Technologies and services offered by our exhibitors span the entire spectrum of equipment for passenger train and mass transit vehicle interiors, and many companies will be presenting brand new concepts, materials, and products. Exhibits will cover everything from design, paneling, furniture and lighting, and passive and active safety systems and services to floor finishings, textiles, galley inserts, WiFi, vehicle ride and safety testing, entertainment, electrical components, fixtures and fittings, and much more.
The show will give US domestic and international exhibitors a tailored platform where they can meet key domestic buyers as well as those that have traveled from neighboring countries like Canada, Mexico and Brazil and much further to acquire solutions.
Event visitors will comprise key interiors buyers and specifiers from:
These visitors will work in the manufacture, maintenance, and operation of rail and mass transportation passenger vehicles: high-speed rail (HSR), regional trains (commuter rail), metro/subway (rapid transit), light rail (LRT), streetcars (trolleys), elevated trains, bus and shuttle buses, and all modes of public transport. Launched in Europe in 2004 and run annually as Railway Interiors Expo, the development in the event’s title reassures US exhibitors that they will be able to fully engage their target client base, ensuring no aspect of mass transportation is overlooked.
Over the years the European event has created vast amounts of business for its exhibitors from all parts of the world. This is a show that delivers real customers to your exhibition stand; customers that have the potential to spend US$ millions. With the show's launch in the USA comes a further new and exciting feature:
Lighter vehicles are faster, more energy-efficient, and, over a lifetime, easier to maintain. How can today’s transport engineers overcome such challenges in the engineering of passenger rolling stock and mass transit vehicles without compromising safety and durability?
The answers will be on view within the COMPOSITES & LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS PAVILION at Railway & Mass Transit Interiors Technology/Design Expo in Boston, USA.
Visitors to the pavilion will see how the latest technologies offer transport designers almost complete freedom to create whatever they envision. Visitors will see how composites and other lightweight materials can reduce the weight of their vehicles by 30-60%. And they will see how the materials that made space travel possible can be used to make passenger vehicles weigh less, but last longer and perform better than those made from standard materials.
Plan your exhibit with us now for 2012.