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4 EVENTS • 1 LOCATION

CO-LOCATED WITH:

NORTH AMERICAN COLD SPRAY CONFERENCE 2021

EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS

September 14–16, 2021 | St. Louis, , USA America’s Center Convention Complex

EXHIBIT TODAY! NETWORK FACE-TO-FACE WITH THE MATERIALS WORLD

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ORGANIZED BY: WHY MISSOURI? 2 1 Industry Sectors:Industry that make itabrightspotinthefuture ofmanufacturing. Missouri hasdeeproots inthemanufacturing sector andapro-business environment MANUFACTURING and Emerald Automotive have relocated theiroperations to Missouriaswell. announced majorexpansions companies inMissouri,new like SmithElectricVehicles manufacturers operating inthestate. BothFord andGeneral Motors have recently reflectingis significant, thelongtradition ofproductive workers andsuccessful The historical importance oftheautomotive sector industry to Missouri’s economy • • • • • •

Component Manufacturing Semiconductor andOtherElectronic Rubber Products Metalworking Manufacturing Machinery Transmission Equipment Engines, Turbines, andPower Electrical Equipment Architectural andStructural Metals LOCATION Missouri is located within 600 miles of 52% of U.S. manufacturing establishments and 600 miles of 51% of all U.S. households. On average, there are 250 daily departures from St. Louis to 70 non-stop destinations. 3Travelers can reach most cities in the United States and Canada in less than three hours by air. Which means you and your business are only a short flight away from nearly everywhere in North America. Manufacturing Companies Located in Missouri: • Boeing Defense, Space & • Harley-Davidson • MEMC Electronic Materials Security Unit • Hayes Lemmerz International, Inc. • Paul Mueller • Dow / Kokam • Honeywell Federal • Peterson Manufacturing • EaglePicher Technologies Manufacturing & Technologies Company • Emerson Electric Co. LLC • Smith Electric Vehicles • EnerSys • Kawasaki • Spartan Light Metal Products • Ford • Leggett & Platt, Inc. • SRG Global • • LMI Aerospace • Westar Aerospace & Defense • GKN Aerospace North America • Maxion Wheels • Zoltek

FACE TO FACE WORKS 77% 85% 84% Prefer in-person conferences due to the ability Build stronger, more meaningful business relationships Prefer face-to-face meetings 4to read body language and facial expressions during in-person business meetings and conferences 75% 95% Prefer in-person conferences because they Say face-to-face meetings lead to more social interactions and the are essential for long-term ability to bond with coworkers / clients business relationships FAST FACTS

WHO SHOULD EXHIBIT? • Additive Manufacturing • Brazing • Casting • Ceramics • Characterization, Quantification, and Analysis of Materials • Coatings • Commercial Heat Treating Services • Core Metals, Alloys, and Materials Topics • Digital Materials and Definition and Informatics • Emerging Materials Technologies • Engineering Applications and Related Interests • Forging • Furnaces • Heat Processing Atmospheres and Generators • Heat Processing Auxiliary Equipment and Sales • Heat Processing Auxiliary Equipment and Supplies • Heat Processing Compounds and Solutions • Heat Treat Process Controls and Instrumentation • Machining and Metal Cutting Equipment • Materials and Processes for Automation • Materials Testing / Characterization Equipment and Supplies • Medical / Biomaterials • Metal Forming Equipment • Metals and Alloys • Modeling Processes • Nonferrous Metals • Plastics • Processes • Publications (Journals, Business Magazines) • Refractories / Furnace Insulation • Rolling • Renewable and Unconventional Energy • Stamping / Shaping • Surface Treating / Coating Equipment • Sustainability • Thermal Spray • Trade Associations / Professional Societies • Vacuum Equipment *Source: 2019 Heat Treat Registrant Data • Welding And Joining Equipment EXHIBIT INFORMATION

