Exhibitions / Congresses

LiftEx 2023

United Kingdom, Liverpool - November 21-22, 2023
LiftEx 2023 The leading networking exhibition for the Lifting industry

LiftEx 2023 is coming to Liverpool! This is the unmissable global event for the lifting industry; almost 100 exhibitors, over 1,500 industry professionals attending, 2 days of knowledge sharing and training, as well as the celebrated LEEA Awards.

The annual event hosted by the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association, the leading global representative body for all those involved in the lifting industry worldwide, is your chance to connect with your customers, meet new clients and do business on 21st and 22nd November.

The show attracts end users from a wide range of vertical markets, including oil & gas, energy, offshore, road & maritime transport, construction, utilities, rail, renewable energy, civil engineering, entertainment and manufacturing, an more.
Date(s)
November 21-22, 2023
Venue
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