TCT 2008 – The Best Yet!
Cheshire, UK, 5th November 2008: TCT 2008 recently closed its doors on the biggest and most successful edition to date. This resounding success is further proof of its position as the UK’s leading design, development and manufacturing technology exhibition.
During the course of the two-day show at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, more than 2200 visitors came through the doors to see the very latest in product design and innovation technologies. The vibe on the exhibition floor was positive, generated by the enthusiasm of both visitors and exhibitors alike, which is testament to the vital role of the show in bringing together the industry to exchange and share ideas and knowledge in what might be termed uncertain trading conditions. As well as from the UK and Europe, visitors attended the show from all over the world including Japan, South Africa and Israel.
Exhibitor, Rachel Collier, Technical Sales Manager at Midas Pattern Company, said, “There was a really good atmosphere at the show, with lots of energetic and positive visitors ready to discuss existing and future projects. We were delighted to welcome a healthy mix of new prospects and existing customers at what has been one of our best exhibitions ever.”
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