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Automechanika Frankfurt: Spotlight On Paintwork & Bodywork Repairs

Jul 25, 2016 Automechanika, aftermarket, events, shows, trade, automotive, garage, repair, Bodyshop



This year's staging of the Automechanika Frankfurt event promises to offer an impressive demonstration of its innovation - particularly in the bodyshop sector. The 2016 edition of Automechanika Frankfurt takes place from 13 to 17 September and will feature Refinish and paint companies in Hall 11 including German organisations such as Festool GmbH, SATA GmbH & Co. KG, Vosschemie GmbH, WOLF Anlagen-Technik GmbH & Co. KG, MIPA SE, Sehon Innovative Lackieranlagen, Audatex AUTOonline GmbH, Peter Kwasny GmbH and ANEST IWATA Deutschland GmbH. Other important exhibitor nations are Italy, the Netherlands and Poland, and visitors can look forward to numerous innovations, especially in the fields of workshop equipment, repairs, paintwork and corrosion protection.
 
In 2014, ‘Collision Talk’ was the best attended event of the lecture programme. This year, as before, it will be held in the Portalhaus building, which adjoins Hall 11 where everything revolves around the world of bodywork and paintwork during Automechanika. The Talk guests are: Gerhard Witte (ControlExpert), Thomas Melzer (Axalta Coating Systems), Thomas Geck (HUK-COBURG), Steffen Struwe (Innovation Group), Stefan Artz (Service Partnernetzwerk) and ZKF President Peter Börner. Further information and registration for ‘Collision Talk’ at www.schadentalk.de/sign-in

The ‘Collision Damage Repair Street’ where 14 workshop-equipment suppliers, paint manufacturers and collision-damage service providers show process-optimisation solutions also promises to be a major drawcard. “We are delighted with the expansion of the successful event concept this year”, says Olaf Mußhoff, Director of Automechanika Frankfurt. “This enables us to strengthen Automechanika as the meeting place for companies and decision makers from the collision-damage market and show solutions for process optimisation in the workshop.”
 


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