This co-located show is an outstanding opportunity BOOTH PACKAGES START AT $3,150 USD to meet face-to-face with qualified global prospects AND INCLUDE: looking to buy products or services. • Full Technical Conference Registration to three technical programs BY EXHIBITING, YOU CAN: • Post-Event Attendee lists from three events • Continue to build and enhance your company profile • Unlimited Booth Personnel Badges to thousands of key industry stakeholders • Complimentary Expo-Only Pass for Customers • Connect with current customers, develop new • Promotion Before and During the Event business relationships, and increase sales • Showcase the latest products, services, and trends PACKAGE #1 — $3,150 USD to solve and support the materials community to be All the exhibitor benefits listed above PLUS: more efficient and cost effective. • A 10 ft x 10 ft booth space with draped 8 ft high back wall and 3 ft side rails EXHIBIT HOURS • Booth ID sign - 7 in x 44 in Exhibit Dates: September 14-16, 2021 Tuesday, September 14...... 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. PACKAGE #2 — $4,200 USD Wednesday, September 15...... 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Package #1, PLUS: Full-page ad in the Final Program Thursday, September 16...... 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. PACKAGE #3 — $5,500 USD Packages #1 & #2, PLUS: Company logo on event website and signage at the event listed as a Corporate Supporter Note: Each Additional Booth Space is $3,150 USD All corner charges are an extra $100 USD

TURN-KEY BOOTH — ADDITIONAL $1,500 USD Price Includes: 10 ft x 10 ft grey carpet, one 6 ft table with black skirting, two chairs, wastebasket, and 120V electricity (Up to 20 AMPS)

RENTAL RATES INCREASE ON DECEMBER 14TH, 2020. SECURE YOUR BOOTH TODAY! [email protected] 4NEW EVENTS FOR 2021 – REACH A• NEW 1 AUDIENCE!LOCATION

CO-LOCATED WITH:

NORTH AMERICAN COLD SPRAY CONFERENCE 2021

Heat Treat 2021, the biennial show from the ASM Heat Treating Society, is where heat treating professionals go to take stock of the industry and make connections! NEW for 2021: Reach a New Audience!

ASM’s Materials Week Conference is BACK! Materials week now titled, International Materials, Applications, and Technologies (IMAT) Conference and Exposition will be co-locating with Heat Treat 2021! ASM will bring together academia, government, and industry to discuss advanced materials, applications, and technologies addressing a spectrum of emerging technologies in key growth market areas. IMAT is organized by ASM’s Technical Program Committees, Affiliate Societies, Members and industry partners — NACE, AGMA, and World Manufacturing Forum. 4 EVENTS • 1 LOCATION

Reach ALL Material Segments under ONE roof! This co-located event is an outstanding opportunity to meet face-to-face with qualified global prospects looking to buy products or services. For the price of exhibiting at one exposition, you get exhibitor exposure to FOUR distinct audiences! THOUSANDS of industry professionals will be on hand to see and hear about your latest advances!

• Over 9,000 Attendees • Over 800 Technical Presentations, Keynotes, and Panel Discussions • Over 500 Exhibits • Over 300 Students • 4 Days of Technical Programming • 3 Days of Expo • Multiple Networking Events, Awards, and Competitions • Workshops, Live Demonstrations, and Education Right on the Show Floor WHO COMES TO HEAT TREAT?

INDUS TR IE S S 33% E Engineer / Scientist R

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25% E Manager / Supervisor D Professor / of Division or Group CONNECT WITH 1% Instructor DECISION MAKERS 5% Student 21% 10% CEO / President / 5% Program / Project General Management Technician / Operator Manager

COMPANY TYPE

30% Heat Treating: Commercial

14% Automotive JOB TYPE Heat Treating: Manufacturing / 11% Commercial & Captive Process Engineering 42% 9% Aerospace Marketing / Sales 23% 8% Machinery (except electrical) R & D Heat Treating: 18% 8% Captive (In-house) Quality Assurance / 9% Quality Control 7% Fabricated Metal Products 5% Materials Testing 4% Consulting 3% Mechanical Engineering 3% Education 6% Other

*Source: 2019 Heat Treat Registrant Data WHO COMES TO IMAT?

INDU 3% S 4% R&D TR 4% QA / QC I Technician / E Operator O S CC Program / U S 4% Project Manager P E A R T I V O

E N D 6% S Professor / Instructor 38% Engineer / Scientist 7% Student 9% Other 10% 15% CEO / President / Manager / Supervisor General Management of Group

