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On the ranking list of business
tycoons Polish foundry industry
goes from strength to strength.
Top products quality, specialists'
expertise, versatile foundry
capabilities are Poland's foundry
engineering main advantages,
There is a basic premise which sets
the basis for our activities - our
objective is to be the company
dedicated to modern refractory
solutions development hand in
hand with our customers from all
corners of the world,
The bull market
According to the specialists, these
will be good years for investments
and production facilities placement
in Poland; business insiders are
also looking forward to seeing you
at World Foundry Congress 2018
in Krakow and Kielce,
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Polish foundry industry goes from strength to strength
On the ranking list of business
tycoons Polish foundry industry
goes from strength to strength.
Top products quality, specialists'
expertise, versatile foundry
capabilities are Poland's foundry
engineering main advantages.
Krakow's Foundry Research
Institute's data show that Poland's
foundry engineering is ranked 16th
in the world and 8th in Europe -
year after year this sector has been
gaining increased importance.
In the European Union Poland
enjoys the 6th position in the
ranking of non-ferrous alloys
castings production. In the ranking
of aluminium alloy castings
production Poland ranks even
higher; its 4th place on the list, just
behind Germany, Italy and Russia
puts Poland among the business
tycoons. - In Poland there are
about 400 foundries which employ
25 thousand people. A vast majority
of casting houses are small and
medium-sized companies; for
several years they have exported
more than 50 percent of "made in
Poland" castings to foreign markets.
The latest figures show that the
export rate has been continually
growing and has reached almost
60 per cent. Polish economy finds
export a great chance. Most of
castings produced in Poland are
used in the business sectors
of automotive, engineering and
construction- says Zbigniew
Ronduda, Foundry Chamber
of Commerce Deputy President and
the President of Board at Odlewnie
Polskie S.A.- Production volumes
have also increased and
accounted to 1,049 million tonnes
in 2013. The 2014's estimated
growth is 5 ÷ 10 percent.
More active and versatile
The industry's another growth area
is the sector of non-ferrous metals
castings, mainly aluminium
products. Poland has also recorded
the increase in high-grade cast iron
production, mainly in ductile cast
iron casts.
Think about future - go to Poland
Austria
China
Czech Republic
Denmark
Spain
the NetherlandsGermany Poland
Slovenia Switzerland
Sweden
USA
United Kingdom
Italy
AustriaCzech Republic
Denmark
Spain
the NetherlandsGermany Poland
Slovenia Switzerland
SwedenUnited Kingdom
Italy
Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein
Latvia
Latvia
Macedonia
Macedonia
Norway
Norway
San Marino
San Marino
Ukraine
Ukraine
2
- These are the trends Polish foundry
industry should follow. Further development
perspectives for Polish foundry engineering
lie in the so-called processed castings, i.e.
casting components. These are sub-
assemblies ready to use at assembly lines.
Polish casting houses' main advantage is
readiness to a rapid change, adaptation
flexibility; thus they can follow the market's
demands. Many foundries are service
providers; they manufacture small batches
for many different industries. They offer very
short lead-in times. Our industry becomes
more and more versatile - says president
Ronduda.- In the 90's lower price used
to be a competitive advantage for Polish
casting houses in competition with EU-based
manufacturers.20 years later quality is the
greatest asset. No need to discuss it - quality
is already there; if Polish foundries deliver
to the demanding EU markets, they need
to observe world's top standards.
- We more often produce refined-quality
castings for automotive, avionics, home-
appliances, power engineering and wind
generation in particular as well as for the
broadly defined machine industry. - adds
Tadeusz Franaszek, the President of the
Technical Association of Polish Foundrymen,
a member of the Coordination Council for
Polish Foundry.- Export volumes of castings
have been constantly increasing; these are
the most demanding customers which order
the products. This serves as the proof that
Poland's foundry engineering is truly
innovative. We have also gained recognition
as a manufacturers of castings for the
construction and road industry as well
as for municipal infrastructure.
Knowledge and tradition blend - casting
know-how
Many-year tradition is Polish foundry
industry's considerable asset. The casting
houses have been in business for years;
not only are they the asset to accommodate
new, innovative technologies but they also
boast practical and hands-on experience
rubbed down generation to generation.
Management issues also important:
in Poland a casting house is usually run
by a foundryman; not only are the managers
foundry-engineering departments graduates,
but they also possess the necessary
knowledge and practical experience.
Foundry industry know-how and expertise
pave the way to success. - We have never
given up on specialized trainings for foundry
engineers. In Poland there is Europe's only
Foundry Department at the AGH University
3
Chinese castings manufacturers
- Speaking about Poland's foundry industry's
future prospects we cannot possibly forget about
Chinese castings manufacturers; in the recent
years they have been one of main competitors. In the free market economy however, castings
manufacturers find competition mobilizing.
Nevertheless it is important for the competition to be based on comparable and reliable technical
parameters and cost. Chinese suppliers have not
of Technology in Krakow; thus the industry is
supplied with the adequate number of
engineers. Suitable vocational training is the
result of the University's potentials enhanced
with collaboration with R&D units (including the
Foundry Research Institute in Cracow) - says
prof. Józef S. Suchy, the Dean of the Faculty
of Foundry Engineering at AGH University of
Technology in Krakow, the member of the
Coordination Council for Polish Foundry.- Such
specialists are in great demand with the
foundry engineering. In the recent years the
industry has been a subject to major changes;
this has been aided with the use of European
funds offered within the scope of operational
programs. As the result productivity has
greatly increased; this translates into
enterprises' competitiveness. If you compare
domestic and European foundry production
you will find, that this is two-fold greater than
if you compare the respective GDPs.
This means that this industry's efficiency
is much greater than Poland's national
economy's efficiency in general. This ranks us
among the countries which put foundry
industry on the top list of national economy's
strategic sectors.
The Industrial Autumn in Targi Kielce- The Central and Eastern Europe's most important venue for the foundry industry
Metal was attended by over 200 Exhibitors & Co-exhibitorsand 120 represented companies from:
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
Tadeusz Franaszek
President of the Technical
Association of Polish
Foundrymen
observed these rules and thus they used to be a serious competitive threat for Polish and international
foundry industry for quite some time. However, the situation has been changing; many OEMs which use
casting in their products have decided to order in Europe, which means that they have also bought from the
Polish market. I am convinced that there other reasons besides the prices. Still, Chinese casting producers
cannot be ignored. They have been introducing quality assurance systems in foundries, they have been
modernizing machinery stock while offering cheaper raw materials, energy, labour costs. They do not bear
the environment protection associated costs either. On the top of that they are also very active in all areas
of business, they are actively involved in associations - Chinese players position cannot be underplayed.
