The DieTechExpo brings together the different stages of the industrial value chain surrounding die-cutting technology and its applications. A particular focus lies on the printing, packaging and folding carton industries, where cutting dies play a central role.

At the heart of the exhibition are companies involved in the development and manufacture of cutting dies, as well as the industries that use these tools in their daily production processes.

The exhibition therefore creates a place where suppliers, die-makers and users come together.

This includes providers of materials and components for die-making, as well as machines used for laser processing, rule processing and bending. At the same time, die-makers meet companies that rely on these tools in their production processes – particularly in the printing, packaging and folding carton industries, but also in other areas of industrial die-cutting.

In this way, an environment is created in which technology, experience and practical application come together. Developments in die-making become visible in the context of their later use, while users gain insight into the creation and further development of the tools they depend on.

A special element of the DieTechExpo is a series of practice-oriented workshops, where users from production gain a deeper understanding of cutting dies and their function. These workshops also address typical situations in everyday production – for example how minor adjustments or simple repairs to dies can be properly assessed and carried out.

Attention is also given to adjacent areas of industrial production – including equipment, technical systems and solutions that play a role along the entire production chain.

The DieTechExpo therefore sees itself as a meeting place for an industrial community, where material suppliers, component providers, machine builders, die-makers and a wide range of user industries connected to die-cutting technology come together.

All current information about DieTechExpo 2027 is available on the DieTechExpo website. Please click the logo below:

History

The roots of the DieTechExpo lie in the organized cooperation within the die-making industry. It began with the founding of the Fachverband Deutscher Stanzformenhersteller (FDS), followed later by the Europäische Stanzform Union (ESU) at the European level. In this early phase, the association primarily served as a platform for die-makers to exchange technical knowledge and discuss developments within the industry.

Over time, it became increasingly clear how central the supplier industry is to die-making. Materials, components and machinery form the technical foundation of cutting dies and are closely connected to their development. As a result, the association gradually opened itself to these partners of the industry, allowing supplier companies to become members and participate in the professional exchange.

In this context, a first small presentation of suppliers was organized. It took place in a hotel – with one table for each supplier, where materials, components and technical solutions were presented.

From these beginnings the Technology Forum later developed. As participation increased, the hotel facilities soon became too small and the event moved to exhibition halls. For many years the Technology Forum, especially in Luxembourg, became an important meeting point for the industry.

From this established format the DieTechExpo eventually emerged – an independent exhibition that brings together the different value-creation stages of the printing, packaging, folding carton and die-cutting industries. It connects materials, components, machine building and die-making with the industrial production processes of the industry and their wider technical environment.

The DieTechExpo brings together the different stages of the industrial value chain surrounding die-cutting technology and its applications. A particular focus lies on the printing, packaging and folding carton industries, where cutting dies play a central role.

At the heart of the exhibition are companies involved in the development and manufacture of cutting dies, as well as the industries that use these tools in their daily production processes.

The exhibition therefore creates a place where suppliers, die-makers and users come together.

This includes providers of materials and components for die-making, as well as machines used for laser processing, rule processing and bending. At the same time, die-makers meet companies that rely on these tools in their production processes – particularly in the printing, packaging and folding carton industries, but also in other areas of industrial die-cutting.

In this way, an environment is created in which technology, experience and practical application come together. Developments in die-making become visible in the context of their later use, while users gain insight into the creation and further development of the tools they depend on.

A special element of the DieTechExpo is a series of practice-oriented workshops, where users from production gain a deeper understanding of cutting dies and their function. These workshops also address typical situations in everyday production – for example how minor adjustments or simple repairs to dies can be properly assessed and carried out.

Attention is also given to adjacent areas of industrial production – including equipment, technical systems and solutions that play a role along the entire production chain.

The DieTechExpo therefore sees itself as a meeting place for an industrial community, where material suppliers, component providers, machine builders, die-makers and a wide range of user industries connected to die-cutting technology come together.

