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ProgramHannover Messe 2019

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Foreword

Holland High Tech:

Global Challenges, Smart Solutions

We are proud to meet you! With over 110 exhibitors, the Netherlands continues to

have a prominent presence at Hannover Messe, the largest industrial trade fair in

the world. Companies and other exhibitors will be jointly presenting their products

and services in the Holland High Tech House in Hall 2, the Industrial Supply Pavilion

in Hall 4, the Smart Industry House in Hall 8, and the Green & Smart Mobility

Pavilion in Hall 27.

Dutch high-tech companies are among the top global players in their markets and

distinguish themselves by their technological excellence. The Dutch High-Tech Systems

and Materials sector consists of a number of interwoven industries. Our system suppliers

are able to manage complex industrial value-added chains and are increasingly becoming

the key to international competitiveness as they can adapt to the customer’s requirements

and take responsibility in the areas of product development, process development, serial

production and lifecycle management.

From the design of a system to its output, our creativity is the source of future-proof

products, applications and services, which are often developed in interdisciplinary, open

and international partnerships. In the Netherlands, we know that you have to collaborate

in order to perform at the top of your game, that it’s impossible to be the best in every

discipline and that companies and knowledge institutes must work together in open

innovation partnerships. Sharing knowledge in the precompetitive stage is not only a

challenge, but also an opportunity.

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The Dutch high-tech sector helps finding solutions in the fields of health (intelligent health

care systems), mobility (improved road safety and autonomous driving), sustainability

(clean cars and trucks), and alternative sources of energy (solar power and storage). We

are proud to show that the Netherlands is the place to be for technological solutions

to global challenges in the fields of health, mobility, energy, safety and the climate.

Applications that help improve the lives and wellbeing of people in the Netherlands and

around the world. We are looking forward to exchanging ideas with you!

Marc Hendrikse

Chairman of the Dutch topsector High Tech Systems & Materials



Index

Introduction

Global Challenges, Smart SolutionsShowcases 5

1. The Innovation Motor 6

2. Industrial Supply 8

3. Smart Industry 10

4. Green & Smart Mobility 12

Overall Program 14

Monday April 1 15

Tuesday April 2 17

Wednesday April 3 19

Thursday April 4 21

Friday April 5 22

Meet the Dutch 25

Hall 2 – Holland High Tech House 26

Hall 4 – Industrial Supply Pavilion 27

Hall 8 – Smart Industry House 28

Hall 27 – Green & Smart Mobility pavilion 30

Dutch exhibitors in other halls 32

Official Delegation 34

Colophon 37



Global Challenges, Smart Solutions

How we can learn from inspiring solutions for today’s challenges


The Innovation Motor

The Dutch High-Tech Systems and Materials sector consists of a number of interwoven

industries such as the machine and systems industry, automotive, aerospace and

aviation. As well as the materials industry, that develop key technologies such as micro/

nanoelectronics, nanotechnology, photonics, advanced materials, semiconductors and

electronic components and systems. We know that companies and knowledge institutes

must work together in open innovation partnerships to share knowledge.

New Frontiers in Autonomous Systems Technology

(project FAST)Dealing with the unexpected – read: non-programmed events. For the soccer and care

robots of TU Eindhoven this is a routine task – after all, you never know what an opponent

or user will do next. Industrial robots, too, would benefit from increased independence

and autonomy. For this reason, the university together with industrial partners have set up

a pioneering research project to provide mobile industrial robots with an open world view

that adapts to changes in the environment.

The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) formed a consortium with several private

partners (Diversey, Exrobotics, Lely, Rademaker and Vanderlande) to develop industrial

robots that will operate with increased independence and autonomy. The project –

called FAST (new Frontiers in Autonomous Systems Technology) – aims to develop

mobile robots with increased flexibility, which allows them to function more effectively in

environments that undergo frequent change.

The cooperation between TU/e and its partners will enable efficient knowledge-sharing

through which the development process can be accelerated. This will also help to

consolidate The Netherlands’ position as a global leader in the field of mobile robotics.

The goal of project FAST is to create mobile industrial robots that can adapt rapidly to

changes in their environment. This will deliver a number of advantages, for example a

robot’s working area would not have to be fenced off or demarcated.

