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February 2018 Milan THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY is here 20-22 FEBRUARY 2018 MILAN SALONI INTERNAZIONALI DELLE MACCHINE E DELLE TECNOLOGIE PER LE INDUSTRIE CALZATURIERA, PELLETTIERA E CONCIARIA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS OF MACHINES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR FOOTWEAR, LEATHERGOODS AND TANNING INDUSTRY Assomac Servizi Srl Via Matteotti, 4/a P.O. Box 73 - 27029 Vigevano - PV - ITALY www.simactanningtech.it T +39 038 178 883 F +39 038 188 602 E [email protected] International exhibition of machines and technologies for footwear, leathergoods and tanning industry Simac Tanning Tech is the annual event that showcases the best selection of machinery and technology for the footwear, tanning and leather goods industry. The event takes place at Fiera Milano Rho and is the most important global technology event for the fashion industry, making available to its exhibitors and visitors an ideal environment to grow their business and foster relationships between businesses and visitors. In three days, Simac Tanning Tech offers concrete business opportunities and services to companies and operators. Simac Tanning Tech is a truly international trade fair, which hosts hundreds of delegates who come to Milan because they are aware they will find the most avant-garde technological offer and the most appropriate responses to their manufacturing requirements. Simac Tanning Tech is organised by Assomac, the National Association of technology manufacturers for footwear, leather goods and tannery. Hotel reservation Secretary MICODMC ASSOMAC SERVIZI SRL P.le Carlo Magno, 1 Via Matteotti, 4/A 20149 - MILANO P.O. BOX 73 PTB Diego Rossi, Sales Manager 27029 VIGEVANO (PV) - ITALY Tel.: 02.8725.5247-5248 Tel. +39 0381.78883 Fax. +39 0381.88602 [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] OPENING HOURS February 20-21 9.00-18.30 February 22 9.00-17.00 SIMAC TANNING TECH LINEAPELLE INFORMATION FIERA MILANO-RHO - ITALY ADMISSION FAIRS CONNECTIONS Metro Simac Tanning Tech and Trade professional Simac Tanning Tech Linea Rossa (Red line) – M1 Lineapelle direct passage. only is held once a year to Rho-Fiera Milano. Access is granted to both events with the same card. at Fiera Milano Rho Motorway The events take place HALLS 14 / 18 Fieramilano exit. simultaneously. RHO-FIERA MILAN HOW TO GET TO THE FAIR MOTORWAYS SUBWAY TRAIN STATION BY PLANE BY TRAIN BY CAR BY TAXI FROM LINATE FROM MILAN FROM THE Authorised taxi AIRPORT CENTRAL STATION, A7-GENOA services at airports Bus no. 73 and subway of Linate and MILAN PORTA MOTORWAYS, TAKE Malpensa, on certain red line - M1, direction GARIBALDI, MILAN A1 BOLOGNA AND of Rho-Fiera Milano. predetermined routes, LAMBRATE: A4-TORINO: including the Fiera www.atm.it Subway Green line West motorway Milano district, apply - M2 direction of heading North, exit at standard rates. FROM MALPENSA Abbiategrasso; get off Fiera Milano. AIRPORT at Cadorna, then change to Subway Red line M1 Malpensa Shuttle or FROM THE A4- Malpensabus Express towards Rho – Fiera Motorway company: Milano. VENICE MOTORWAY: www.malpensashuttle. exit at Pero-Fiera Milano. it BY SUBWAY www.autostradale.it Red line - M1, direction FROM A8-VARESE of Rho-Fiera Milano - AND A9-COMO FROM THE AIRPORT www.atm.it OF ORIO AL SERIO MOTORWAYS: from Orio Shuttle-Airpullman the barrier of Milan, or Motorway company: head North in direction www.orioshuttle.it of A4-Venice and exit at www.autostradale.it Fiera Milano. FROM MILAN: motorway A8 heading to Varese-Como, exit at Fiera Milano motorway A4 heading to Torino, exit at Pero- Fiera Milano. ITALIAN INDUSTRY OF FOOTWEAR, LEATHERGOODS AND TANNING MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS The Italian industry of footwear, leathergoods and tanning machinery manufacturers is a productive sector that gathers about 235 small and medium-sized companies and boasted in 2016 an overall turnover of about 625,00 million Euros, of which 75% exported. Sector Export (millions €) Traditional footwear machineries 109,43 Leathergoods machineries 45,27 Injection machines 45,68 Tanning machineries 155,96 Spare parts 89,39 Moulds 21,25 Total 466.98 Most of the companies producing traditional footwear and leathergoods machines is located in Lombardy (especially in Vigevano) but other productive centres are located in Tuscany and in the Marches. Companies manufacturing machines and equipments for sport shoes are mostly located in Veneto, in particular in the area around Padua, and in Varese (Lombardy). The tanning machines sector is world- The sector of footwear machines wide leader as well; the companies are exports about 75% of its production primarily located in