All current information about DieTechExpo 2027 is available on the DieTechExpo website. Please click the logo below:

History

The roots of the DieTechExpo lie in the organized cooperation within the die-making industry. It began with the founding of the Fachverband Deutscher Stanzformenhersteller (FDS), followed later by the Europäische Stanzform Union (ESU) at the European level. In this early phase, the association primarily served as a platform for die-makers to exchange technical knowledge and discuss developments within the industry.

Over time, it became increasingly clear how central the supplier industry is to die-making. Materials, components and machinery form the technical foundation of cutting dies and are closely connected to their development. As a result, the association gradually opened itself to these partners of the industry, allowing supplier companies to become members and participate in the professional exchange.

In this context, a first small presentation of suppliers was organized. It took place in a hotel – with one table for each supplier, where materials, components and technical solutions were presented.

From these beginnings the Technology Forum later developed. As participation increased, the hotel facilities soon became too small and the event moved to exhibition halls. For many years the Technology Forum, especially in Luxembourg, became an important meeting point for the industry.

From this established format the DieTechExpo eventually emerged – an independent exhibition that brings together the different value-creation stages of the printing, packaging, folding carton and die-cutting industries. It connects materials, components, machine building and die-making with the industrial production processes of the industry and their wider technical environment.

Die DieTechExpo bringt die verschiedenen Wertschöpfungsstufen rund um Stanztechnik und deren industrielle Einsatzbereiche zusammen. Ein besonderer Schwerpunkt liegt dabei auf der Druck-, Verpackungs- und Faltschachtelproduktion, in der Stanzformen eine zentrale Rolle spielen.

Im Zentrum stehen die Unternehmen, die an der Entwicklung und Herstellung von Stanzformen beteiligt sind – ebenso wie jene Branchen, die diese Werkzeuge täglich einsetzen.

Die Messe schafft damit einen Ort, an dem Zulieferer, Werkzeugbau und Anwender zusammenkommen.

Dazu gehören unter anderem Anbieter von Materialien und Komponenten für den Stanzformenbau sowie Maschinen zum Lasern, Schneiden und Biegen. Gleichzeitig treffen hier Stanzformenhersteller auf Betriebe, die diese Werkzeuge in ihren Produktionsprozessen einsetzen – etwa in der Druck-, Verpackungs- und Faltschachtelindustrie, aber auch in anderen Bereichen der industriellen Stanztechnik.

So entsteht ein Umfeld, in dem Technik, Erfahrung und praktische Anwendung miteinander in Beziehung treten. Entwicklungen im Werkzeugbau werden im Kontext ihrer späteren Nutzung sichtbar, während Anwender Einblick in die Entstehung und Weiterentwicklung der Werkzeuge erhalten.

Ein besonderer Bestandteil der DieTechExpo sind praxisorientierte Workshops, in denen Anwender aus Produktion und Weiterverarbeitung ein besseres Verständnis für Stanzformen und ihre Funktion gewinnen können. Dabei geht es auch um typische Situationen im Produktionsalltag – etwa darum, kleinere Anpassungen oder einfache Reparaturen an Stanzformen richtig einzuordnen und fachgerecht auszuführen.

Darüber hinaus richtet sich der Blick auch auf angrenzende Bereiche der industriellen Produktion – auf Anlagen, technische Systeme und Lösungen, die entlang der gesamten Prozesskette eine Rolle spielen.

Die DieTechExpo versteht sich damit als Treffpunkt einer industriellen Gemeinschaft, in der sich Materialhersteller, Komponentenlieferanten, Maschinenbau, Werkzeugbau sowie verschiedene Anwenderindustrien der Stanz- und Weiterverarbeitungstechnik begegnen.

Alle aktuellen Informationen zur DieTechExpo2027 erhalten Sie auf der Homepage der DieTechExpo. Bitte klicken Sie auf das Logo unten:

Historie

Die Wurzeln der DieTechExpo liegen in der organisierten Zusammenarbeit der Stanzformenbranche. Am Anfang stand die Gründung des Fachverband Deutscher Stanzformenhersteller (FDS), später folgte auf europäischer Ebene die Europäische Stanzform Union (ESU). In dieser frühen Phase war der Verband in erster Linie eine Plattform für Stanzformenhersteller, die sich über technische Fragen und Branchenthemen austauschten.

