Metalworking Event Lamiera 2022 to take place one week earlier

Italy — Lamiera 2022 will take place one week earlier: the event is thus scheduled at Fieramilano Rho from 18 to 21 May 2022, the organiser Ucimu announced.

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Due to a necessary reorganisation in the calendar of the trade fairs held at Fieramilano, Lamiera is scheduled to take place one week earlier than previously announced. Events taking place in the months of May and June, which had not been scheduled before, also occupying large exhibition spaces and requiring very long setting-up times, have compelled Fieramilano to ask all the involved organising bodies to arrange new “date combinations”, in order to ensure that all exhibitions in the new agenda can be held properly.

Therefore, Lamiera will take place seven days earlier than its scheduled date to guarantee appropriate organisation times for exhibitors participating in the event. The trade fair will be followed by the Milan Furniture Fair (Salone del Mobile), which will be held in June and will also have very long setting-up times.

Promoted by Ucimu, the Italian machine tools, robots and automation systems manufacturers' association, and organised by CEU-Centro Esposizini Ucimo, Lamiera is scheduled for the month of May and, with its over 200 already collected applications to exhibit, intends to repeat the success of the two previous editions hosted in Rho-Milan.

“In agreement with Fieramilano and given the importance of the event, we thought it necessary to maintain the trade show in the same period, i.e. in the second half of May. Considering the rapid return to normal standards that we are experiencing over the last few weeks, the increasingly extensive vaccinations and the experience we have acquired during two years of pandemic, we know that Lamiera will be held in a period that can be considered safe with regard to the public health emergency,” stated Alfredo Mariotti, general manager of Ucimu.

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