Having acquired the sole rights and all assets of the Instrumentation Scotland & Offshore Systems show from Trident Exhibitions just over four months ago, Datateam Business Media is delighted to announce that preparations for the 2016 event are well under way, with stand space selling fast.
The exhibition, which is taking place at the AECC, Aberdeen from 31st August – 1st September, will bring together the many companies who supply products and services specific to the offshore sector. It also focuses heavily on test, measurement and control equipment for North East Scotland’s other key industries, including processing, power generation, paper, distilling, water and waste, marine engineering and more.
This biennial exhibition, an established show in Scotland, is now taking place for the 12th time. Publishing and event director, Kathryn Ambrose says: “The event will provide both visitors and exhibitors with an excellent way to network within their own region, and the chance to understand each other’s requirements and needs.”
A number of exhibitors are already confirmed, including: Beamex, Berthold Technologies, ESI, Fischer Connectors, Hitex, Industrial Communications, Isothermal, Michell Instruments, Miland, and PR Electronics. To be sure of the best location, companies are advised to book now.
Michell Instruments is an international leader in high-precision sensing with 40 years’ in the field, specialising in instrumentation for dew point, relative humidity and oxygen analysis. The company serves industries as diverse as petrochemical and pharmaceutical to power generation and food processing.
For Michell, it’s the show’s location in Aberdeen that is the main attraction. UK sales manager Chris Parker says: “The oil and gas sector is a key target for us, and Aberdeen is the centre of the oil and gas industry in Europe. Because we are in Cambridgeshire, this show enables us to meet with our current customers as well as connect with potential new customers.”
Swagelok Scotland is the authorised Swagelok sales and service centre for the whole of Scotland. Mark Rattray, commercial director, says: “When we combine the capabilities of Swagelok Corporate with our regional knowledge and expertise, the Scotland show presents us with the opportunity to reach out to our customers and provide them with the products, services and solutions that they require to meet their business challenges.”
Lea Montague, general manager at PR Electronics UK comments: “As a leading technology company, we at PR Electronics see Instrumentation Scotland & Offshore Systems as a great opportunity to raise awareness for our products. We want to focus on our range of temperature transmitters and sensors and are particularly excited to present the latest addition to our product catalogue: the 7501 Field mounted HART temperature transmitter, designed for harsh and hazardous environments.”
For 40 years Shawcity has focused on bringing the latest monitoring technology from leading manufacturers to the UK and Ireland. Managing director, Neil O’Regan, says: “Shawcity is exhibiting at the event as we see it as a key opportunity to network with both our long-standing customers as well as new contacts in the area. Aberdeen is the perfect location for us as many of our target customers are based locally working in oil and gas as well as other key industries.”
The exhibition will also feature a free seminar programme with contributions from notable industry experts. Companies interested in speaking at the event are invited to submit a paper online at instrumentation.co.uk
Neil Mead, managing editor of Datateam’s Industrial Division, is overseeing the programme. He says: “What we are looking for is cutting edge content, designed to keep delegates up to date with the latest advances in research and development. Datateam Business Media is a member of the CPD accreditation service and as such, we can add real value to the visitor experience by offering them the opportunity to boost their skills and knowledge.”
Sensors & Intrumentation returns to the NEC Birmingham just a few weeks later, on Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th September 2016. Companies including Fischer Connectors, Michell, PR Electronics and Shawcity are exhibiting at Sensors & Instrumentation, as well as the Scotland show for greater market reach.
Now in its 7th year and firmly established as the UK’s only dedicated sensors event for the test, measurement and control sectors, visitors to Sensors & Instrumentation will have access to all the latest products, technology and solutions from over 80 market-leading suppliers.
VPG Sensors is to exhibit at Sensors & Instrumentation. UK sales manager Robert Stone comments: “Sensors & Instrumentation brings together a wide range of potential new and current customers looking to increase efficiency and reduce cost within their business. Our (BLH Nobel) weight and force measurement solutions offer repeatable and accurate monitoring and control solutions. We are also looking to extend our brand awareness and showcase our new products.”
Ian Goldsbrough, sales manager for InfraTec says: “This will be our 5th year at this show, which has grown consistently over the years. Sensors & Instrumentation gives us the ideal platform to show new innovative Infrared sensors for gas analysis and flame detection to an audience with real interest.”
Sensirion is a leading manufacturer of high-quality sensors and sensor solutions for the measurement and control of humidity, and of gas and liquid flows. Andreas Meile, head of marketing & communications says: “It’s the ideal exhibition to present our new and enhanced sensor solutions for measuring humidity and temperature, gas flow and liquid flow as well as differential pressure.”
Pressure-Sensor.com is a global designer and manufacturer of sensor-based products. Bluetooth (BLE) enabled sensors for industrial and commercial applications and barometric pressure sensors, is an exciting enhancement to its product range for Sensors and Instrumentation 2016.
Commenting on behalf of the company, Chris Anderson says: “Our aim is to offer customers the opportunity to discuss in detail our range of standard sensors and the options for full-custom OEM products, to look for distributors and partners in Europe and to extend our brand awareness.”
Highlights of Sensors & Instrumentation include the ‘Innovation Showcase’ special display area within the show floor and the new ‘Machine Building Zone’ covering a comprehensive variety of products aimed at the machine builder and system integrator.
The event also has a focused technical seminar programme that will include presentations from leading suppliers in the test, measurement and control industry, together with high-level keynote and editorially led conference sessions taking place in a dedicated theatre within the show.
Managing editor Neil Mead says: “Reflecting the worldwide use of intelligent and connected sensors in an ever-growing number of industries and applications, the Sensors & Instrumentation seminars and conference sessions continue to be popular with visitors. Those wishing to speak at the event are invited to submit a talk topic and short synopsis online for consideration.”
By registering for Sensors & Instrumentation, visitors will have access to the largest group industrial events taking place at the same time in the NEC – including Micro Nano MEMS (which is taking place in the same hall), TCT, and the PPMA Show.
For more information on Instrumentation Scotland & Offshore Systems visit instrumentation.co.uk and tweet us @ISOSExhibition
For more information about Sensors & Instrumentation visit sensorsandinstrumentation.co.uk and tweet us at @sensorsshow
