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WIN 2009 Part I

Turkey, Istanbul - 5-8 February 2009
World of Industry Part I
Discover a complete range of products and services, from machine tools to precision tools, automation components and customized systems. Come to learn, network and sign deals at this in-depth showcase for the latest products and trends in Machinery, Welding, Surface Treatment and Materials Handling.
Date(s)
5-8 February 2009
Venue
TUYAP Fair, Convention and Congress Centre, Beylikduzu
Contact for booking / more info
Mr. Orkan Hatipoglu/Ms. Daniela Thumfart
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