In more general terms forecasts for Polish foundry's future - I believe that all the Polish casting houses
should invest in innovative technologies and equipment, HR development, cooperation with research and
development institutes. This is the recipe for Polish foundry engineering to be at par with the very active
competition. Competitors have already been going this way.
METALS MINERALS and its Partners: ALROTEC, DOERENTRUP, Dr. TANNEBERGER, ELKEM, ALROTEC, INDEFUNSA, RIO TINTO IRON & TITANIUM, OTTO JUNKER, STEM and represented companies: MOTUL BARALDI, EVOLUT, FMA, KUKOVIC, NOVACAST, P.OWER HAMMER, SIB, FISA, DIESSE, Ing. RAUCH, SAVELLI
Austria
China
Czech Republic
Denmark
Spain
the NetherlandsGermany Poland
Slovenia Switzerland
Sweden
USA
United Kingdom
Italy
AustriaCzech Republic
Denmark
Spain
the NetherlandsGermany Poland
Slovenia Switzerland
SwedenUnited Kingdom
Italy
Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein
Latvia
Latvia
Macedonia
Macedonia
Norway
Norway
San Marino
San Marino
Ukraine
Ukraine
2
- These are the trends Polish foundry
industry should follow. Further development
perspectives for Polish foundry engineering
lie in the so-called processed castings, i.e.
casting components. These are sub-
assemblies ready to use at assembly lines.
Polish casting houses' main advantage is
readiness to a rapid change, adaptation
flexibility; thus they can follow the market's
demands. Many foundries are service
providers; they manufacture small batches
for many different industries. They offer very
short lead-in times. Our industry becomes
more and more versatile - says president
Ronduda.- In the 90's lower price used
to be a competitive advantage for Polish
casting houses in competition with EU-based
manufacturers.20 years later quality is the
greatest asset. No need to discuss it - quality
is already there; if Polish foundries deliver
to the demanding EU markets, they need
to observe world's top standards.
- We more often produce refined-quality
castings for automotive, avionics, home-
appliances, power engineering and wind
generation in particular as well as for the
broadly defined machine industry. - adds
Tadeusz Franaszek, the President of the
Technical Association of Polish Foundrymen,
a member of the Coordination Council for
Polish Foundry.- Export volumes of castings
have been constantly increasing; these are
the most demanding customers which order
the products. This serves as the proof that
Poland's foundry engineering is truly
innovative. We have also gained recognition
as a manufacturers of castings for the
construction and road industry as well
as for municipal infrastructure.
Knowledge and tradition blend - casting
know-how
Many-year tradition is Polish foundry
industry's considerable asset. The casting
houses have been in business for years;
not only are they the asset to accommodate
new, innovative technologies but they also
boast practical and hands-on experience
rubbed down generation to generation.
Management issues also important:
in Poland a casting house is usually run
by a foundryman; not only are the managers
foundry-engineering departments graduates,
but they also possess the necessary
knowledge and practical experience.
Foundry industry know-how and expertise
pave the way to success. - We have never
given up on specialized trainings for foundry
engineers. In Poland there is Europe's only
Foundry Department at the AGH University
3
Chinese castings manufacturers
- Speaking about Poland's foundry industry's
future prospects we cannot possibly forget about
Chinese castings manufacturers; in the recent
years they have been one of main competitors. In the free market economy however, castings
manufacturers find competition mobilizing.
Nevertheless it is important for the competition to be based on comparable and reliable technical
parameters and cost. Chinese suppliers have not
of Technology in Krakow; thus the industry is
supplied with the adequate number of
engineers. Suitable vocational training is the
result of the University's potentials enhanced
with collaboration with R&D units (including the
Foundry Research Institute in Cracow) - says
prof. Józef S. Suchy, the Dean of the Faculty
of Foundry Engineering at AGH University of
Technology in Krakow, the member of the
Coordination Council for Polish Foundry.- Such
specialists are in great demand with the
foundry engineering. In the recent years the
industry has been a subject to major changes;
this has been aided with the use of European
funds offered within the scope of operational
programs. As the result productivity has
greatly increased; this translates into
enterprises' competitiveness. If you compare
domestic and European foundry production
you will find, that this is two-fold greater than
if you compare the respective GDPs.
This means that this industry's efficiency
is much greater than Poland's national
economy's efficiency in general. This ranks us
among the countries which put foundry
industry on the top list of national economy's
strategic sectors.
The Industrial Autumn in Targi Kielce- The Central and Eastern Europe's most important venue for the foundry industry
Metal was attended by over 200 Exhibitors & Co-exhibitorsand 120 represented companies from:
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
Tadeusz Franaszek
President of the Technical
Association of Polish
Foundrymen
observed these rules and thus they used to be a serious competitive threat for Polish and international
foundry industry for quite some time. However, the situation has been changing; many OEMs which use
casting in their products have decided to order in Europe, which means that they have also bought from the
Polish market. I am convinced that there other reasons besides the prices. Still, Chinese casting producers
cannot be ignored. They have been introducing quality assurance systems in foundries, they have been
modernizing machinery stock while offering cheaper raw materials, energy, labour costs. They do not bear
the environment protection associated costs either. On the top of that they are also very active in all areas
of business, they are actively involved in associations - Chinese players position cannot be underplayed.
In more general terms forecasts for Polish foundry's future - I believe that all the Polish casting houses
should invest in innovative technologies and equipment, HR development, cooperation with research and
development institutes. This is the recipe for Polish foundry engineering to be at par with the very active
competition. Competitors have already been going this way.
METALS MINERALS and its Partners: ALROTEC, DOERENTRUP, Dr. TANNEBERGER, ELKEM, ALROTEC, INDEFUNSA, RIO TINTO IRON & TITANIUM, OTTO JUNKER, STEM and represented companies: MOTUL BARALDI, EVOLUT, FMA, KUKOVIC, NOVACAST, P.OWER HAMMER, SIB, FISA, DIESSE, Ing. RAUCH, SAVELLI
4
Innovative Foundry Company is the
successor of the Krakow's Experimental
Foundry Research Institute.
