs for travel, accommodation and staff.
“This aspect is supported by high-quality, turnkey and customizable stand packages at fixed costs, which save time, money and resources even during trade fair preparation,” adds the trade fair organizer.
The concept of the PARTS FINISHING tradeshow is specifically geared towards establishing and maintaining contacts between users and providers as well as networking and networking between exhibitors. “The latter makes it possible to form strategic partnerships and tackle new projects together as a system supplier,” says Herdin.
To learn more about PARTS FINISHING, visit parts-finishing.de.
