
Warsaw Industry Week 2026
Edition10 Focused on industrial innovation, automation solutions, and manufacturing upgrades, helping exhibitors reach Polish and European manufacturers, system integrators, and equipment buyers.

Warsaw Industry Week 2026
Edition10 Focused on industrial innovation, automation solutions, and manufacturing upgrades, helping exhibitors reach Polish and European manufacturers, system integrators, and equipment buyers.
Warsaw Industry Week is an industrial trade fair dedicated to industrial automation, robotics, metalworking, welding, 3D printing, software and smart manufacturing, held in Warsaw, Poland, and serving production technology and procurement decision-makers in manufacturing.
The fair features exhibition zones for welding, robotics and automation, coating, Laser 4.0, tools, software, industrial services, woodworking, metalworking, hydraulics and pneumatics, and 3D printing, presenting production technology, automation equipment, industrial software and supporting services across manufacturing operations from machining and assembly to digital management.
Exhibitors come from countries and regions including China, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, Norway, Switzerland, Italy, Spain and Germany. Visitors are mainly engineers, technical managers, manufacturing executives and procurement decision-makers, making it easier for equipment and software companies to connect directly with manufacturers' purchasing needs.
The fair expects 20,000 square metres of exhibition space, around 400 exhibitors and 16,000 visits, emphasising industry exchange, technology presentation and business cooperation as a venue for concentrated negotiations between manufacturers and equipment, software and service suppliers.
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Exhibitors
Visitors
The fair takes place in Ptak Warsaw Expo at Al Katowicka 62, 05-830 Nadarzyn/Warsaw.
Fair opening hours are 10:00-17:00.
All persons who register online or at the fair office will receive a free pass.
The invitation is for information purposes only and does not entitle entry; registration or ticket purchase is required.
The car park is free of charge.
There are cloakrooms in the halls and a small suitcase can be left there.
Warsaw Industry Week is an industrial trade fair dedicated to industrial automation, robotics, metalworking, welding, 3D printing, software and smart manufacturing, held in Warsaw, Poland, and serving production technology and procurement decision-makers in manufacturing.
The fair features exhibition zones for welding, robotics and automation, coating, Laser 4.0, tools, software, industrial services, woodworking, metalworking, hydraulics and pneumatics, and 3D printing, presenting production technology, automation equipment, industrial software and supporting services across manufacturing operations from machining and assembly to digital management.
Exhibitors come from countries and regions including China, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, Norway, Switzerland, Italy, Spain and Germany. Visitors are mainly engineers, technical managers, manufacturing executives and procurement decision-makers, making it easier for equipment and software companies to connect directly with manufacturers' purchasing needs.
The fair expects 20,000 square metres of exhibition space, around 400 exhibitors and 16,000 visits, emphasising industry exchange, technology presentation and business cooperation as a venue for concentrated negotiations between manufacturers and equipment, software and service suppliers.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
The fair takes place in Ptak Warsaw Expo at Al Katowicka 62, 05-830 Nadarzyn/Warsaw.
Fair opening hours are 10:00-17:00.
All persons who register online or at the fair office will receive a free pass.
The invitation is for information purposes only and does not entitle entry; registration or ticket purchase is required.
The car park is free of charge.
There are cloakrooms in the halls and a small suitcase can be left there.