2026年腓特烈港国际塑料加工技术展览会

德国腓德列斯哈芬国际塑料加工技术展览会(Fakuma)是全球最大之一的塑料技术展览会，是塑料行业的专业盛会，该展创建于1991年，每年一届，连续举办两年隔一年举行即三年举办两届，Fakuma展闻名于世，不光在于她的大规模，更在于她的召开催生了新的激励因素，也为该行业所有领域带来新的业务机遇。该展会的举行地点菲德烈港是欧洲塑料工业的心脏，展会并提出世界一流的，涵盖了注塑成型和挤出各方面的全面服务。无论是原材料，加工设备，周边设备，自动化解决方案或碳技术是参与-作为信息和思想的来源FAKUMA功能，并成为一种趋势晴雨表的同时保留其非常特殊的，个人及轻松的气氛时间。展会上推出了高性能设备和材料，这使当年塑料行业原材料及机械和中间产品的需求得到了满足，让企业把制作工作做得更好更快更廉价。

展会回顾及相关数据：第二十四届2015年来自38个国家1780家企业参展，展出面积达85000平米，来自120个国家45721名专业观众分享了本次盛会；第二十三届2014年来自全球36个国家的1772家企业参展，117个国家的45689名专业观众参观；第二十二届2012年来自35个国家的参展企业达到1700家，观众44176名；2011年来自33个国家1672家企业参展，展出面积达到915000平方尺，有来自119个国家的44823专业人士参观了本届展会。2006的各种数据显示表明，她又一次刷新了历年来创下的记录，参展企业达到了1345家，参观商更是达到了5万1千名（比2006增加了近4000人次）出展面积达8万平米。

展品范围(Show Products):

1、塑料机械及设备Machines：Machines and equipment for processing,recycling（再生处理机）、Extruders and Extrusions plants（塑料挤出机）、Injection moulding machines（注模机）、Blow moulding machines（吹膜机）、Presses（压缩设备）、Machines for producing and for treating reaction resins(also concentrated)（浓缩机）、Other processing machines and other processing plants（其它处理机械设备）、Processing machines（处理机）、Machines and plants for finishing,decorating,printing and marking（塑料成型机、装饰机、印刷机、标记机）、Welding machines（焊接机）、Tools,parts and components（工具及元器件）、Peripherals（外围设备）、Measuring,controlling,regulating and proofing equipment（测试、控制、调节、试验设备）、Further machines（更多塑料机）；

2、成品及半成品Finished and semi-finished products：半成品、技术部分及加固塑料产品Semi-finished products,technical parts and reinforced plastic products；

3、原材料及辅助材料Raw and auxiliary materials：原材料、混合材料、辅助材料、添加剂、染料Raw materials,Compounds,Further auxiliaries,Additiver,Dye；

4、Organisation（行业组织）：服务、印刷厂房、协会Services,Publishing houses,Association。

展会报告(Show Reports):

The 29th Fakuma international trade fair for plastics processing closed in Friedrichshafen as a great success. 1639 exhibitors presented their innovations in the fields of efficiency, sustainability and circular economy in twelve almost fully occupied halls and nearly booked-out foyers from the 15th through the 19th of October, 2024. The 5-day trade fair on Lake Constance was characterised by bustling activity, in-depth discussions and a programme packed with highlights.

“It’s finally time again,” rejoiced Dr. Christoph Schumacher, vice president for global marketing at Arburg, regarding Fakuma 2024. “For us it’s like coming home.” Michael Wittmann, owner and CEO of the Wittmann Group, was also highly satisfied: “We’re very pleased to be here again. Traditionally, Fakuma is a trade fair where we hold intensive discussions and develop new ideas. Personal interaction and practical experience are particularly important this year.” Technotrans Solutions, one of Fakuma’s original exhibitors, also enjoyed a busy booth and extensive customer meetings. “For us, Fakuma is highly convincing because it never fails to impress us with its high levels of practical relevance,” confirmed managing director Nico Küls. High spirits also prevailed at Engel Austria: “As is the case every year, we’re delighted to be at the Fakuma again in 2024 and we’re pleased with the numerous constructive meetings we’ve had at the trade fair,” said CTO Dr. Gerhard Dimmler, who was very enthusiastic in praising the large number of visitors on the first day of the event. Dr. Ralf Düssel, head of sustainability at EVonIK and chairman of the board of PlasticsEurope Deutschland, was impressed by the “wonderful, magnificent and optimistic impressions” he gained at Fakuma.