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This will be achieved by creating a so-called ‘semantic world model’, in which a robot can

give meaning to its observations. By recognizing specific situations and objects, it can

react appropriately in any given situation. This includes making a distinction between

a pallet containing goods, a group of people or a forklift truck. Robots could also be

programmed to actively seek information through which they can better assess a situation

to perform their tasks more effectively.

Want to see more?Project FAST is one of the many examples of how the government, the private sector

and research institutions in the Netherlands form partnerships to innovate. Join us at the

Holland High Tech House in hall 2 stand C12 the get inspired by organizations that are

actively involved - in what we call - the Dutch Innovation Motor. We are looking forward to

exchanging ideas with you.


Industrial supply

Techpartner auf Augenhöhe - Development partner at eye-levelDutch suppliers in industry have developed themselves over time from being a standard/

ordinary subcontractor to a development partner for their customers. Instead of

simply supplying manufactured parts as specified by the customer they get involved

in an early phase of the manufacturing process, i.e. the engineering or design phase.

Dutch “development partners at eye level” are easily approachable, equipped with the

newest technologies and using the most up to date process- and project management

skills. They typically work in collaboration with other suppliers in the development of

sub-modules and components and thus supporting their customers in a larger part of

the development process. Dutch suppliers often have a great understanding of the

challenges their customers are facing thanks to the close contact and long-term relations

they have with their customers. It makes Dutch suppliers well equipped to come up with

innovative solutions that make the difference.

Cooperation between Sennheiser and Nijdra GroupThe Dutch Nijdra Group have contributed to the realisation of the best headphone and

amplifier in the world: the Sennheiser HE1.


With its expertise in the field of

high-quality machining, Nijdra

Group have contributed to

the reproducibility of various

mechanical parts of both the

headphone and the amplifier.

In contrast to regular headphones,

the components consist of

aluminium parts that are milled

from solid material using 5-axle

machining.

Want to see more?Next to Nijdra Group, several other innovations are on display at the Dutch Industrial

supply Pavilion at D44 in hall 4.

Within the pavilion you will find Core-TeQ, showcasing low inertia carbon fiber rollers.

When implemented in the design stage of a machine, the total cost of the machine can go

down because of a lighter structure of the machine (lighter framing, side plates, electro

motors etc). The Carbon fiber roller - on display in the pavilion - replaces a steel EN-plated

roller of 4,3 kilograms. The carbon fiber roller weights just 1,3 kilograms.

Another great example of Dutch suppliers as development partner for its customers is

Jeveka. Because of its extensive relations with their customers, they noticed a growing

demand for fasteners and tools focusing on the high-tech segment specifically for

vacuum and cleanroom applications. Therefore, they developed a range of fastener that

are characterised by a standard quality of stainless steel A4-80 (1.4432), whereas most

industrial stainless steel is A4-70.

They also saw the need for stronger stainless-steel fasteners. After extensive research

and testing, they have succeeded in surpassing even their own expectations. The

fasteners are stronger than regular A4-80 steel fasteners. In each test the tensile strength

easily exceeded 900 N/mm². This means more flexibility for customers in their designs

and manufacturing process.


Smart Industry

The world is in anticipation of a fourth industrial revolution. This revolution is driven by

giant leaps in ICT innovation and promises to radically alter the face of industry in the

coming decades. Automated production systems using advanced robotics increasingly

communicate with each other on detailed aspects of production, joining up previously

fragmented manufacturing processes. By linking all steps in the value chain, a world of

possibilities opens for companies, old and new.

AmbitionThe Dutch ambition is to join the frontrunners and gain a strong position within that

group. The Dutch industry has every chance to succeed in this challenge and further

action to support this will be aligned with top sector policy. The Dutch business

community – large and small – holds all the keys to engage with this promising

development and to join forces with the frontrunners. The Netherlands has a strong

tradition of collaboration in networks and clusters. Add to this world class ICT

infrastructure and 93% internet penetration in households and it becomes evident that

the Netherlands are poised to play a leading role in Smart Industry.

Action AgendaIn November 2014 this approach is formalized in an Action Agenda. The Action Agenda

is an enhancement of the current top sector policy and the Technology Pact. The aim

is to make the industry more competitive through faster and better utilization of the

opportunities ICT has to offer. And we do that not only for the business community itself.

