Packaging Machinery & Equipment 中的 Finland 事件

PACTEC

三月 10, 2026 - 三月 11, 2026

PacTec 作为专注于包装、食品和材料处理技术的首屈一指的专业贸易展览会脱颖而出。PacTec每两年在芬兰赫尔辛基的Messukeskus展览和会议中心举办一次,已经牢固地确立了自己作为行业专业人士的关键活动的地位。“PacTec” 这个名字源自 “包装技术”,反映了其对尖端包装解决方案和技术进步的核心重视。

PacTec由赫尔辛基Messukeskus组织,以其在举办国际博览会和大会方面的专业知识而闻名,是顶级组织和全方位服务的典范。该展会涵盖了广泛的主题,包括包装、食品技术和材料处理的最新趋势。与会者有望探索创新的包装机、可持续材料和先进的自动化解决方案,涵盖从设计和生产到营销和分销的各个方面。

PacTec 的独特之处之一是它强调本地相关性。该活动重点介绍了芬兰和斯堪的纳维亚的最新创新,展示了该地区行业的重大贡献和进步。

博览会的一个显著亮点是 “可持续创新” 竞赛,该竞赛旨在表彰包装行业卓越的可持续实践。讨论循环经济和监管发展等关键问题的专家圆桌会议和会议进一步丰富了博览会的计划。

PacTec 的参展商阵容涵盖多个领域,包括包装、食品技术、物流和材料科学。该展会吸引了渴望随时了解最新行业发展并建立有价值的业务联系的专业人士。凭借其全面的方法以及对可持续发展和创新的关注,PacTec 仍然是包装和材料搬运行业参与者的重要活动

3D & New Materials

三月 17, 2026 - 三月 19, 2026

3D Expo: Exploring the Future of Additive Manufacturing and New Materials

In the ever-evolving world of industrial manufacturing, additive manufacturing and next-generation materials have become the driving forces of transformation. At the forefront of this revolution stands the 3D Expo, a premier event dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in 3D printing, additive manufacturing, and material innovation.

Held in conjunction with Konepaja (The Machine Tool Expo) and Nordic Welding Expo, the 3D Expo delivers a multi-dimensional experience tailored for professionals across the industrial value chain. Hosted in Finland, this powerful triad of events offers a unified registration, granting attendees access to the best of metalworking, welding, and 3D printing—all under one roof.


Additive Manufacturing Takes Center Stage

The 3D Expo has earned its reputation as a cutting-edge gathering for industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers. It is designed for those who are not just adapting to new technologies but actively seeking to lead the future of manufacturing.

Who Should Attend the 3D Expo?

Design Engineers and Product Developers

Industrial Executives and Decision Makers

Educators and Technical Trainers

Material Scientists and Researchers

Startup Founders and Innovation Officers

Production Managers and Supply Chain Specialists

The event bridges the gap between theory and application, offering both strategic insights and hands-on exposure to the latest advancements in additive manufacturing and material technologies.


What Makes the 3D Expo Unique?

The 3D Expo is more than a showcase—it’s a problem-solving platform. With each edition, it brings together the most forward-thinking suppliers, users, and developers from across the additive ecosystem. Whether you're seeking to implement 3D printing in prototyping, tooling, or mass production, the expo delivers knowledge, contacts, and inspiration.

Core Features of the 3D Expo:

Live Demonstrations of industrial 3D printers, scanners, and CAD tools

Workshops on material testing, software integration, and design for additive manufacturing (DfAM)

Startup Showcases highlighting breakthrough innovations

Expert Panels discussing future trends and challenges

B2B Meetings and networking zones for professional connection-building

The event provides practical solutions to complex production challenges—solutions that are not only innovative but immediately actionable.


Key Topics at the 3D Expo: From Materials to Manufacturing

The 3D Expo embraces the entire additive manufacturing value chain, from ideation and design to material selection and finished production. This expansive approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of both current applications and future possibilities.

Top Areas of Focus Include:

Industrial 3D Printing Systems

Metal AM technologies (SLM, DMLS)

Polymer-based systems (FDM, SLA, SLS)

Hybrid manufacturing setups

Advanced Materials and Composites

High-performance polymers

Bio-based and biodegradable materials

Metal powders and sintering technologies

Carbon-fiber and ceramic composites

Software and Simulation Tools

Topology optimization and generative design

Workflow automation and printability analysis

Data security in decentralized manufacturing

Applications Across Industries

Aerospace, automotive, and medical device production

Consumer goods and industrial tooling

Architecture and education

The event also focuses on the integration of additive manufacturing into existing industrial ecosystems, offering insights on scalability, return on investment, and compliance.


New Materials: Transforming Manufacturing from the Inside Out

At the core of innovation in additive manufacturing lies the development of new materials—stronger, lighter, more sustainable, and often more affordable than their traditional counterparts. The 3D Expo places a strong emphasis on material science as the driver of future success.

Material Trends Explored at the Expo:

Smart Materials that adapt to environmental changes

Eco-Friendly and Recyclable Powders for sustainable production

Biocompatible Polymers for use in healthcare and wearables

High-Temperature Alloys for aerospace and heavy industry

Nano-Enhanced Materials improving strength-to-weight ratios

Material suppliers, researchers, and end-users collaborate at the expo to test, evaluate, and commercialize these groundbreaking solutions.


Integrated Industry Experience: Konepaja and Nordic Welding Expo

One of the unique advantages of attending the 3D Expo is its co-location with two other major events: Konepaja (focused on machine tools and industrial automation) and the Nordic Welding Expo. This creates a cross-sector knowledge environment that enhances the value for all participants.

