Targi Kielce Industrial Autumn: A Key Event for Metallurgical & Industrial Sectors

Targi Kielce Industrial Autumn Kielce becomes industrial innovation centre with strong trade fair lineup

2026-02-21 Source: Targi Kielce 2 min Reading Time

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The Targi Kielce Industrial Autumn has established itself over the years as one of the most important events for the region's metallurgical and industrial sectors. The joint-format cluster of several specialised exhibitions creates a comprehensive platform for presenting technologies, exchanging knowledge and establishing business relationships.

This year’s expo cluster not only reflects the strong position of the Metal trade fair but also marks the debut of the Nonferra and the premiere of the Filvent Expo.(Source: Targi Kiecle) — This year’s expo cluster not only reflects the strong position of the Metal trade fair but also marks the debut of the Nonferra and the premiere of the Filvent Expo.
(Source: Targi Kiecle)

Foundry, in particular, pressure die casting for the automotive sector, non-ferrous metals, metal heat treatment, quality control, and, for the first time, clean air technologies for industry — Targi Kielce’s Industrial Autumn gains new momentum. This year’s expo cluster not only reflects the strong position of the Metal trade fair but also marks the debut of the Nonferra and the premiere of the Filvent Expo. On 22–24 September 2026, Kielce will again become the centre of industrial innovation in Central and Eastern Europe.

Metal — Foundry and Die Casting Fair — the foundation and driving force

The International Fair of Technologies for Foundry, Metal, is the heart of the cycle. Foundry and Die Casting Fair is the largest event of the foundry industry in this part of Europe. This is where manufacturers of machine, equipment, and component systems for foundries, raw material suppliers, automation system integrators, and experts in digitalisation and green industrial transformation convene. Previously, the event attracted over 200 exhibitors from 22 countries and saw strong footfall of professional visitors, confirming that Metal is a place for real business discussions and contracts. “The agenda will also include accompanying events, which are knowledge and information mines, including the Foundry Goes Green conference, focusing on energy efficiency and sustainable development in the foundry industry,” says Piotr Pawelec, Project Director.

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The Metal trade fair will host the Foundry Goes Green conference.(Source: Targi Kiecle)

Foundry and Die Casting Fair is the largest event of the foundry industry in this part of Europe.(Source: Michał Stańczyk)

Nonferra — a new version of the non-ferrous metals sector

This year’s show brings a significant change with Nonferra — a new version of the previous Aluminium & Nonfermet. “The event focuses on the aluminium, zinc, copper and other non-ferrous metals industries, creating a specialised space for manufacturers, suppliers of technologies, raw materials and components. Nonferra is where innovative materials and modern foundry technologies meet solutions supporting sustainable production,” adds Pawelec. The new format strengthens the non-ferrous metals sector within the Industrial Autumn and further integrates it into the event's mainstream.

Machinery, materials and innovation on display as Plastpol celebrates three decades of international growth. (Source: Targi Kielce)

Filvent — a new unveiling — the space for clean air technology

Another new feature in 2026 - the first ever Filvent trade fair — the Industrial Filtering and Air Conditioning Expo, a specialised event dedicated to modern technologies for improving air quality in industrial facilities. Filvent is a meeting platform for HVAC system manufacturers and integrators, as well as suppliers of dust-removal technologies, energy-recovery systems, and work-safety support systems. In an era of growing environmental, sanitary and hygiene requirements, clean air technologies are becoming a key element of modern production plants. “Filvent enhances the Industrial Autumn scope and opens up new opportunities for cooperation between sectors, from foundry and metallurgy, through heat treatment, to solutions ensuring energy efficiency and environmental safety,” Piotr Pawelec concludes.

Heat Treatment and Control-Tech — precision and quality

The Heat Treatment and Control-Tech fairs remain integral to the series. The former focuses on technologies and equipment for the heat treatment of metals; the latter on measurement systems, quality control, automation, and solutions for Industry 4.0. Together, they create a coherent space for the entire industrial value chain, from raw materials through the technological process to quality control and production optimisation.

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