A strong and innovative industry provides growth and jobs. That is the higher goal. The

team proposes the following approach for this.

1. Capitalizing on existing knowledge

2. Accelerating in Fieldlabs

3. Strengthening the foundation

The main ambition in the Action Agenda is the creation of ecosystems - interrelated

networks of companies and knowledge institutions - around the core principles of Smart

Industry such as automation, zero defect manufacturing, flexible production, chain

collaboration, customer intimacy, value creation based on big data and on a number of

core technologies such as 3D printing and robotics.


A lot of knowledge and expertise is already present but fragmented. Therefore, the

Team Smart Industry has opted for an approach with Fieldlabs. Fieldlabs are practical

environments in which companies and knowledge institutions develop, test and

implement effective Smart Industry solutions. Fieldlabs meet the need for physical and

digital space for experimentation and accompanying facilities. In addition, Fieldlabs

strengthen connections with research, education and policy on a specific Smart Industry

theme. Fieldlabs meet the need for experimentation space and accompanying facilities.

Want to see more?Two examples of Fieldlabs can be visited at the Holland Pavilion in Hal 8.

FIELDLAB ‘”REGION OF SMART FACTORIES” - A consortium of 40 businesses from the

Northern Netherlands (including Philips and Fokker) developing concepts for the Factory

of the Future, with a focus on zero-defect manufacturing and ‘first-time-right’ product

development.

FIELDLAB “INDUSTRIAL REALITY” - The mission is to organize AR/VR information in the

European industry and to make it accessible and usable for employees of companies/

industry. This ensures higher quality of products and efficiency improvement.

You can meet these 2 fieldlabs at the Holland Pavilion and learn more about the Smart

Industry Initiative and many other products and solutions we offer. Let’s work together

and collaborate!


Green & Smart Mobility

Largest Smart Charging trial in the worldThe Electric Nation project in the UK is the world’s largest smart charging electric vehicle

trial, engaging 700 electric vehicle drivers. The current uptake of electric vehicles is

great news but can potentially stress the power grid. If 30% of all cars are electric, an

investment of 2.5 billion pounds would have to be made to strengthen the existing grid if

no capacity management is used.

This project combines smart technologies with new regulations so that cars can be

charged quickly without overloading the local network. As a pioneer in the field of smart

charging, GreenFlux supports the Electric Nation Project in testing various smart charging

technologies such as capacity management with load balancing. The effect is that more

cars can charge at the same time and cars can be charged faster.


The Dutch company GreenFlux can deploy a smart charging technology to avoid an

overload of the sub-station at high-load intervals. The smart charging algorithm considers

how full or empty a battery is, allowing prioritization to cars that need it more.

GreenFlux will also provide a smartphone app that will enable customers to request

charging priority themselves, overruling the smart charging algorithm when necessary.

The algorithm controls the chargers in a dynamic way so all cars are full in the morning

with the most efficient energy usage. Working with smart charging enables 10 times more

efficient capacity allocation and circumvents the need for potentially billions in additional

capital to provide new charging infrastructure.

Want to see more?This is one of the many use cases that GreenFlux’s customers run, using our cloud based

white label platform for electric vehicle charging. Come and visit the Holland High Tech

House at Hall 27 to meet with GreenFlux and many more Dutch companies active in the

field of Green & Smart Mobility.



Overall Program

One of the main features of the Dutch contribution to the Hannover Messe are its

Holland High Tech pavilions in different halls. To really make a difference for global

and local challenges, we would like to invite you to share your ideas in our open

Holland High Tech pavilions. In the coming days inspiring lectures, debates and

presentations will be organized. Whether it’s about knowledge exchange programs,

master plans, policy approaches or innovative solutions, it all with the aim to create

better living circumstances for our future generations.

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Bonding EventYou are kindly invited to join our networking event during which you will meet our

Pavilions’ exhibitors including start-ups and members of German clusters with whom we

organize joint activities during Hannover Messe 2019.

Location Hall 4, C44

Time 16:00 – 17:00

Monday April 1

Monday April 1

All day program in the Smart Industry Studio. In collaboration with NiederlandeNachrichten.de"Smart Industry Talkshow": Imagine yourself in a Dutch Smart Factory, dance to AI music

and listen to entertaining talkshows with well-known German entrepreneurs and guests

from the German-Dutch industry.

