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| Exhibition Name | CONVERTECH neo functional material GREEN MATERIAL 3DECOtech |
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| Date | Wednesday, December 16 - Friday, December 18, 2026 10:00-17:00 |
| Site | Tokyo Big Sight West and South Halls |
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| Concurrent Exhibitions |
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| Number of visitors | 47,000 (planned) |
Features
Synergistic effects of four exhibitions from upstream to downstream of manufacturing
Many products and technologies essential for manufacturing, from materials to processing and devices, will be gathered. Many visitors with specific needs will be in attendance, seeking solutions to issues from a variety of perspectives. Collaboration proposals between exhibitors as well as between visitors and exhibitors are also very active.
Including processors and converters.
From a wide range of manufacturing industries
Visitors will come from a wide range of industries, including electronics, automotive, batteries, and packaging, in search of new products and technologies. Expect to discover needs not only from existing target groups but also from unexpected applications.
Many people actually involved in the field, such as those in R&D departments, visited the show.
More than 40% of visitors were in R&D and product development
Direct approach to those involved in research and development is possible. Through in-person meetings, we can help you understand the potential of products for which you have been struggling to develop new applications, as well as your needs for new development.
Exhibition Theme
"Printing, Coating, Laminating, and Slitting" Converting Machinery & Technology Exhibition
This exhibition showcases equipment and materials essential to converting technology—the process of printing, coating, laminating, and slitting. Converting technology plays a fundamental role in the manufacturing of components for smartphones and displays, as well as in new energy sectors such as smart homes and smart grids. CONVERTECH offers solutions that address the challenges of modern manufacturing and create new value from the production standpoint.
New Value Generating Functional Materials
In order to compete with the rapid development in overseas markets, it is necessary to constantly create new "value" and "functions." “new functional material” Exhibition showcases materials that meet market demands in line with the latest trends.
MONOZUKURI for "People, Society, and the Earth"
Rather than simply pursuing human prosperity, we are now required to manufacture products in consideration of the global environment. We propose not only environmentally friendly materials, but also production process technologies that contribute to the realization of a circular economy, and platforms for collaboration among companies.
An Exhibition Specialized in Decoration Technologies Creating New Value through the Fusion of Design and Function
The value of a product goes beyond its design; it is shaped by a wide range of factors, including its visual and tactile appeal, usability, and the emotional attachment it inspires. "3DECOtech" is an exhibition dedicated to technologies and materials that enhance the design and functionality of products. Beyond showcasing the latest techno-trends, we bring together end-users, designers, and brand strategists to explore the future of compelling product creation.
A Better Society through Materials and ICT
We define well-being as "living a comfortable and fulfilling life." The conditions for well-being cannot be captured by a single metric; rather, they are achieved through the interplay of various factors. There is growing anticipation for new products and services emerging from the co-creation of diverse players across industry boundaries, as well as for the technologies that bring them to life. Focusing on the "creation of environments" for well-being, this exhibition serves as a collaborative hub for product and service developers across diverse fields—from materials and space design to sensing technology and robotics—contributing to the realization of a well-being-oriented society.