Exhibitions / Congresses

National Manufacturing Week (NMW) 2008

Australia, Sydney - 27th to 30th may 2008
Every year, National Manufacturing Week (NMW) provides Australia's manufacturing industry with a unique opportunity to source new products and technologies across the entire range of industry sectors. For Exhibitors, this proven "one-stop shop", from Australia's leading industrial exhibition organiser, is the only event that brings together market leaders from a wide selection of national and international manufacturing communities.
Date(s)
27th to 30th may 2008
Venue
Convention centre
Contact for booking / more info
John Delpech 61 2 9422 2568
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