Location Hall 8, D34

Smart ManufacturingManufacturing in the Netherlands has changed over the years facing challenges

with respect to lower wage countries versus high mix, low volume, high complexity,

miniaturization, robotizing, digitizing, etc. Manufacturing should lead to higher productivity,

shorter delivery time. Various speakers will discuss examples of smart manufacturing.

Detailed program can be found via www.dutchindustrialsupply.nl/programma


Time 13:30 – 15:30

Opening network reception Holland High Tech HouseLocation Hall 2, stand C12

Time 17:00 – 17:15


Night of Innovations: Reception Holland High Tech House The Dutch presentation in hall 2 invites all exhibitors and visitors to learn more about our

Research & Technology efforts. Feel free to join us in our Holland High Tech House.

Food and drinks will be provided.


Time 17.00 – 19.30

Monday April 1


Tuesday April 2

Tuesday April 2

Event with CompositesNL and Leichtbau BWAt this event the Dutch Composites Platform will present the National Composites

Collaboration Agenda. For the first time, the innovation activities in the Netherlands have

been combined in a single agenda at a national level, creating more unity and improved

mutual alignment, putting the Dutch composites sector internationally in a stronger

position. In addition to this, a group of German and Dutch organizations will give their

insights on lightweight materials during a panel discussion, moderated by LeichtbauBW

and CompositesNL.

Location Hall 4, stand C44

Time 10.00 – 11.00

Innovation Hackathon with network receptionTeams will meet in the Holland High Tech House to present the outcomes of the

Innovation Hackathon with short pitches to the public in the presence of the Dutch

State Secretary for Economic Affairs & Climate Policy Mona Keijzer. Afterwards you are

welcome to join us and the research teams at our networking drinks.

During this year’s Hannover Messe, the first edition of the Innovation Hackathon will take

place.

Both Dutch and International companies and research institutes will participate in the

Dutch Innovation Hackathon. Several teams will work on a technical challenges submitted

by international organizations. The teams consists of different parties from the research

chain, such as fundamental researchers, (PHD) students and Startup’s.


Time 15.00 – 16.00






Tuesday April 2

Smart Industry Talkshow and network receptionInteractive talkshow on Artificial Intelligence. Main theme: “Why Artificial Intelligence must

be number one priority for Germany and the Netherlands for a safe and digital industry.”

Host Andreas Winiarski (Awesome Capital and advisor Digitalization Annegret Kramp

Karrenbauer) will interview CEO of Siemens Nederland Hans Winters, CEO of DFKI Jana

Koehler, Member of the Executive Board at BITKOM Susanne Dehmel and Ineke Dezentjé

Hamming President FME Association and leader of the Dutch AI delegation.

Prior to the talkshow, State Secretary for Economic Affairs & Climate Policy Mona Keijzer

and Ineke Dezentjé Hamming will present a manifest for collaboration between the

Netherlands and Germany to achieve a safer and more digital industry.

Location Hall 8, stand D34

Time talkshow: 16:15 – 17:00

start network reception 17.00

Matchmaking event Industrial Supply PavilionWhilst the main goal of the Hannover Messe is all about networking, the individual

matchmaking event at the Dutch industrial supply pavilion will give a boost in finding new

business partners. This high-level Individual matchmaking is organized in collaboration

with the Deutsch Niederländische Handelskammer. All interested parties are welcome to

join us during this event.


Time 15:00 – 17:00


Business networking breakfast with Baden Wurttemberg int. This breakfast event has become a tradition and offers a unique networking moment

between the co-exhibitors of the Dutch Industrial Supply Pavilion and those of the

Baden Wurttemberg Int Pavilion. A perfect time and place to meet up with members

of the Baden Württemberg Int. in a relaxed atmosphere. The organizing networks from

Koninklijke Metaalunie, Brainport Industries, Mikrocentrum and NEVAT are looking

forward to seeing you there! Note: companies from other networks, both from

The Netherlands and from Germany are very welcome to participate after registration via

https://tinyurl.com/breakfastHM.


