Come and meet

 Precision Ceramics

on our stand at

CERAMITEC 2009

New Munich Trade Fair Centre

20th to 23rd October 2009

From Monday 30th April to Thursday 3rd May, Precision Ceramics exhibited at OTC 2007 at the Reliant Centre in Houston, Texas.

Alongside the other three main operating divisions of McGeoch Technology, Precision Ceramics was represented by Steve Swallow, Managing Director, and Geoff Randle, Sales Director, who were both on the stand to show visitors the latest technical components engineered by Precision Ceramics.

The Precision Ceramics Stand Number was 2653 and was part of the UK Group organised by the Energy Industries Council.

Precision Ceramics will return to OTC from 5th to 8th May 2008.

In 2006, CERAMITEC in Munich maintained its position as a meeting point for the global ceramics industry and Precision Ceramics was there in force, exhibiting as part of the UK Trade & Investment contingent managed by Staffordshire Chambers.

More than 22,000 visitors on four exhibition days instead of five with over 50% of visitors from abroad.

Despite the concentration of events in the sector this year, CERAMITEC 2006 again demonstrated its position as the leading international trade fair for Machinery, Equipment, Plant, Processes and Raw Materials for CERAMICS and POWDER METALLURGY. The event attracted more then 22,000 trade visitors from 106 countries – almost as many visitors as at CERAMITEC 2003 - although the latest CERAMITEC had been shortened by one day. More than 50 per cent of these trade visitors came from abroad.

“No other fair is as international as CERAMITEC. No other event has such a balanced structure in its range. On four days of exhibition, CERAMITEC brought the global ceramics industry together in one place”, commented Eugen Egetenmeir, a member of the Managing Board of Messe Munich.

Steve Swallow, Managing Director of Precision Ceramics, added "As a company, we made a major commitment to Ceramitec this year. Our stand was well positioned and designed and attracted a record number of visitors. We are confident that many of the enquiries we took in Munich will turn into firm orders for technical ceramics and look forward to returning to Munich for Ceramitec 2009".