Fakuma is becoming increasingly international. With 47.5% of the exhibitors coming from outside of Germany (previous year: 44.0%), this year’s trade fair for the plastics processing industry once again occupied a leading position throughout the world. From a total of 1639 exhibitors (3 more than in 2023), 778 travelled to Stuttgart from many different countries – including 170 companies from China, 142 from Italy, 81 from Switzerland, 77 from Austria and 51 from Turkey. For manufacturers and users, topics such as increased efficiency, process stability, reproducibility and minimised setup times are at the top of the agenda. Consequently, plastics processors are implementing all conceivable technical and organisational measures, as well as investments, to ensure that they remain competitive … because they’re being forced to produce more and more economically.

Roundtable Discussion: Digitalisation is Tops!

The highly specialised expert community was presented with lots of attractive highlights as part of this year’s trade fair programme. Initially, the second edition of the Fakuma Round Table was held during the afternoon of the first day of the trade fair, this time addressing the topic of “Digitalisation – Top or Flop?” The panel of experts included Professor Dr. Michael Braungart, founder and scientific director of BRAUNGART EPEA, Miranda Burtscher, head of corporate operations controlling at ALPLA, Guido Frohnhaus, managing technology director at Arburg, Professor Dr.-Ing. Hans-Josef Endres from the Institute for Plastics and Recycling Technology at Leibniz University Hannover and Professor Dr.-Ing. Thomas Seul from the Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences. The panellists, moderated by Dipl.-Ing. Markus Lüling, Editor-in-Chief of K-Profi, examined the extent to which digitalisation offers solutions to the issues of sustainability and the shortage of qualified personnel. The prominent panellists arrived at a conclusive verdict: digitalisation is tops! It’s a necessity! It’s a tool for achieving effectiveness, which in turn leads to greater efficiency, emphasised Thomas Seul. There are plenty of examples from numerous sectors indicating that digitalisation has helped us to move forward. Hans-Josef Endres also made his case for “tops”, because digitalisation offers many opportunities and practical advantages throughout the entire process chain – for example in order to make the flow of materials transparent by collecting and using the relevant data, in order to be able to reuse materials. Michael Braungart stressed that the prerequisites for closed loop processes can only be fulfilled by means of digitalisation. However, digitalisation should not be taken to absurd extremes. “We shouldn’t focus attention on irrelevant aspects,” says Braungart. “Always take a careful look at what you want to digitalise first.” The panellists agreed in this regard: simplify and improve processes first, then digitalise them. This is the only way to ensure meaningful and effective digitalisation. Miranda Burtscher pointed out an important task: digitalisation also results in large amounts of data that require the use of appropriate analysis tools. However, the interfaces must first be equipped with a common language because networking would otherwise be doomed to failure.

New Talent Recruitment on Career Friday

Career Friday was a special highlight this year: The trade fair promoters, the exhibitor advisory board and the exhibitors jointly organised a campaign for pupils, students and entry-level employees in keeping with the motto “Mould Your Dreams, Mould Your Future”. The objective was to inform young people about career opportunities in the plastics industry and, at the same time, impart knowledge in the field of plastics. The campaign was very well received – many exhibitors organised shuttle services, activities, tours of the trade fair booths and glimpses behind the scenes of plastics processing. More than 400 highly interested young people took advantage of this opportunity and joined the various guided tours. “Career Friday was a highlight in Fakuma’s trade fair history,” declared Dr. Christoph Schumacher enthusiastically. Michael Wittmann praised the initiative as well: “It was a great opportunity for young people to get to know our industry.”

An All-Round Positive Verdict: The Future Is Looking Bright!

“Fakuma 2024 was once again a great family celebration for the plastics industry,” says Bettina Schall, managing director of trade fair promoters P. E. Schall, in summing up the 5 successful days of the event in Friedrichshafen, which attracted 36,675 visitors. “Already at the opening press conference, Professor Dr. Michael Braungart inspired us with his approach which holds that ‘everything can serve as a nutrient’. This was followed by countless discussions and meetings in the highly frequented exhibition halls and conference rooms. The Startup Area enjoyed lively interest at its trade fair booths. And the expert forum was once again a central meeting place for the expert community for gathering in-depth technical information.” Bettina Schall is optimistic about the industry’s future. “Although the current situation is challenging and we have to deal with numerous highly complex issues simultaneously, the concentrated innovative power experienced at Fakuma 2024 is a strong indication that we’re tackling the issues with determination and confidence,” says the managing director. “The last several days at the trade fair have helped to make it possible to implement constructive approaches, step by step. I would like to thank all of the exhibitors and visitors for their active contribution and for their participation. All industry stakeholders are cordially invited to the 30th Fakuma in Friedrichshafen from the 12th through the 16th of October, 2026!”