Time 9:00 – 10:00

Wednesday April 3

Guided Tour VDMA/ Produktion NRWFor more information and registration: https://tinyurl.com/HMhall8


Time 10:00 – 12:30

Wednesday April 3

Networking Lunch at Green & Smart Mobility pavilionWith thematic presentations regarding charging infrastructure topics and green

distribution. Welcome speech by Maarten Camps, Secretary General for the Dutch

Ministry of Economic Affairs & Climate Policy.

Location Hall 27, stand F67

Time 11:30 – 13:30






Wednesday April 3

Additive ManufacturingAdditive manufacturing is a very promising new technology that at the same time

has its challenges. It offers advantages like freedom of shape, topology optimization,

customized products, integration of parts, variable part density, etc. Challenges are the

different approach compared to traditional manufacturing technology. It also challenges

traditionally trained engineers. Various speakers will discuss their challenges and how

they faced them. Detailed program can be found via http://www.dutchindustrialsupply.nl/

programma


Time 13:00 – 15:00






Thursday April 4

Thursday April 4

Technical InnovationsDutch suppliers are facing challenges on many different technological subjects and they

have come up with smart solutions, innovations in technologies, applying new materials,

etc. Today various speakers will discuss their technical innovations. Detailed program can

be found via http://www.dutchindustrialsupply.nl/programma


Time 10:00 – 12:00 and 14:00 – 16:00

Dutch happy hourWhilst the fair is well on its way, it is time to cool down at the Industrial Supply Pavilion.

This is networking at eye level but this time with drinks and a bite. The perfect place to

meet the Dutch. Feel free to check into this event!


Time 17:00 – 18:00


Friday April 5

Friday April 5






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Meet the Dutch

With the 34rd edition of the world’s largest high tech trade fair on the

horizon, the Dutch are more than eager to present themselves at the

Hannover Messe. Since 2014, when the Netherlands acted as Germany’s

official ‘partner country’ a large number of Dutch parties participate in

different halls and on different themes all affiliated with high tech. This

year more than 110 Dutch organisations, ranging from private, public and

knowledge parties, are again looking forward to meet their current and

new international partners.

Our Dutch participants are divided among four halls at the trade fair.

Within these halls the Holland Pavilions, to be recognized by the official

Holland High Tech branding, are the central places where the different

seminars, panel discussions and networking take place. Next to these

networking platforms, the enrolled Dutch parties all have their individual

spot in the halls.


Hall 2Holland HighTech House

Hall 4Industrial

SupplyPavilion

Hall 8Smart Industry

House

Hall 27Green & Smart

MobilityPavilion

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Hall 8Smart Industry

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Hall 27Green & Smart

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Hall 2 - Holland High Tech House

At the Holland High Tech House you will find several innovative organizations that are

actively involved in the Dutch Ecosystem, the innovative motor of our country. During this

Hannover Messe, we will gladly exchange ideas with you on how government, private

sector and research institutions can work together to innovate.

Exhibitors Holland High Tech House Hall 2 C12

4TU FEDERATIE AND STARTUP’ S

BERENSCHOT

FONTYS CENTRE OF EXPERTISE HTSM

LAEVO

METAFAS B.V.

NWO-DOMEIN TTW

TECHFORFUTURE

TILLER B.V.

VENNE ELECTRONICS

Exhibitors from the Netherlands


Hall 4 - Industrial Supply Pavilion

At the Industrial Supply Pavilion you will meet Dutch suppliers from the Holland High

Tech sector. Suppliers which work with state of the art technologies to develop products

in collaboration with there customers. Meet us at the Industrial Supply Pavilion and lets

collaborate to develop innovations togethers.

Exhibitors Industrial Supply Pavilion Hall 4 C44

KONINKLIJKE METAALUNIE D42

NEVAT D42

MIKROCENTRUM D42

BRAINPORT INDUSTRIES D42

NIJDRA SPECIAL PRODUCTS D34

VDL GROEP C34

CORE-TEQ C32

ETCHFORM E37

EURO-TECHNIEK E33

WBM STAALSERVICE CENTRUM D29

CONTOUR COVERING TECHNOLOGY C42

JEVEKA D40

PONTUS HEATTREATMENT E39

TIMMERMANS VERSPANINGSTECHNIEK D36

WHITE-LIONESS C44

MARMITEK C44

NEEWEE C44

Other Dutch Exhibitors in hall 4

STODT TOEKOMSTTECHNIEK A04

VOSTEQ INNOVATIONS BV A04

PILLEN GROUP BV C43

GAWA EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS BV D46



Hall 8 - Smart Industry House

The Smart Industry House in Hall 8 shows that the Netherlands are the right partner

for technological solutions to global societal challenges in the fields of health, mobility,

energy, safety and the climate.