The experience and expertise secures
the Company' strong position in modern
foundry engineering, both in domestic and
foreign markets. The beginnings of today's
PIO Specodlew date back to 1966 and the
then Experimental Department of the
Foundry Research Institute. Today's PIO
Specodlew's structure consists of
foundries which produce castings in the
four different technologies, i.e.: sand
moulds, lost wax casting, gravity
permanent-moulds metal casting, low-
5
pressure casting technology.
The products portfolio is wide and diversified
owing to the fact that the company supplies
cast products to
a whole array of industries and offers
a variety of alloys. The most important
industries are: the cement industry, energy
and power engineering, machine
construction, mining, food processing,
automotive, agriculture and defense.
The company boasts a skilled and
experienced technical - engineering staff.
They are instrumental for technology-
complex cast production as well as for
numerous research and development
projects in cooperation with scientific
institutions. The Company boasts an
indisputable advantage. Comprehensive
orders and projects are delivered by well
organized sections. The design, technology
and machining department strictly cooperate
with one another in order to meet the
demand for foundry and machining. Thus
the Company has earned recognition
at home and abroad; the Company has been
renowned for technologically-challenging
cast production and fulfilling customers'
needs. To production process takes place
in controlled environment - the Company
utilises the necessary tools and measuring
equipment. Casts are sold with 3.1 and 3.2
certificates and the order-compliance
statements 2.1.The Company also offers
heat treatments in computer-controlled
furnaces with heat-process data registration.
Ever since it was founded Specodlew has
focussed on acquisition of new markets;
thus we have always been ready to produce
technologically complex castings.
The objectives fulfilment directly translated
into Company's high credibility and
competence edge. PIO Specodlew's
objectives which have been continually
pursued are: continuous quality
improvement, compliance the
customers' expectations, compliance
with environmental protection
regulations, production development
and modernization. This has been
confirmed with numerous titles, medals
and certificates; these serve as the
proof the PIO Specodlew's dynamic
development in terms of technology
and financial marketing.
The company's many-year experience
(founded in 1980 in Kielce) has resulted in
development and implementation
of proprietary mould technologies based on
gypsum. Owing to the investment casting /
lost wax casting technology, the casting
house offers precise and thin-walled
castings. The company specializes
in brass, bronze and aluminium castings
production. The plant produces both large-
size products such as monuments, religious
casting, garden sculptures as well as
various shapes and types casting (statues,
figurines, bowls, candlesticks, lamps,
medals, furniture fittings, etc.) The
company's portfolio includes over 60 bronze
monuments and the amazing "Deluge"
fountain - allegorical presentation of people
and animals struggling for survival.
Fountain of 6.5 m height and the total area
of approximately 140m2 and 8-ton weight
was unveiled in 2014 in Bydgoszcz
(Poland). The company cooperates with
domestic and foreign sculptors and
numerous domestic universities and
institutes as well as production facilities.
The company has been contracted
by a whole array of state institutions (the
President of the Republic, Marshal Offices,
provincial offices, district and municipal
institutions) in addition to churches and
various-type clients.
Our company is one of Europe's most
advanced producers of aluminum-silicate
refractory materials designed for industries
which utilize high temperatures devices.
For 165 years we have combined tradition
and modernity - this has allowed to create
the company which continuously pursuits
excellence. We have put research,
development and production on the top
of priority list and have made "our
customers' satisfaction" the company's
motto. We realize our objectives through
future-focused investments and develop
a modern production facility. In the last 10
years we have spent over 26 million Euros
on modern machine resources developme-
nt, internal management standards
improvement through the implementation
of an integrated ERP system and human
resources enhancement.
We understand that employees' satisfaction
translates into customers' satisfaction. Our
team is enthusiastic about their work. Direct
contacts with the customer is regarded one
of top values; thus the best solutions can be
found. The client is provided with
comprehensive refractory solution ranging
from design to installation and services.
Clearly defined and repeatable quality
objectives and constant implementation
monitoring define our team's attitude
towards quality. Every interaction with the
customer requires top quality as the
ultimate way to meet clients' needs. There
is a basic premise which sets the basis for
our activities - our objective is to be the
company dedicated to modern refractory
solutions development hand in hand with
our customers from all corners of the world.
PLASTMET LLC was established in 1994.
Ever since PLASTMET was founded,
in cooperation with NUOVA PROTECME
(Italy) the company has traded in foundry-
industry chemicals. NUOVA PROTECME
Srl. from Ossony is a manufacturer
of auxiliary materials for foundry industry
in the sector of nonferrous metals as well as
aluminium, copper, bronze, brass and zinc
alloys. The company's product assortment
includes: refiners, modifiers,
degassers, slag traps, foundry mortars,
filters, mesh filter, crucibles, protective,
insulation, refractory pastes and coatings.
LASER devices used in metal machining
in metal alloys production - aluminium and
copper. Many other products for foundry
engineering. The Nuova Protecme company
is capable of supplying aluminium foundries
with a wide range of products; the
assortment has been constantly modified
Polish companies on GIFA 2015 at the stand E02, Hall 15
Contact:Innovation Foundry Enterise SPECODLEW Ltd.Zakopiaska Street 7330-418 Krakow, PolandPhone: +48 12 2618400Fax: +48 12 [email protected]
Contact:Art. Odlewnictwo Jacek Guzera Dąbrowa 38626-001 MASŁÓW k/KielcMobil 784 069490, Tel. +48 41 366 42 [email protected] www.guzera.eu
Contact:Polska Ceramika Ogniotrwala "ZARÓW" S.A.ul. Hutnicza 158-130 Zarów, PolandPhone: +48 74 8562601Fax: +48 74 [email protected]
Jan Danek
President of Board
The Przedsiębiorstwo
Innowacyjne Odlewnictwa PIO
[Innovative Foundry Company]
- SPECODLEW LLC
Katarzyna Klimowicz
President of Board
Polska Ceramika
Ogniotrwała
[Poland Refractory
Ceramics] "Żarów" SA
Jacek Guzera
Art. Odlewnictwo
[Artistic Casting ]
Jan Adamik
President of Board
PLASTMET LLC
BITECH company and its German Partners: SINTO, EIRICH, LAEMPE, KÜTTNER and ABP Induction
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
4
Innovative Foundry Company is the
successor of the Krakow's Experimental
Foundry Research Institute.
