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Media Data 2020 MEDIA DATA 2020 globally published magazines for the coating and converting industry SPECIALISED MAGAZINE FOR THE COATING AND CONVERTING INDUSTRY Issue 31 | 2018 Innovations for film, nonwovens and paper converting | 薄膜，无纺布和纸品加工的创新 粘结就是它的全部 ADHESION IS WHAT IT IS ALL ABOUT 新数字时代的层压技术 LAMINATION IN THE “CLOUD” 质量是关键 QUALITY IS CRITICAL 13 为什么粘合剂不仅仅具有粘结力 | 21 包装走向好莱坞 | PACKAGING 26 组织材料上的高质量印刷 | Deutscher Fachverlag GmbH • Mainzer Landstr. 251 • 60326 Frankfurt am Main / Germany • www.c2-asia.com 251 • 60326 Frankfurt GmbH • Mainzer Landstr. Deutscher Fachverlag WHY ADHESIVES HAVE MORE GOES HOLLYWOOD | KARL HIGH-QUALITY PRINT ON THAN STICKING POWER | EIMEA KNAUER TISSUE MATERIAL | BST C2Asia Cover 210x285 RZ 20181025.indd 1 25.10.2018 14:23:51 C2 Europe • C2 Deutschland • C2 International • C2 Asia PUBLISHING HOUSE AND CONTACTS Publishing Director Advertising Department Editorial Department Deutscher Fachverlag GmbH Rainer Miserre Nina Pirchmoser Nora Heise Mainzer Landstr. 251 Tel.: +49 69 7595-1291 Advertising Sales Director Editor-in-Chief 60326 Frankfurt, Germany Fax: +49 69 7595-1290 Tel.: +49 69 7595-1227 Tel.: +49 151 42515819 Tel.: +49 69 7595-01 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Fax: + 49 69 7595-2999 Internet: www.dfv.de Publisher Heidrun Dangl Martin Hirschmann Advertising Director Editorial Management Matthias Mahr Technical Magazines Tel.: +49 69 7595-1546 Publisher Technical Magazines Tel.: +49 69 7595-2563 [email protected] Tel.: +49 69 7595-1548 [email protected] Terms and [email protected] agreements can C2 Advertising Service Franz Hermann be found under: Tel.: +49 69 7595 2035 Publisher C2 Magazines www.dfv.de/ [email protected] Tel.: +49 170 5537069 service/agb [email protected] General Fax: +49 69 7595-1820 Rainer Miserre Matthias Mahr Franz Hermann Nina Pirchmoser Heidrun Dangl Martin Hirschmann Nora Heise 2020 | C2 Coating & Converting www.coating-converting.com 2 PORTRAIT C2 – the medium of choice for the converting industry! Contents C2 is the only globally distributed specialised magazine for the coating and 2 Publishing House and Contacts converting industry with different country-specific issues. With C2 Deutschland, 3 C2 Portrait C2 Europe, C2 Asia and C2 International we address experts and decision makers of the processing and converting industries for film, nonwovens 4 C2 Deutschland and paper in more than 70 countries. In 2020 we will distribute more than 5 C2 Europe 300 000 personalised copies of C2 Deutschland, C2 Europe and C2 Asia, and 6 C2 International C2 International. 7 C2 Asia In C2 we present to our readers: 8 Advertising Formats and Prices • analyses of the latest market trends 11 Formats and Technical Data • independently researched economy and business reports • newest technological developments and processes from the fields of coating 12 C2 Deutschland Editorial Programme and laminating, pre- and surface treatment, drying and curing, metallization, 13 C2 Europe Editorial Programme slitting/rewinding, measurement and testing processes and much more. 14 C2 International Editorial Programme Furthermore, in every issue readers will find detailed information on selected 15 C2 Asia Editorial Program / Formats key technological topics. Additionally, we keep the industry up-to-date on our 16 Online Advertising websites www.coating-converting.de and www.coating-converting.com 17 Online Advertising with daily news about current developments in the converting business. Additionally, the online news in English language are distributed through our 18 Online Suppliers Directory daily Twitter channel @c2magazines. 19 C2 Newsletter The C2 portfolio is completed by OPE journal – the specialist magazine for the 20 ICE Daily Advertising Formats and Prices organic and printed electronics industry (see page 21). 21 OPE journal Portrait 22 OPE journal Editorial Programme 23 OPE journal Online Advertising 24 C2 Converting Summit 2020 | C2 Coating & Converting www.coating-converting.com 3 C2 DEUTSCHLAND C2 Deutschland - the window on the German-speaking converting industry The most important market segments (percentage)* C2 Deutschland caters to CEOs, technical directors, factory managers, engineers and Food 44 sales representatives of manufacturers, service providers and suppliers active in the Pharmaceutical/Medical 30 film, nonwovens and paper converting industry. Industrial films 30 C2 Deutschland has a circulation of 9500 copies in print or e-magazine format, Automotive 29 and is sent personally to decision makers and experts in Germany, Austria and Textiles/Nonwovens 17 Switzerland. C2 Deutschland is published six times a year in bi-monthly alternation Construction 11 with C2 Europe. The editorial core focus lies on independently researched economic Electronics 9 and business news. Our database of