At the Dutch Smart Industry House you can get in touch with the Smart Industry Initiative

and various Smart Industry Field Labs. This form of cooperation is unique in the world.

Cooperation is also one of the key topics of this year´s Hannover Messe appearance.

When you’re looking for partnerships, research and development in the field of

technology and innovation and creative and pragmatic solutions for technological

applications from the Netherlands, please come by, make an individual appointment

or join one of the Guided Tours. There is also the opportunity to experience our Smart

Industry TV Studio or to have your photo taken in our special photo booth. We are looking

forward to meeting you!



Exhibitors Smart Industry House Hall 8 D34

BRAINPORT INDUSTRIES

FESTA SOLUTIONS

CORDIS AUTOMATION B.V.

DIGITAL INNOVATION HUB NORTHERN NETHERLANDS, REGION OF SMART FACTORIES:

DEMCON

TECHNOLOGIES ADDED

TARGET

JB BESTURINGSTECHNIEK

INDUSTRIAL REALITY HUB:

SERIOUS-VR

CONTROLLAB PRODUCTS B.V.

TWINSENSE 360 B.V.

RECREATE B.V.

BOOST!

THE VIRTUAL DUTCHMAN

COSMONIO

MoreApp

NAZCA SOLUTIONS

PROCENTEC

PROGRAMMABUREAU SMART INDUSTRY

SORAMA B.V.

TNO



Hall 27 - Green & Smart Mobility Pavilion

The Green & Smart Mobility Pavilion shows the innovative solutions and propositions from

the Dutch regarding smart charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. On the vehicle

side from Green Mobility some very interesting showcases can be visited, such as solar

vehicles, innovative green distribution vehicles and special people movers. Last but not

least meet the innovative services within Green & Smart Mobility provided by several

Dutch startups and companies.

Exhibitors Green & Smart Mobility Pavilion Hall 27 F67

GREENFLUX

ENECO eMOBILITY

CHARGEPOINT EUROPE

HANSA GREEN TOUR

LIGHTWELL / LIGHTMOTION

TRIPL (STINTUM)

DENS

GOODMOOVS

SOUNDENERGY

APPM MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS

ELAADNL

NEDERLAND ELEKTRISCH (FORMULE E TEAM)

VAN BRANDT COMMUNICATIE

PARTNERS FOR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS VON AMSTERDAM NACH BERLIN

PARTNERS FOR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS E-MOBILITY SOUTH AND WEST GERMANY

FIER AUTOMOTIVE



Other Dutch Exhibitors in Hall 27

NEDERLANDS-DUITSE HANDELSKAMER B30/3

PART OF GST - HYDROGEN & FUELL CELLS:

RESATO INTERNATIONAL BV D46/1

HOWDEN THOMASSEN COMPRESSORS BV D48/1

KIWA TECHNOLOGY D60/1

HYGEAR BV D73

IHI HAUZER TECHNO COATING IHI GROUP E57

BOSAL NEDERLAND BV E65/

CHROMA ATE EUROPE BV F53/1

INNECS POWER SYSTEMS BV N26



Dutch exhibitors in other halls

The following exhibitors are located in other halls, and focus upon different, in no way less

important themes. Meet them and find additional information about them in the Hannover

Messe exhibitor lists.

