Materials Testing 2013

Materials Testing – the most comprehensive exhibition in the world of testing for quality, non-destructive testing (NDT), materials testing, condition monitoring and diagnostic technology – returns this year with a new range of features and industry speakers.

Materials Testing 2013 will take place from 10 - 12 September in Telford, UK and promises to be bigger and better than ever. More than 55 exhibitors from countries around the world have already signed up, with the final number expected to be around 70.

Materials Testing 2013 is free of charge for visitors, who will benefit not only from a concentration of materials testing innovation and excellence, but also from an enhanced programme of talks and seminars in the exhibition hall, covering practical aspects of NDT and relatedtechnologies.

MaterialsTesting takes place once every two years and is recognised as one of the leading international exhibitions for the NDT, condition monitoring, diagnostic engineering and quality testing industries.

The event is organised by the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT), and will run alongside BINDT’s annual conference, NDT 2013, providing additional networking opportunities.

The venue for this year’s exhibition - the International Centre in Telford, in the West Midlands - is less than one-and-a-half hours from three international airports and only five minutes away from the UK rail and motorway networks.

Robin Evans, Chairman of the organising committee, said: “Materials Testing is the most comprehensive event of its type for the NDT industry, bringing together the latest technologies from companies around the world. It allowsequipment producers, NDT practitioners and users alike to keep up to date, make new contacts and win new business.”

 

For further information, visit the website at www.materialstesting.org, follow Materials Testing on Twitter @BINDT_MT2013 or contact: Karen Cambridge or Amy Cooke at BINDT on +44 (0)1604 89 3811.

 

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About BINDT

The British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing aims to promote the advancement of the science and practice of NDT and all other associated materials testing disciplines - particularly condition monitoring. It caters for all who work in NDT, from professor to student and from operator to chartered engineer. For further information see www.bindt.org.

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