The experience and expertise secures
the Company' strong position in modern
foundry engineering, both in domestic and
foreign markets. The beginnings of today's
PIO Specodlew date back to 1966 and the
then Experimental Department of the
Foundry Research Institute. Today's PIO
Specodlew's structure consists of
foundries which produce castings in the
four different technologies, i.e.: sand
moulds, lost wax casting, gravity
permanent-moulds metal casting, low-
5
pressure casting technology.
The products portfolio is wide and diversified
owing to the fact that the company supplies
cast products to
a whole array of industries and offers
a variety of alloys. The most important
industries are: the cement industry, energy
and power engineering, machine
construction, mining, food processing,
automotive, agriculture and defense.
The company boasts a skilled and
experienced technical - engineering staff.
They are instrumental for technology-
complex cast production as well as for
numerous research and development
projects in cooperation with scientific
institutions. The Company boasts an
indisputable advantage. Comprehensive
orders and projects are delivered by well
organized sections. The design, technology
and machining department strictly cooperate
with one another in order to meet the
demand for foundry and machining. Thus
the Company has earned recognition
at home and abroad; the Company has been
renowned for technologically-challenging
cast production and fulfilling customers'
needs. To production process takes place
in controlled environment - the Company
utilises the necessary tools and measuring
equipment. Casts are sold with 3.1 and 3.2
certificates and the order-compliance
statements 2.1.The Company also offers
heat treatments in computer-controlled
furnaces with heat-process data registration.
Ever since it was founded Specodlew has
focussed on acquisition of new markets;
thus we have always been ready to produce
technologically complex castings.
The objectives fulfilment directly translated
into Company's high credibility and
competence edge. PIO Specodlew's
objectives which have been continually
pursued are: continuous quality
improvement, compliance the
customers' expectations, compliance
with environmental protection
regulations, production development
and modernization. This has been
confirmed with numerous titles, medals
and certificates; these serve as the
proof the PIO Specodlew's dynamic
development in terms of technology
and financial marketing.
The company's many-year experience
(founded in 1980 in Kielce) has resulted in
development and implementation
of proprietary mould technologies based on
gypsum. Owing to the investment casting /
lost wax casting technology, the casting
house offers precise and thin-walled
castings. The company specializes
in brass, bronze and aluminium castings
production. The plant produces both large-
size products such as monuments, religious
casting, garden sculptures as well as
various shapes and types casting (statues,
figurines, bowls, candlesticks, lamps,
medals, furniture fittings, etc.) The
company's portfolio includes over 60 bronze
monuments and the amazing "Deluge"
fountain - allegorical presentation of people
and animals struggling for survival.
Fountain of 6.5 m height and the total area
of approximately 140m2 and 8-ton weight
was unveiled in 2014 in Bydgoszcz
(Poland). The company cooperates with
domestic and foreign sculptors and
numerous domestic universities and
institutes as well as production facilities.
The company has been contracted
by a whole array of state institutions (the
President of the Republic, Marshal Offices,
provincial offices, district and municipal
institutions) in addition to churches and
various-type clients.
Our company is one of Europe's most
advanced producers of aluminum-silicate
refractory materials designed for industries
which utilize high temperatures devices.
For 165 years we have combined tradition
and modernity - this has allowed to create
the company which continuously pursuits
excellence. We have put research,
development and production on the top
of priority list and have made "our
customers' satisfaction" the company's
motto. We realize our objectives through
future-focused investments and develop
a modern production facility. In the last 10
years we have spent over 26 million Euros
on modern machine resources developme-
nt, internal management standards
improvement through the implementation
of an integrated ERP system and human
resources enhancement.
We understand that employees' satisfaction
translates into customers' satisfaction. Our
team is enthusiastic about their work. Direct
contacts with the customer is regarded one
of top values; thus the best solutions can be
found. The client is provided with
comprehensive refractory solution ranging
from design to installation and services.
Clearly defined and repeatable quality
objectives and constant implementation
monitoring define our team's attitude
towards quality. Every interaction with the
customer requires top quality as the
ultimate way to meet clients' needs. There
is a basic premise which sets the basis for
our activities - our objective is to be the
company dedicated to modern refractory
solutions development hand in hand with
our customers from all corners of the world.
PLASTMET LLC was established in 1994.
Ever since PLASTMET was founded,
in cooperation with NUOVA PROTECME
(Italy) the company has traded in foundry-
industry chemicals. NUOVA PROTECME
Srl. from Ossony is a manufacturer
of auxiliary materials for foundry industry
in the sector of nonferrous metals as well as
aluminium, copper, bronze, brass and zinc
alloys. The company's product assortment
includes: refiners, modifiers,
degassers, slag traps, foundry mortars,
filters, mesh filter, crucibles, protective,
insulation, refractory pastes and coatings.
LASER devices used in metal machining
in metal alloys production - aluminium and
copper. Many other products for foundry
engineering. The Nuova Protecme company
is capable of supplying aluminium foundries
with a wide range of products; the
assortment has been constantly modified
Polish companies on GIFA 2015 at the stand E02, Hall 15
Contact:Innovation Foundry Enterise SPECODLEW Ltd.Zakopiaska Street 7330-418 Krakow, PolandPhone: +48 12 2618400Fax: +48 12 [email protected]
Contact:Art. Odlewnictwo Jacek Guzera Dąbrowa 38626-001 MASŁÓW k/KielcMobil 784 069490, Tel. +48 41 366 42 [email protected] www.guzera.eu
Contact:Polska Ceramika Ogniotrwala "ZARÓW" S.A.ul. Hutnicza 158-130 Zarów, PolandPhone: +48 74 8562601Fax: +48 74 [email protected]
Jan Danek
President of Board
The Przedsiębiorstwo
Innowacyjne Odlewnictwa PIO
[Innovative Foundry Company]
- SPECODLEW LLC
Katarzyna Klimowicz
President of Board
Polska Ceramika
Ogniotrwała
[Poland Refractory
Ceramics] "Żarów" SA
Jacek Guzera
Art. Odlewnictwo
[Artistic Casting ]
Jan Adamik
President of Board
PLASTMET LLC
BITECH company and its German Partners: SINTO, EIRICH, LAEMPE, KÜTTNER and ABP Induction
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
6 7
Multi-Business Company MATThe company was founded in 1993. Ever
since the company was established, we
have operated with numerous economy
sectors and industries, such as steel and
foundry engineering, shipbuilding, energy
generation, automotive and construction.
