Exhibitions / Congresses

Shenzhen(China) International Small Motor, Electri

China, Shenzhen - May 26-28,2015
Shenzhen(China) International Small Motor, Electri The Exhibition is a premier exhibition of motor and magnetic industry in China, jointly organized by Wise Exhibition (UFI member) and global leading institutions. This annual exhibition has been successfully held in Shenzhen, China for 12 sessions and is well-known as the leading global trading platform for the industry. The organizers are strengthening the cooperation with overseas leading industrial institutions and associations to invite more new foreign suppliers and buyers to participate the show in 2015.
Date(s)
May 26-28,2015
Time(s)
9:30 -17:00
Venue
Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center
Ticketing
USD2,500.00
Contact for booking / more info
www.motor-expo.cn/en/
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