Hall 3

HEMIMEX BV J02

PRINS METALLURGISCHE PRODUCTEN BV D16

Hall 5

ABEL SENSORS D24/1

PLAT4MATION BV G39

DYCOMET EUROPE BV B41

AIRBLAST BV C43

Hall 6

NORTHBRIDGE NETHERLANDS BV G02

MANUS MACHINAE BV L55

RAISE3D J20

CYBERSPRINT BV D08

ULTIMAKER BV K06

Hall 9

PROCENTEC BV D68 / H83

YOKOGAWA EUROPE BV D68

FLUKE NETWORKS A27

LEXCOM BV G32

Hall 11

HADRO TECHNIEK A63

BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH BV A50

DELTA ELECTRONICS (NETHERLANDS) BV A57

Hall 12

KEMA NEDERLAND B.V. C07

MORS SMITT BV E47

ELEQ BV E10

INEPRO-METERING BV C76




Hall 13

YOUNG TECH ENTERPRISES – STARTUPHUB:

SENSE GLOVE BV D13

SWIPEGUIDE BV F18

STREAMINGBUZZ

SKELEX BV

20 FACE BV

KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES

WKK INTERNATIONAL BV B81

ANAMET EUROPE BV C74/1

Other exhibitors with their presence in different halls

Name Stand Hall

DERTEC AANDRIJFTECHNIEK BV K32 14

OMEC MOTORS NV G 43 - Pump Plaza 15

BEGE AANDRIJFTECHNIEK BV G43 - Pump Plaza 15

ALMOTION BV D 18 16

ORIENTECH HOLLAND C84 17

EPSON EUROPE B.V. B74 17

BALSEAL ENGINEERING EUROPE BV B38 20

GLOBE AIRMOTORS BV D31 20

ITENSIFY BV J03 21

IHC VREMAC CYLINDERS BV D32 21

RESATO INTERNATIONAL BV C29 21

JTEKT EUROPE BEARINGS BV A31 22

PARO ENGINEERING A47 23

TSUBAKIMOTO EUROPE BV B35 24

TM INDUCTION HEATING D46 24

VERBAAN TANDWIELEN- EN MACHINEFABRIEK BV A27 25

BEGA SPECIAL TOOLS BV F23 25

AMMERAAL BELTECH HOLDING BV B30 25

VRB FRIESLAND - AIRPRESS HOLLAND C67 26

VPINSTRUMENTS BV A52 26

JORC INDUSTRIAL BV D56 26

Official Delegation

The Dutch presentation at the Hannover Messe will be actively supported by different

visits throughout the week of several Dutch VIPs to this 2019 edition. With the support of

high delegates from the public, private and knowledge sector, we aim to further inspire

our national and international partners to look beyond their traditional borders for future

high tech solutions.

M.C.G. (Mona) Keijzer

State Secretary for Economic Affairs & Climate Policy

P +31 (0)70 379 7449

E [email protected]

Maarten Camps

Secretary General, Ministry of Economic Affairs & Climate Policy

P +31 (0)70 379 61 00

E [email protected]

Hanneke Schuiling

Director General for Foreign Economic Relations

P +31 (0)70 348 4854

E [email protected]

Wepke Kingma

Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Germany

P +49 (0)30 20956302

E [email protected]


René Penning de Vries

Chairman Team ICT, Ministry of Economic Affairs

P +31 (0)6 15582817

E [email protected]

Marc Hendrikse

Chairman of the Dutch topsector High Tech Systems & Materials

P +31 (0)40 259 7211

E [email protected]

Peter van Harten

Smart Industry Ambassador

P +31 (0)6 29531479

E [email protected]

Ineke Dezentjé Hamming-Bluemink

President FME Association

Dutch employers' organization in the technology industry

P +31 (0)6 29038813

E [email protected]

G.F. Kaanen

Chairman Koninklijke Metaalunie

Organization for SMEs active in the Dutch metal industry

P +31 (0)30 6053344

E [email protected]


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Colophon

This brochure is published by the Netherlands Enterprise

Agency (RVO.nl), on behalf of the Dutch Ministry of

Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, for the overall

contribution of the involved public, private and knowledge

parties from the Netherlands to the Hannover Messe 2019,

dd. 1-5 April 2019 in Hannover, Germany.

Holland High Tech

Van Vollenhovenlaan 659, 3527 JP Utrecht

The Netherlands

+31 (0)30 600 13 28

[email protected]

www.hollandhightech.nl

Netherlands Enterprise Agency /

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency

Prinses Beatrixlaan 2, 2595 AL The Hague

The Netherlands

+31 (0)88 042 42 42

[email protected]

www.rvo.nl

www.nfia.nl

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