more than 15 000 converters and decision Security/Specialty 8 makers allows a target-specific, personalised distribution to 9500 recipients Furniture 5 respectively. Agriculture 4 Others 7 Frequency 6 issues per year Journal format A 4 0 10 20 30 40 50 Volume 14th Edition (2020) Job function* Subscription rates Annual subscription D (incl. VAT) € 106.70 Annual subscription EU (with valid VAT-ID number) € 107.80 Management 5437 RoW € 109.00 Engineering/Technician 1380 Individual sale price € 25.00 Prices include postage and packing. All prices include VAT. Airmail on request. Marketing 833 Sales 763 C2 Deutschland country breakdown* Purchasing/Finance 525 Germany 8107 R & D 362 Switzerland 674 Austria 636 Other 200 International 83 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 Circulation: 9500 copies / Source: in-house census 31.07.2019 2020 | C2 Coating & Converting www.coating-converting.com 4 C2 EUROPE C2 Europe – the magazine for the European converting industry The most important market segments (percentage)* C2 Europe is our English language magazine for the European converting Food 58 industry. It is published six times a year with a circulation of 9500 copies in print Industrial films 26 or e-magazine format, and is sent personally to decision makers and experts Pharmaceutical/Medical 23 (executives and management) throughout Europe. As with C2 Deutschland, Security/Specialty 14 C2 Europe covers technical issues, reports on national and international markets Textiles/Nonwovens 12 along with trade fairs and recent events, ensuring that our readers are kept Automotive 10 informed on all the developments in the industry. Electronics 8 Frequency 6 issues per year Construction 8 Journal format A 4 Furniture 4 Volume 14th Edition (2020) Agriculture 3 Subscription rates Annual subscription D (incl. VAT) € 106.70 others 11 Annual subscription EU (with valid VAT-ID number) € 107.80 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 RoW € 109.00 Job function* Individual sale price € 25.00 Prices include postage and packing. All prices include VAT. Airmail on request. Management 4419 Engineering/Technician 1983 C2 Europe country breakdown* Marketing 1053 United Kingdom 2627 Finland 250 Italy 1436 Denmark 172 Sales 846 The Netherlands 1075 Czech Republic 167 Purchasing/Finance 466 France 877 Russia 146 Belgium 616 Slovakia 122 R & D 355 Poland 349 Ireland 113 Spain 339 Turkey 109 Other 378 Sweden 256 International 846 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Circulation: 9500 copies / Source: in-house census 31.07.2019 2020 | C2 Coating & Converting www.coating-converting.com 5 C2 INTERNATIONAL C2 International – digitally distributed worldwide The most important market segments (percentage)* C2 International is our digital English language issue for readers outside Europe Food 51 and Asia. We present technological developments in the fields of products, Industrial films 26 processes and techniques to converters in more than 50 countries. Furthermore, Pharmaceutical/Medical 25 we report on all topics of interest for the sector, in the proven mix of technical Automotive 20 texts, interviews, features and discussions. Security/Specialty 11 Frequency 6 issues per year Construction 10 Journal format digital Electronics 7 Subscription rates Annual subscription digital: € 70.00 Textiles/Nonwovens 6 Furniture 5 All prices include VAT. Agriculture 3 Others 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 C2 International country breakdown* Job function* USA 21 751 Russia 76 Management Purchasing 725 11 875 Brazil 910 United Arab Emirates 66 Engineering/Technican 1625 Canada 630 Colombia 53 Japan 134 Pakistan 44 Mexico 129 Australia 40 India 94 Saudi Arabia 35 Chile 83 Egypt 31 Argentina 78 Others 846 Marketing & Sales Department 10 775 Circulation: 25000 copies / Source: in-house census 31.07.2019 2020 | C2 Coating & Converting www.coating-converting.com 6 C2 Asia Show your true colours with C2 Asia Distribution in the 15 most on the strong Chinese converting market! important economic regions of China* Despite of the trade war between the US and China, the International Monetary Zhejiang 1228 Tianjin 221 Fund predicts further growth of 6% for the Chinese economy. Therefore, the Shanghai 923 Fujian 188 country belongs to the most dynamic economies in the world. Even for German Jiangsu 623 Heilongjian 148 and European converting companies, China is one of the most important and Shandong 576 Anhui 140 attractive markets. Guangdong 421 Sichuan 131 Bejing 381 Hubei 128 Thus, C2 Asia presents its readers in China and the entire Asian region the latest Liaoning 295 Hunan 115 innovations and trends from the European converting sector and portraits the Hebei 254 Other Provinces 428 most important companies in extensive reports and best practice articles.
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