Benefits of the Co-Located Events:

Unified Access: A single registration grants entry to all three expos

Broader Networking Pool: Meet professionals across complementary sectors

Cross-Technology Learning: Explore how 3D printing, machining, and welding can work in harmony

Complete Manufacturing Solutions: Discover end-to-end workflows from design to delivery

Together, these events form a powerful industrial platform, enabling smarter decision-making and faster adaptation to emerging technologies.


Finland: A Strategic Hub for Advanced Manufacturing

Finland’s strong industrial heritage, combined with its commitment to digital transformation, makes it a natural host for the 3D Expo. The country is rapidly gaining international recognition as a leader in additive innovation, sustainability, and precision engineering.

The expo not only reflects Finland’s ambitions but also supports its growing ecosystem of advanced manufacturing companies, universities, and research centers. For international visitors, it offers a window into one of Europe’s most progressive industrial landscapes.


3D Expo as a Launchpad for Innovation and Industry Collaboration

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing environment, success depends on more than just keeping up—it requires leading the way. The 3D Expo provides the tools, knowledge, and community to do exactly that. Whether you're investing in new technology, developing next-generation materials, or designing parts for tomorrow’s industries, this event empowers you to think bigger, move faster, and manufacture smarter.

Pulp & Beyond

四月 15, 2026 - 四月 16, 2026

Pulp & Beyond Exhibition: A Gathering of the Employer of the Future and Forest Bioeconomy Innovators

The Pulp & Beyond exhibition recently celebrated a vibrant Employer of the Future theme day, drawing around 8,000 visitors to Helsinki’s Messukeskus, the city’s premier expo and convention center. This event is a true highlight in the calendar of forest-based bioeconomy professionals, showcasing the latest innovations in wood-based products and sustainable forestry solutions. Pulp & Beyond, formerly known as PulPaper, is widely recognized as one of the world’s leading fairs dedicated to the pulp, paper, cardboard, and processing industries. It offers a unique indoor summer experience combined with engaging social events, creating an atmosphere ripe for networking and knowledge exchange.

From industry leaders presenting cutting-edge carbon-zero mill technologies to discussions about control systems that optimize production, the event served as an indispensable platform for professionals to connect, learn, and inspire. Attendees included a diverse range of experts: technical managers, production supervisors, project leaders, and purchasing managers from various sectors within the forest bioeconomy. This broad professional representation ensured that the conversations at Pulp & Beyond were rich and multifaceted, addressing both immediate challenges and long-term visions for the industry.


Innovations in Forest-Based Bioeconomy and High-Level Presentations

One of the defining features of this edition was its strong focus on forest-based bioeconomy innovations. The fair highlighted the critical role of sustainable forestry and renewable materials in shaping a greener future. Presentations explored a variety of topics, from developing new bioproducts to enhancing energy efficiency in pulp mills. The conference sessions ran alongside the exhibition, providing attendees with detailed insights and discussions on topics such as:

Wood-based product advancements

Carbon-zero mill operations and technologies

Advanced control systems for improved process management

Environmental protection and biofuel innovations

These sessions attracted a diverse audience, including scientists, engineers, and business strategists, all eager to share their expertise and learn about new developments. The synergy between the exhibition and conference created a comprehensive experience that went beyond product displays, making it a hub for industry innovation and collaboration.


The Strategic Role of Helsinki and the Forest Bioeconomy Startup Competition

Hosting the event in Helsinki underscores the city’s growing reputation as a hub for forest bioeconomy innovation. The region’s deep connection to forestry and sustainable development made it an ideal venue for this gathering. Among the highlights was the "Forest Bioeconomy" startup competition, a highly anticipated segment that showcased emerging companies bringing fresh ideas and technologies to the sector. This competition offered young entrepreneurs a valuable platform to present their solutions and gain visibility among established industry leaders.

The competition featured promising startups focused on:

Sustainable wood processing techniques

Novel bio-based materials

Energy-efficient production methods

Digitalization and automation within forestry operations

This emphasis on startups reflects the industry’s commitment to fostering innovation and addressing global environmental challenges through fresh perspectives and technology-driven approaches.


A Multidisciplinary Platform for Industry Experts and Networking Opportunities

Pulp & Beyond is more than just a trade fair; it is an essential meeting point for specialists from various related sectors, including forestry, biotechnology, and energy. The event’s comprehensive scope ensures that visitors gain a holistic understanding of the forest-based bioeconomy, encompassing not only the traditional pulp and paper industries but also emerging fields such as biorefining and environmental protection.

The event’s rich agenda includes:

Forums and panel discussions on current industry trends

One-on-one meetings between exhibitors and potential clients

Social events that encourage informal networking and partnerships

This diverse programming helps foster new business relationships and collaborative ventures, benefiting both established companies and newcomers.


Exhibitors and Visitors: A Focus on Quality and Expertise

The exhibitors at Pulp & Beyond represent a wide array of industries connected to forestry and bioeconomy. These include manufacturers of pulp and paper machinery, suppliers of chemicals and fabrics used in production, and companies developing bioproducts and biofuels. Visitors typically include technical, production, and purchasing managers, as well as researchers and project leaders seeking up-to-date knowledge and business opportunities.

The fair's organization by Messukeskus Helsinki ensures high standards of quality and relevance, with an emphasis on creating a productive environment for knowledge exchange and business development. The inclusion of technical presentations, equipment demonstrations, and product launches guarantees that participants leave with actionable insights and new connections.

With its rich mix of innovation, expertise, and networking, Pulp & Beyond continues to lead the way in supporting the global transition to a sustainable, forest-based bioeconomy. The fair’s blend of traditional industry elements with forward-thinking themes like the Employer of the Future ensures that it remains relevant and inspiring for all participants, reflecting the evolving needs of this vital sector.