TARGET AUDIENCE: Engineer / Scientist, Professors, R & D, Students, Academia, TARGET MARKETS: Materials Testing, NDT, Materials 4.0: OEM’s, Material Suppliers, Materials Information, AI, Materials- Job Shops, Materials Buyers, Enviromental Interactions, Aerospace, Big Data, Consultants, Managers, Manufacturing, Simulation, Ceramics, Manufacturer Reps, Semiconductor, Medical / Biomaterials, Technicians / Operators, Additive Manufacturing, Sustainability, C-Suite Executives, Automation, Oil & Gas, Factory 4.0, Government Automotive, Failure Analysis, Mechanical Labs, Emerging Testing, Thermal Spray, Processing and Professionals, Manufacturing, Medical, NanoMaterials, QA / QC Heat Treat, Materials Characterization and Behavior, Joining, Emerging Technologies, Corrosion, Energies and Utilities, Light Metals, Modeling, Mining HEATNEW FOR 2021TREAT – REACH A NEW 2021 AUDIENCE! SPONSORSHIPS

We offer exclusive or shared sponsorship opportunities — expand your reach and increase visibility before, during, and after the Heat Treat Conference & Exposition. Custom sponsorships are available to fit any trade show budget. The benefits of investing in sponsorships are invaluable!

Heat Treat Sponsorship Sales Contact: [email protected]

Email Tags: Full-Page Ad in the Sponsor Logo on Promotional Verbal Recognition Sponsor Logo on Company Logo on Company Logo SPONSORSHIPS Digital / Printed Event Website Inserts for of Sponsor Event Signage Specialized Item on All Emails to Final Program with URL Registration Bags During Event Potential Prospects • Exhibitor Lounge Shared Sponsorships • Promotional Inserts Inside Registration Bags (Non-Exclusive) $2,500 USD • Aisle Sign     • AM/PM Refreshment Break Sponsor in Exhibit Hall • Lanyards Exclusive Specialty • Hotel Keys Promotional Sponsorships • Mobile App      $5,000 USD • Note Pads • Registration Pens

Exclusive Specialty • Registration Bags Promotional Sponsorships • Name Badge Holders      $7,500 USD • 8 oz. Water Bottles on Show Floor

• Exhibitor Networking Reception Sponsor Premium Networking / • Social Event Sponsor Technical Session • Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Luncheon Sponsorships        Sponsor in the Exhibit Hall Range: $5,000 – $15,000 USD • Exclusive Technical Session Sponsor Sponsorship Benefits: • VISIBILITY: To a targeted materials industry market segment • CONTENT STRATEGY: Partner with the leaders in materials information • EFFICIENT LEAD GENERATION: Meet face-to-face, build a customer database, and promote products • RELATIONSHIPS: Find new collaboration partners, customers, and supplier relationships; Strengthen customer relationships • ENGAGEMENT: Increase your involvement within the heat treat and materials community • RECOGNITION: Make your company stand out as a leader at the event — before, during, and after

Email Tags: Full-Page Ad in the Sponsor Logo on Promotional Verbal Recognition Sponsor Logo on Company Logo on Company Logo SPONSORSHIPS Digital / Printed Event Website Inserts for of Sponsor Event Signage Specialized Item on All Emails to Final Program with URL Registration Bags During Event Potential Prospects • Exhibitor Lounge Shared Sponsorships • Promotional Inserts Inside Registration Bags (Non-Exclusive) $2,500 USD • Aisle Sign     • AM/PM Refreshment Break Sponsor in Exhibit Hall • Lanyards Exclusive Specialty • Hotel Keys Promotional Sponsorships • Mobile App      $5,000 USD • Note Pads • Registration Pens

Exclusive Specialty • Registration Bags Promotional Sponsorships • Name Badge Holders      $7,500 USD • 8 oz. Water Bottles on Show Floor

• Exhibitor Networking Reception Sponsor Premium Networking / • Social Event Sponsor Technical Session • Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Luncheon Sponsorships        Sponsor in the Exhibit Hall Range: $5,000 – $15,000 USD • Exclusive Technical Session Sponsor SNAPSHOT OF COMPANIES WHO ATTEND HEAT TREAT & IMAT* 3M GKN ASM International AAM Honda 9639 Kinsman Road, Alcoa Honeywell Materials Park, OH 44073-0002 Hyundai Alstom Intel Arconic Bodycote Joy Global Boeing Lincoln Electric Borg Warner Carpenter Magna Powertrain Caterpillar Mitsubishi Chevron NASA NAVAIS Nexteer Dana Northrop Delta NSK Dow Chemical Oerlikon Eaton Parker Hannifin EOS Praxair Ford Motor Rolls-Royce FPM Siemens GE Aviation Solar Turbines General Dynamics Timken General Electric United Technologies General Motors US Army Gerdau US Naval Research Academy US Steel Volvo *Partial Listing