Our raw-materials portfolio includes: ·pig iron (steel-making pig iron,
special-purpose pig iron, hematite pig iron),·blast-furnace and foundry coke,·ferro-alloys, Aluminium granules,
Aluminium wire-rod, SiCa wires:·iron ore and carburizers,·steel scrap and nonferrous metals scrap,·steel products: bars, metal-sheets, pipes,
sections, sheet piles, etc.We also offer a range of services in steel
structures production and installation,
construction, renovation and reconstruction
of ships and other vessel-types.
We operate both in Polish and foreign
markets. The products and services high
MAT Przedsiębiorstwo Wielobranżoweul. Hryniewieckiego 170-606 Szczecin, PolandTel. +48 91 430 86 82...3fax +48 91 430 83 [email protected]
Think about future- go to Poland
and improved as well as complemented
with new products. If applied in
accordance with the instructions, the
products can provide high-performance
casting processes; as the result defects-
free castings are manufactured. Defects
are mainly caused by gasses or
inclusions. High mechanical properties
and excellent cast processing are also
attained.
In collaboration with the Italian company,
we are able to develop technological
process and provide new additives
designed for liquid metal treatment; this
is a bespoke solution in accordance with
the customer's instructions and individual
needs. Our warehouses supply materials
foundries cannot do without; these are
delivered without undue delay in order
to assure production continuity and top
quality. You are most welcome to learn
the detail of our product portfolio.
PLASTMET PLCSzkolna 15 A47-225 Kedzierzyn-Kozle, PolandTel.+48 77 405 22 [email protected]
quality has enabled us to consolidate
and secure our position; thus we have
gained a large group of partners and
cooperating parties from home and
from abroad. The list includes
Germany, Netherlands, Czech
Republic, Slovakia, Finland, Norway,
Russia, Italy and Romania. The
company's organizational structure
has been designed with the view
of fulfilling customers' needs and
demand. The experienced team,
technical and material capabilities
as well as company-owned facilities
enable MAT to deliver high quality
products and services at competitive
prices.
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
KELVIN ALUKAST with ITALPRESSE, GAUSS, TREBI,ECOCHIMICA, BRONDOLIN, MARBO
The bull market
According to the specialists, these will
be good years for investments and
production facilities placement
in Poland; business insiders are also
looking forward to seeing you at 2018
foundry engineering festival in Krakow
and Kielce.
The continuous modernization
tendency observed in the industry provides
excellent prospects for Polish foundry
industry in the coming years. The EU's 2020
horizon financial support will fuel Poland's
casting houses' strive for innovativeness
and technological excellence. The World
Foundry Congress is a unique, global-
scale event; the 2018's Congress is held
in Krakow and accompanied with METAL
Expo in Kielce. Economic development and growth
are expected to continue. In the 2014-2020's
financial perspective the European Union
member-states are to revitalize their
economies; they are supposed to be
innovative and competitive to non-European
economies. - In this perspective the Polish
authorities intend to earmark significant
funds designed to fuel the "smart growth".
Bearing in mind that no modern economy
can do without casts, that virtually all final
products comprise cast-element, foundry
engineering in general and in Poland in
particular are in for the boom. - this is the
forecast offend by the President of the
Technical Association of Polish Foundrymen
Tadeusz Franaszek.
Innovation - on top of priority list - There is a growing demand for complex-
structure castings made of specialised
alloys, tailor-made to designers' increasingly
stringent requirements. This context is a
good herald for Polish foundry engineering -
comments the Dean of the Foundry
Engineering Department of AGH University
of Technology in Krakow. - Wisely used
opportunity accompanied with full utilisation
of Poland's unique scientific infrastructure
and resources may trigger a further
qualitative change in the industry.
The bolder and more innovative investments
and projects in the foundry industry, the
greater the scale of success. It has been
shown that the Polish foundries' main
features are the will for on-going modernisa-
tion and the need for continuous capital
investments. This way leads to innovate
casting production.
- Another tranche of EU money provides
the opportunity to make innovation our
competitive edge, this EU perspective's
funds have been earmarked for research
and development projects. Many casting
houses are about to upgrade their products,
materials, technologies; they will make use
of R & D programmes - says Zbigniew
Ronduda, Foundry Chamber
of Commerce Deputy President and the
President of Board at Odlewnie Polskie
S.A. The Research and Development
Centre for Casting Components was
created in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship's
city of Starachowice in 2010 by Odlewnie
Polskie [Polish Foundries]. This serves
as a perfect example of innovation-
schemes; the centre has already completed
the three projects approved and supervised
by the National Centre for Research and
Development. It is the only centre
in Poland.The R&D costs account for
3 to 5 percent of Odlewnie Polskie's
revenues - this result is higher than
Europe's average.
Kraków and Kielce 2018 Forecasts
for the Polish industry as well as global-
scale prospects for the years to come
should include the World Foundry
Congress perspective; this will
be held in 2018 in Krakow and enhanced
with the next edition of Kielce's METAL. -This will be a true foundry-engineering
festival; this extremely prestigious event
only confirms Poland's reputation in global
business sector of foundry - says President
Zbigniew Ronduda.- The Congress
provides an excellent opportunity to boast
our knowledge and expertise, technologies
and innovations. Thus the Kielce METAL
expo can become an excellent collabora-
tion platform for foundrymen; a meeting
place for the Western and the East. - I am convinced that EU programs will
generate tangible results then. We can put
on show our cutting-edge foundry industry
enhanced with scientific and educational
facilities of world-class level. This is much
more than taking pride in the engineers'
achievements. It is designed to provide
incentives for enterprises to invest and
establish production facilities in Poland -
argues Professor Suchy. - Not only will
the Congress bring together specialists;
in combination with the International
METAL Expo in Kielce this will also help
to attain the investment objectives through
discussions and business transactions.
Krakow as the host to the Congress is not a
coincidence; Krakow is the home for the AGH
Faculty of Foundry Engineering, the Foundry
Research Institute and the Foundry Chamber
of Commerce as well as numerous casting
houses of outstanding quality. I hope to see the
Congress as the culmination of Polish foundry
engineers' attempts and achievements, this will
also confirm our economy's standing in Europe.