Tuscany, Veneto, and in 2016 its main markets were Lombardy, Piedmont and Campania. Albania, Portugal, Spain, Vietnam, The tanning machinery sector exports India and Romania. most of its production and the main The Italian industry of footwear and markets in 2016 were: China, Mexico, leathergoods machineries, developed India, Bangladesh, United States and during the 50’s, is a world-wide leader. Spain. ASSOMAC is the association which gathers - at national level – the companies manufacturing machines and accessories for footwear, leathergoods and tanning companies. It also safeguards their interests by promoting this productive sector all over the world. The multilingual Guide of machines and technologies in one click WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE WHOLE PRODUCT REPERTOIRE IN DETAIL AND THE TYPES OF PRODUCT OF ITALIAN COMPANIES? Translated into ten languages, the multilingual Guide of machines and technologies allows you to discover and see the specifications of each machine and the technologies available on the market and manufactured by Italian companies, with a direct link to the company website, references, numbers and email. Visit the official website of Assomac, the National Association of technology manufacturers for footwear, leather goods and tannery: www.assomac.it Assomac Servizi Srl Via Matteotti, 4/a P.O. Box 73 - 27029 Vigevano - PV - ITALY T +39 038 178 883 F +39 038 188 602 E [email protected] WHO IS ASSOMAC ASSOMAC is the national association of Italian manufacturers of machinery and technology for all phases of industrial management and production in the leather, footwear, leather-goods, fur, furnishings, clothing, saddler and automobile sectors. Italian exports account for about 50% of all the exports of countries manufacturing machinery in this industrial sector worldwide. Every year, Italian companies export more than 80% of their production to 100+ countries around the world. ASSOMAC forms part of CONFINDUSTRIA, the most important Italian industrial organisation. For ASSOMAC, technology is know-how acquired day after day. The constant development of applied technology – often following requests from customers all over the world – leads to the personalisation of machinery, systems and also companies. This is the concept of developing technology of ASSOMAC’s member companies, who put themselves forward as problem solvers at the service of the worldwide manufacturing/ industrial system. On the one hand, “sustainable technology for quality” leather processing and manufacture of footwear and leather goods, i.e. modern, reliable and eco-friendly machinery, systems and products that can execute highly complex and delicate processes. On the other, “quality technology” that guarantees clients safe in-line machinery and products/systems that are always in perfect working order, at all times and anywhere in the world. Tanning fine hides and manufacturing first-class shoes and leather goods require advanced technology that guarantees great process, production efficiency control and repeated and consistent quality – which is what the markets demand. ASSOMAC promotes and holds training courses, workshops, feasibility studies for refurbishments and new industrial parks and technological publications etc. all over the world, with the support of the Italian Ministry of Economic Development and ICE, the Italian Governmental agency. THE PRODUCTS OFFERED BY THE ITALIAN INDUSTRIAL SECTOR REPRESENTED BY ASSOMAC INCLUDE: > Tanning machinery > Footwear machinery > Leather goods machinery > Design machinery > Systems for handling > Systems and plants for water, sludge and air treatment > Laboratory machinery and equipment PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY Machines and technologies for footwear and leather goods and accessories, CAD-CAM, machines for dies, die cutting or continuous mode cutting machines, sewing machines, machines for the manufacture of dies, machines for the assembly of uppers and soles, machines for footwear components, machinery for repairers, moulds and chemicals, Tannery machines, accessories, chemicals, water treatment plants, equipment for lab tests, engineering HOW TO ACCESS SIMAC TANNING TECH To attend Simac Tanning Tech, you must log onto the official website of the event: www.simactanningtech.it Just a few simple steps and you can receive directly on your computer the ticket to print out and exhibit at the entrance to the fair. EXHIBITORS LIST Visit the official website of Simac Tanning Tech and see the most updated exhibitors list www.simactanningtech.it PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, China, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan and Turkey..
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