The Polish manufacturing trade show
Industrial Spring will return to EXPO Kielce from 6-9 April 2027, with organisers promising a larger event and more technology demonstrations than ever before as the exhibition makes full use of the venue's new exhibition hall.
The exhibition will once again showcase the latest CNC machine tools, laser systems, sheet metal cutting and bending equipment, welding technologies, tooling, metrology systems, automation solutions and advanced manufacturing technologies. The additional exhibition space is expected to enable larger displays and more live demonstrations, reinforcing the event's reputation as one of Central and Eastern Europe's leading industrial technology gatherings.
Manufacturers across the sector continue to face pressure to improve productivity, precision and flexibility while reducing energy and material consumption. As investment decisions become increasingly complex, visitors are looking beyond machine specifications to understand how technologies will perform in real-world production environments. Industrial Spring has built its reputation around providing exactly that opportunity, with machines and systems demonstrated in operation rather than displayed as static exhibits.
The scale of the event was evident in 2026, when almost 24,000 visitors attended over four days. More than 700 exhibitors, co-exhibitors and represented companies from 18 countries took part despite exhibition space being partially restricted by ongoing expansion work at the venue.
The 2027 edition will be the first to utilise EXPO Kielce's new exhibition hall in full. The facility provides approximately 15,500m² of exhibition space, together with a further 3,000m² of mezzanine area. Organisers say the additional capacity is particularly important for industrial exhibitions, where large machine tools, machining centres, laser cutting systems, welding cells and complete production lines require significant floor space and supporting infrastructure.
Industrial Spring comprises several co-located exhibitions covering multiple stages of the manufacturing process. Alongside machine tools and cutting tools, visitors will be able to explore sheet metal processing technologies, lasers, welding systems, surface treatment, pneumatics, automation, robotics, additive manufacturing and industrial metrology solutions.
The breadth of the event enables manufacturers to evaluate complete production workflows during a single visit. Attendees can compare machine tools, assess automation options, investigate quality control technologies and discuss system integration with equipment suppliers and technology specialists.
Live demonstrations remain one of the event's key attractions. Organisers believe that seeing a machine in operation offers a far better understanding of machining quality, productivity, programming requirements, changeover times and automation capabilities than technical literature alone. Demonstrations of machine tools, laser systems, welding technologies and measurement equipment will again feature prominently throughout the exhibition.
Alongside the exhibition, Industrial Spring will host a programme of expert-led conferences and technical presentations. Previous editions have addressed topics including advanced welding processes, materials testing, metrology, quality assurance and process safety. The 2027 event is expected to continue discussions around automation, digitalisation, production efficiency, quality management and the implementation of new manufacturing technologies.
Industrial Spring attracts a broad range of industry professionals, including manufacturing business owners, engineers, production specialists, designers, maintenance personnel and investment decision-makers.
With expanded exhibition space, hundreds of exhibitors and a strong emphasis on technology in action, organisers expect the 2027 edition to provide an even stronger platform for manufacturers seeking their next investment opportunities.
Industrial Spring 2027 will take place at EXPO Kielce, Poland, from 6 to 9 April 2027.