The World Foundry Congress
is a unique, global-scale event;
the 2018's Congress is held
in Krakow and accompanied
with METAL Expo in Kielce.PLASTMET and Nuova PROTECME from Italy
6 7
Multi-Business Company MATThe company was founded in 1993. Ever
since the company was established, we
have operated with numerous economy
sectors and industries, such as steel and
foundry engineering, shipbuilding, energy
generation, automotive and construction.
Our raw-materials portfolio includes: ·pig iron (steel-making pig iron,
special-purpose pig iron, hematite pig iron),·blast-furnace and foundry coke,·ferro-alloys, Aluminium granules,
Aluminium wire-rod, SiCa wires:·iron ore and carburizers,·steel scrap and nonferrous metals scrap,·steel products: bars, metal-sheets, pipes,
sections, sheet piles, etc.We also offer a range of services in steel
structures production and installation,
construction, renovation and reconstruction
of ships and other vessel-types.
We operate both in Polish and foreign
markets. The products and services high
MAT Przedsiębiorstwo Wielobranżoweul. Hryniewieckiego 170-606 Szczecin, PolandTel. +48 91 430 86 82...3fax +48 91 430 83 [email protected]
Think about future- go to Poland
and improved as well as complemented
with new products. If applied in
accordance with the instructions, the
products can provide high-performance
casting processes; as the result defects-
free castings are manufactured. Defects
are mainly caused by gasses or
inclusions. High mechanical properties
and excellent cast processing are also
attained.
In collaboration with the Italian company,
we are able to develop technological
process and provide new additives
designed for liquid metal treatment; this
is a bespoke solution in accordance with
the customer's instructions and individual
needs. Our warehouses supply materials
foundries cannot do without; these are
delivered without undue delay in order
to assure production continuity and top
quality. You are most welcome to learn
the detail of our product portfolio.
PLASTMET PLCSzkolna 15 A47-225 Kedzierzyn-Kozle, PolandTel.+48 77 405 22 [email protected]
quality has enabled us to consolidate
and secure our position; thus we have
gained a large group of partners and
cooperating parties from home and
from abroad. The list includes
Germany, Netherlands, Czech
Republic, Slovakia, Finland, Norway,
Russia, Italy and Romania. The
company's organizational structure
has been designed with the view
of fulfilling customers' needs and
demand. The experienced team,
technical and material capabilities
as well as company-owned facilities
enable MAT to deliver high quality
products and services at competitive
prices.
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
GIFA 2015 - stand E02, Hall 15
KELVIN ALUKAST with ITALPRESSE, GAUSS, TREBI,ECOCHIMICA, BRONDOLIN, MARBO
The bull market
According to the specialists, these will
be good years for investments and
production facilities placement
in Poland; business insiders are also
looking forward to seeing you at 2018
foundry engineering festival in Krakow
and Kielce.
The continuous modernization
tendency observed in the industry provides
excellent prospects for Polish foundry
industry in the coming years. The EU's 2020
horizon financial support will fuel Poland's
casting houses' strive for innovativeness
and technological excellence. The World
Foundry Congress is a unique, global-
scale event; the 2018's Congress is held
in Krakow and accompanied with METAL
Expo in Kielce. Economic development and growth
are expected to continue. In the 2014-2020's
financial perspective the European Union
member-states are to revitalize their
economies; they are supposed to be
innovative and competitive to non-European
economies. - In this perspective the Polish
authorities intend to earmark significant
funds designed to fuel the "smart growth".
Bearing in mind that no modern economy
can do without casts, that virtually all final
products comprise cast-element, foundry
engineering in general and in Poland in
particular are in for the boom. - this is the
forecast offend by the President of the
Technical Association of Polish Foundrymen
Tadeusz Franaszek.
Innovation - on top of priority list - There is a growing demand for complex-
structure castings made of specialised
alloys, tailor-made to designers' increasingly
stringent requirements. This context is a
good herald for Polish foundry engineering -
comments the Dean of the Foundry
Engineering Department of AGH University
of Technology in Krakow. - Wisely used
opportunity accompanied with full utilisation
of Poland's unique scientific infrastructure
and resources may trigger a further
qualitative change in the industry.
The bolder and more innovative investments
and projects in the foundry industry, the
greater the scale of success. It has been
shown that the Polish foundries' main
features are the will for on-going modernisa-
tion and the need for continuous capital
investments. This way leads to innovate
casting production.
- Another tranche of EU money provides
the opportunity to make innovation our
competitive edge, this EU perspective's
funds have been earmarked for research
and development projects. Many casting
houses are about to upgrade their products,
materials, technologies; they will make use
of R & D programmes - says Zbigniew
Ronduda, Foundry Chamber
of Commerce Deputy President and the
President of Board at Odlewnie Polskie
S.A. The Research and Development
Centre for Casting Components was
created in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship's
city of Starachowice in 2010 by Odlewnie
Polskie [Polish Foundries]. This serves
as a perfect example of innovation-
schemes; the centre has already completed
the three projects approved and supervised
by the National Centre for Research and
Development. It is the only centre
in Poland.The R&D costs account for
3 to 5 percent of Odlewnie Polskie's
revenues - this result is higher than
Europe's average.
Kraków and Kielce 2018 Forecasts
for the Polish industry as well as global-
scale prospects for the years to come
should include the World Foundry
Congress perspective; this will
be held in 2018 in Krakow and enhanced
with the next edition of Kielce's METAL. -This will be a true foundry-engineering
festival; this extremely prestigious event
only confirms Poland's reputation in global
business sector of foundry - says President
Zbigniew Ronduda.- The Congress
provides an excellent opportunity to boast
our knowledge and expertise, technologies
and innovations. Thus the Kielce METAL
expo can become an excellent collabora-
tion platform for foundrymen; a meeting
place for the Western and the East. - I am convinced that EU programs will
generate tangible results then. We can put
on show our cutting-edge foundry industry
enhanced with scientific and educational
facilities of world-class level. This is much
more than taking pride in the engineers'
achievements. It is designed to provide
incentives for enterprises to invest and
establish production facilities in Poland -
argues Professor Suchy. - Not only will
the Congress bring together specialists;
in combination with the International
METAL Expo in Kielce this will also help
to attain the investment objectives through
discussions and business transactions.
