The pivotal precision casting technology trade fair
NEWCAST is a reputable international exhibition, which pioneers groundbreaking technologies in the casting sector and showcases the latest innovations in a variety of fields ranging from mould and die processing to surface treatment. The exhibition was first introduced in 2003 and has turned into the heart of the casting industry in Europe thanks to its co-location with other related shows and exhibitions. NEWCAST exists as a meeting point between supply and demand, and performs a crucial role in the expansion of the market beyond Germany and Europe. Let’s look at the product portfolio to see what’s on show - casting machines, casting materials, casting processes, malleable iron, casting products and permanent mold processes.
NEWCAST 2023 - The Latest Information
NEWCAST 2023 and the coinciding events GIFA, METEC, and THERMPROCESS will be held between 12.06.2023 - 16.06.2023. The events will be hosted at Messe Düsseldorf as face-to-face trade shows without Covid-19 safety measures in place. This is due to Germany removing its pandemic-related restrictions.
Accommodation
Since so many experts from all around the world will visit Dusseldorf in June, you should benefit from the help of a premier travel agency. With our online booking platform, you can be sure that the hotel reservation process will be quick and easy. Trade Fair Trips Ltd has secured a number of rooms in a variety of locations long before these events, which is why were are able to offer you the most affordable hotel rates during NEWCAST. Whether you want to book hotels near Messe Dusseldorf or in the immediate city centre, you can always come to us and receive a competitive rate. Initiate the booking process right away and let our reservations agents handle your hotel and travel arrangements professionally and swiftly. Trade Fair Trips Ltd is also here to assist beyond your stay whether that be through full booth installation or placing reservations on meeting rooms well in advance. We support you fully on your business trip.
On foot:
45 mins when travelling from Dusseldorf Airport
Not advisable when travelling from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)
By car:
10 mins when travelling from Dusseldorf Airport
10 mins when travelling from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)
By public transport:
20 mins when travelling from Dusseldorf Airport
30 mins when travelling from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)
Hotels near NEWCAST
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Hotel Alte Fabrik | Mettmann | from € 122.00 EUR | Book Now | ||
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the niu Tab | 6.4 | Düsseldorf | from € 352.00 EUR | Book Now | |
| Hotel Bredeney | 28.71 | Essen | from € 252.00 EUR | Book Now | ||
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Novotel Dusseldorf City West | 4.6 | Düsseldorf | from € 372.00 EUR | Book Now | |
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InterCityHotel Dusseldorf | 6.3 | Düsseldorf | from € 397.00 EUR | Book Now | |
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Atlantic Congress Hotel Essen | 33 | Essen | from € 399.00 EUR | Book Now | |
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Webers - Das Hotel im Ruhrturm | 33.5 | Essen | from € 237.00 EUR | Book Now | |
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A&O Koln Neumarkt | 49.2 | Köln | from € 172.00 EUR | Book Now | |
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Hotel Zur Traube | 26.7 | Velbert | from € 137.00 EUR | Book Now | |
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Mercure Koeln Belfortstrasse | 41.2 | Köln | from € 292.00 EUR | Book Now |
NEWCAST is just one event under the greater GMTN umbrella, which is the co-location of four big events for the foundry, casting and metalworking sector: GIFA, METEC, THERMPROCESS and NEWCAST. All four are planned, organised by and hosted at Messe Dusseldorf. Editions are spaced out every four years and usually span a period of five days at the end of June. Admission is given only to trade visitors and experts and working hours are as follows – the first four days operate from 09:00 am in the morning until 18:00 pm in the afternoon. The last day wraps up two hours earlier at 16:00 pm in the afternoon. If you’ve decided to rely on public transportation to do your daily commute, you’ll be happy to know there is a shuttle bus service from the airport as well as trams (U78 and U79) and a bus (722) that regularly stop there.
What Are People Saying?
“The name change brings us new energy and radiance, as we want to show at NEWCAST. Our core business is the production of parts for vertical milling, which is a niche. But our unique selling point is in the fact that we process the material ceramics during casting. That has a high effect on efficiency and sustainability,” said Giuseppe Grasso, Managing Director, Vulcast, Messancy, Belgique;
“Many interested parties come to us with special tasks, so we can tell exactly which company has a tailor-made solution for them. So the GMTN is for us so important, because many companies show their innovations for the first time here in Düsseldorf.,” said Marina Giacopinelli, Managing Director, Fundigex Casting & Foundry Suppliers from Spain, Leioa, Spain;
“For us, it is the most important trade fair. Like every year, we want to inform ourselves about innovations and cultivate our business contacts. This year, our team focuses primarily on environmental issues, energy efficiency and sustainability,” said Edith Weiser, Manager Foundry, Eirich Maschinenfabrik Gustav Eirich GmbH & Co KG, Hardheim, Germany.
There are a couple of factors that have contributed to the significant growth and expansion of the show’s popularity. NEWCAST is sponsored by German heavyweights like BDG and VDG along with additional support from the European Foundry Association (CAEF), which ensure stability from edition to edition. This has resulted in over 430 exhibitors and 3900 specialist visitors on a regular basis. For a specialized exhibition, these are particularly strong numbers. The majority of trade visitors came from outside Germany and predominantly from European countries. The group with second-greatest numbers is from Asia. The professional breakdown of visitors reveals a good representation from multiple sectors - automobile, mechanical engineering, services, electrical engineering, wholesale and export trade, electronics and construction industries.