Mit der Zeit wurde jedoch immer deutlicher, welche zentrale Rolle die Zulieferindustrie für den Stanzformenbau spielt. Materialien, Komponenten und Maschinen bilden die technische Grundlage der Werkzeuge und sind so eng mit deren Entwicklung verbunden, dass sich der Verband auch für diese Partner der Branche öffnete. Fortan konnten Zulieferunternehmen ebenfalls Mitglied werden und am fachlichen Austausch teilnehmen.

In diesem Zusammenhang entstand auch eine erste kleine Präsentation der Zulieferindustrie. Sie fand in einem Hotel statt – mit einem Tisch für jeden Zulieferer, an dem Materialien, Komponenten und technische Lösungen vorgestellt wurden.

Aus diesen Anfängen entwickelte sich später das Technology Forum. Mit zunehmender Beteiligung reichten die Räume der Hotels bald nicht mehr aus, und die Veranstaltung verlagerte sich in Messehallen. Über viele Jahre wurde das Technology Forum vor allem in Luxemburg zu einem festen Treffpunkt der Branche.

Aus diesem gewachsenen Format heraus entstand schließlich die DieTechExpo – eine eigenständige Messe, die die verschiedenen Wertschöpfungsstufen der Verpackungs-, Faltschachtel-, Druck- und Stanzindustrie zusammenführt. Sie verbindet Materialien, Komponenten, Maschinenbau und Werkzeugbau mit den industriellen Produktionsprozessen der Branche und deren technischem Umfeld.

The DieTechExpo brings together the different stages of the industrial value chain surrounding die-cutting technology and its applications. A particular focus lies on the printing, packaging and folding carton industries, where cutting dies play a central role.

At the heart of the exhibition are companies involved in the development and manufacture of cutting dies, as well as the industries that use these tools in their daily production processes.

The exhibition therefore creates a place where suppliers, die-makers and users come together.

This includes providers of materials and components for die-making, as well as machines used for laser processing, rule processing and bending. At the same time, die-makers meet companies that rely on these tools in their production processes – particularly in the printing, packaging and folding carton industries, but also in other areas of industrial die-cutting.

In this way, an environment is created in which technology, experience and practical application come together. Developments in die-making become visible in the context of their later use, while users gain insight into the creation and further development of the tools they depend on.

A special element of the DieTechExpo is a series of practice-oriented workshops, where users from production gain a deeper understanding of cutting dies and their function. These workshops also address typical situations in everyday production – for example how minor adjustments or simple repairs to dies can be properly assessed and carried out.

Attention is also given to adjacent areas of industrial production – including equipment, technical systems and solutions that play a role along the entire production chain.

The DieTechExpo therefore sees itself as a meeting place for an industrial community, where material suppliers, component providers, machine builders, die-makers and a wide range of user industries connected to die-cutting technology come together.

All current information about DieTechExpo 2027 is available on the DieTechExpo website. Please click the logo below:

History

The roots of the DieTechExpo lie in the organized cooperation within the die-making industry. It began with the founding of the Fachverband Deutscher Stanzformenhersteller (FDS), followed later by the Europäische Stanzform Union (ESU) at the European level. In this early phase, the association primarily served as a platform for die-makers to exchange technical knowledge and discuss developments within the industry.

Over time, it became increasingly clear how central the supplier industry is to die-making. Materials, components and machinery form the technical foundation of cutting dies and are closely connected to their development. As a result, the association gradually opened itself to these partners of the industry, allowing supplier companies to become members and participate in the professional exchange.

In this context, a first small presentation of suppliers was organized. It took place in a hotel – with one table for each supplier, where materials, components and technical solutions were presented.

From these beginnings the Technology Forum later developed. As participation increased, the hotel facilities soon became too small and the event moved to exhibition halls. For many years the Technology Forum, especially in Luxembourg, became an important meeting point for the industry.

From this established format the DieTechExpo eventually emerged – an independent exhibition that brings together the different value-creation stages of the printing, packaging, folding carton and die-cutting industries. It connects materials, components, machine building and die-making with the industrial production processes of the industry and their wider technical environment.