Krakow as the host to the Congress is not a
coincidence; Krakow is the home for the AGH
Faculty of Foundry Engineering, the Foundry
Research Institute and the Foundry Chamber
of Commerce as well as numerous casting
houses of outstanding quality. I hope to see the
Congress as the culmination of Polish foundry
engineers' attempts and achievements, this will
also confirm our economy's standing in Europe.
The World Foundry Congress
is a unique, global-scale event;
the 2018's Congress is held
in Krakow and accompanied
with METAL Expo in Kielce.PLASTMET and Nuova PROTECME from Italy
8 9
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
prof. Józef Szczepan Suchy
The Dean of the Foundry
Engineering Department
of AGH University
of Technology in Krakow
- In each economy sector there are such
events which make one reflect on this
particular business sector's condition
and prospects. The bi-annual world con-
gresses held in various places of the world
and organised by the World Foundry
Organization, exhibitions and international
fairs, including Kielce's METAL, have been
this kind of food-for-thought for foundry
engineering. However, the Düsseldorf GIFA -
the largest trade fair of this kind is of
particular importance for Europe and for the
world. GIFA is the showcase for latest and
most spectacular achievements
of engineers who work in this sector.
Four years ago, at the previous expo edition,
we had the chance to see a whole array of
interesting solutions designed to modernize
the foundry engineering sector. At that time
it was the recovery period after the 2009
deep crisis. This year sees the sector's
dynamic development, we thus expect to see
ample of interesting and ambitious offers. This technology "festival" is owed to the
engineers' creativity; foundry specialists must
demonstrate a true interdisciplinary approach
and universal thinking. You can clearly see
their role for the economy development.
Fortunately, the European Union has
comprehended the need to re-industrialise its
economy. Hence EU has also focussed on
the need to appreciate the engineering-
related professions.
Foundry specialists must demonstrate a true interdisciplinary approach and universal thinking
ELŻBIETA BARABASZ company and its Germany Partners: DURO METALL, GEIGER, GUTERMANN, KMA, KRIMACO, M. FLEISCHER, MORGAN, NABERTHERM, NGK DEUTSCHE BERYLCO, REIS, SCHENK, SCHÄFER,AED, ZPF and WOLLIN
FARO Club Lounge
Poland the gateway to Europe
Poland’s 38-million sales-market is ranked among European Union’s largest markets.
The Ernst & Young’s holds it that over the three years’ time period, Poland will become Europe’s second most at-tractive country to make direct investments.
EU leader of the changes with regards to the business environment improvement
(World Bank Report - Doing Business 2013)
Poland’s major trading partners’ list includes: Germany, Russia, China, France, Great Britain, Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and Spain
8 9
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
prof. Józef Szczepan Suchy
The Dean of the Foundry
Engineering Department
of AGH University
of Technology in Krakow
- In each economy sector there are such
events which make one reflect on this
particular business sector's condition
and prospects. The bi-annual world con-
gresses held in various places of the world
and organised by the World Foundry
Organization, exhibitions and international
fairs, including Kielce's METAL, have been
this kind of food-for-thought for foundry
engineering. However, the Düsseldorf GIFA -
the largest trade fair of this kind is of
particular importance for Europe and for the
world. GIFA is the showcase for latest and
most spectacular achievements
of engineers who work in this sector.
Four years ago, at the previous expo edition,
we had the chance to see a whole array of
interesting solutions designed to modernize
the foundry engineering sector. At that time
it was the recovery period after the 2009
deep crisis. This year sees the sector's
dynamic development, we thus expect to see
ample of interesting and ambitious offers. This technology "festival" is owed to the
engineers' creativity; foundry specialists must
demonstrate a true interdisciplinary approach
and universal thinking. You can clearly see
their role for the economy development.
Fortunately, the European Union has
comprehended the need to re-industrialise its
economy. Hence EU has also focussed on
the need to appreciate the engineering-
related professions.
Foundry specialists must demonstrate a true interdisciplinary approach and universal thinking
ELŻBIETA BARABASZ company and its Germany Partners: DURO METALL, GEIGER, GUTERMANN, KMA, KRIMACO, M. FLEISCHER, MORGAN, NABERTHERM, NGK DEUTSCHE BERYLCO, REIS, SCHENK, SCHÄFER,AED, ZPF and WOLLIN
FARO Club Lounge
Poland the gateway to Europe
Poland’s 38-million sales-market is ranked among European Union’s largest markets.
The Ernst & Young’s holds it that over the three years’ time period, Poland will become Europe’s second most at-tractive country to make direct investments.
EU leader of the changes with regards to the business environment improvement
(World Bank Report - Doing Business 2013)
Poland’s major trading partners’ list includes: Germany, Russia, China, France, Great Britain, Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and Spain
10 11
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
Kielce - the city located in the
south-east of central Poland,
the Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship
capital. For a number of years the
city has been ranked among most
investor-friendly places.
in the heart of Poland
K i e l c e a n d t h e r e g i o n
8 European capitals located within 700 km radius from Kielce
Mining and Quarrying
Construction materials
production
Metallurgy, machines,
precise appliance
Our strengths
• availability of young, skilled and qualiied
workforce
• relatively low labour costs
• well-prepared “greenield” and “brownield”
areas for industrial investments and development
• a wide network of business partners, suppliers
and subcontractors.
Świętokrzyskie region’s most important economy sectors:
For investors
Development of a number of Świętokrzyskie
Voivodeship’s industry sectors has been
fuelled by the “Starachowice” Special Eco -
nomic Zone. Special Economic Zones SSE
are specially designed areas in Poland which
ofer preferential terms for running business.
According to the Minister of Economy’s SSE
development plan has been designed to fa -
vour and enhance speciic business sectors,
i.e. precise mechanics, automotive industry,
metallurgy, electronics, wood processing
industry, construction materials proces-s
ing, chemical industry and ceramics, food
processing.
K i e l c e a n d t h e r e g i o n K i e l c e a n d t h e r e g i o n
Niemcy
Czechy
Polska
Austria
Węgry
Dania
Słowacja
Ukraina
Litwa
Białoruś
Kraków
Łódź
Katowice
2h
2,5h
2h 1,5h
Berlin
Wilno
Praga
WiedeńBudapeszt
Bratysława
Mińsk
Lublin
Warszawa7h
8h
KIELCEKIELCEKIELCE
2,5h
6h6h
7h
8h
8h
Kijów10h
4hPoznań
Współrzędne GPS:50° 53' 56,47'' N20° 35' 20,57'' E
LOKALIZATION
Piotr Pawelec - Project DirectorTel. +4841 365 12 20, mobile (606) 447 [email protected]
Barbara Sojda - AssistantTel. +4841 365 14 03, mobile (797) 339 [email protected]
Piotr OdziemekTel. +4841 365 13 34, mobile (518) 322 [email protected]
Targi Kielce S.A.ul. Zakładowa 1, 25-672 Kielce, Poland
Contacts:
Targi Kielce
over
210,000
visitors
of exhibition
space
multifunctional
conference rooms
parking
spaces
cutting-edge
expo halls
90000 sqm 19 2400 7
Targi Kielce operates in Kielce; the city located in the south of Poland. Targi Kielce is ranked second among all among Cen -tral and Eastern Europe’s trade fair and exhibition centres.
According to Centrex (International -Ex
hibition Statistics Union) the Kielce
expo centre is ahead of the Brno fairs
(Czech Republic) and Kiev expo centre
(Ukraine).
Targi Kielce is the runner-up among Polish
exhibition organisers, since it enjoys 1/3 of
Poland’s trade fair and expo market. Every
year Targi Kielce is the showcase for 7,000
exhibitors from almost 60 countries of Eu -
rope, America and Asia. The trade shows at -
tract almost 215,000 business insiders who
represent virtually all business sectors.
For over twenty years Targi Kielce has spe -
cialized in industrial B2B exhibition organisa -
tion and has thus become a signiicant place
on Europe’s trade fairs map. Targi Kielce is the
venue for over 70 annual events including the
world famous PLASTPOL – the International
Fair of Plastics, the highly regarded and in -
ternationally recognised AGROTECH – the
International Fair of Agricultural Techniques,
the highly specialized fair AUTOSTRADA-
POLSKA, MSPO – Europe’s third most sig -
niicant defence industry show, METAL – the
foundry engineering expo as well as the in -
ternational lifts exhibition EURO-LIFT.
160 offcial foreign
delegations, from
56 countries
Poland’s most
state-of-the-art
exhibition hall
7,000
exhibitors
every year
Targi KielceTargi Kielce
10 11
Think about future - go to Poland Think about future - go to Kielce
Kielce - the city located in the
south-east of central Poland,
the Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship
capital. For a number of years the
city has been ranked among most
investor-friendly places.
in the heart of Poland
K i e l c e a n d t h e r e g i o n
8 European capitals located within 700 km radius from Kielce
Mining and Quarrying
Construction materials
production
Metallurgy, machines,
precise appliance
Our strengths
• availability of young, skilled and qualiied
workforce
• relatively low labour costs
• well-prepared “greenield” and “brownield”
areas for industrial investments and development
• a wide network of business partners, suppliers
and subcontractors.
Świętokrzyskie region’s most important economy sectors:
For investors
Development of a number of Świętokrzyskie
Voivodeship’s industry sectors has been
fuelled by the “Starachowice” Special Eco -
nomic Zone. Special Economic Zones SSE
are specially designed areas in Poland which
ofer preferential terms for running business.
According to the Minister of Economy’s SSE
development plan has been designed to fa -
vour and enhance speciic business sectors,
i.e. precise mechanics, automotive industry,
metallurgy, electronics, wood processing
industry, construction materials proces-s
ing, chemical industry and ceramics, food
processing.
K i e l c e a n d t h e r e g i o n K i e l c e a n d t h e r e g i o n
Niemcy
Czechy
Polska
Austria
Węgry
Dania
Słowacja
Ukraina
Litwa
Białoruś
Kraków
Łódź
Katowice
2h
2,5h
2h 1,5h
Berlin
Wilno
Praga
WiedeńBudapeszt
Bratysława
Mińsk
Lublin
Warszawa7h
8h
KIELCEKIELCEKIELCE
2,5h
6h6h
7h
8h
8h
Kijów10h
4hPoznań
Współrzędne GPS:50° 53' 56,47'' N20° 35' 20,57'' E
LOKALIZATION
Piotr Pawelec - Project DirectorTel. +4841 365 12 20, mobile (606) 447 [email protected]
Barbara Sojda - AssistantTel. +4841 365 14 03, mobile (797) 339 [email protected]
Piotr OdziemekTel. +4841 365 13 34, mobile (518) 322 [email protected]
Targi Kielce S.A.ul. Zakładowa 1, 25-672 Kielce, Poland
Contacts:
Targi Kielce
over
210,000
visitors
of exhibition
space
multifunctional
conference rooms
parking
spaces
cutting-edge
expo halls
90000 sqm 19 2400 7
Targi Kielce operates in Kielce; the city located in the south of Poland. Targi Kielce is ranked second among all among Cen -tral and Eastern Europe’s trade fair and exhibition centres.
According to Centrex (International -Ex
hibition Statistics Union) the Kielce
expo centre is ahead of the Brno fairs
(Czech Republic) and Kiev expo centre
(Ukraine).
Targi Kielce is the runner-up among Polish
exhibition organisers, since it enjoys 1/3 of
Poland’s trade fair and expo market. Every
year Targi Kielce is the showcase for 7,000
exhibitors from almost 60 countries of Eu -
rope, America and Asia. The trade shows at -
tract almost 215,000 business insiders who
represent virtually all business sectors.
For over twenty years Targi Kielce has spe -
cialized in industrial B2B exhibition organisa -
tion and has thus become a signiicant place
on Europe’s trade fairs map. Targi Kielce is the
venue for over 70 annual events including the
world famous PLASTPOL – the International
Fair of Plastics, the highly regarded and in -
ternationally recognised AGROTECH – the
International Fair of Agricultural Techniques,
the highly specialized fair AUTOSTRADA-
POLSKA, MSPO – Europe’s third most sig -
niicant defence industry show, METAL – the
foundry engineering expo as well as the in -
ternational lifts exhibition EURO-LIFT.
160 offcial foreign
delegations, from
56 countries
Poland’s most
state-of-the-art
exhibition hall
7,000
exhibitors
every year
Targi KielceTargi Kielce
www.metal.targikielce.plwww.metal.targikielce.plwww.metal.targikielce.pl
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