WrapFest 2026, FESPA’s trade fair for vehicle wrapping and surface design, will take place in Barcelona from 19 to 22 May 2026. Following two successful editions in 2023 and 2024 as part of FESPA 2026, which consists of the Global Print Expo, the European Sign Expo, the Personalisation Experience and the new Corrugated and Textile.
Roland DG will be exhibiting at Ceramitec 2026, which will take place from 24 to 26 March at the Munich Exhibition Centre. Interested visitors can meet the Roland DG team in Hall 6, Stand A130, where Roland DG will be presenting its PB series powder 3D printing solutions, which have been developed for demanding applications in ceramic modelling and production.
From 19 to 22 May 2026 in Barcelona, Personalisation Experience will showcase exhibitors from around the world presenting the latest technologies, software platforms and production solutions for personalised printing, customisation and on-demand manufacturing.
drupa, the world’s leading trade fair for printing solutions, is now accepting exhibitor registrations for its next edition. From 9 May to 17 May 2028, Düsseldorf will be the stage for integrated printing technologies, automated production processes and industrial applications.
FESPA Global Print Expo 2026, European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience, WrapFest and two new additions, Corrugated and Textile, welcome over 500 exhibitors from more than 40 countries. Innovations, insights and practical solutions in the fields of printing, signage, personalisation, corrugated packaging and textile production and packaging will be presented in Barcelona from 19 to 22 May.
The European Specialist Printing Manufacturers Association (ESMA) has published a call for papers for the 5th edition of the Industrial Print Integration (IPI) conference, which will take place on 24–25 November 2026 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Düsseldorf.
IPI is considered Europe’s leading event for industrial and functional printing, bringing together suppliers, OEMs, integrators and R&D executives to explore advances in digital inkjet printing, spray coating, aerosol, EHD jet, capillary printing and other coating technologies.
IPI 2026 invites submissions on topics such as high-resolution precision printing, AI-enabled automation and robotics, ink and process innovations, energy-efficient curing, mass customisation and personalisation, and circular economy and waste reduction. The areas of application include printed electronics, packaging, interior design for homes and vehicles, biomedicine and pharmaceuticals, textiles and technical textiles, and additive manufacturing. Near-shoring, on-demand production and regulatory compliance will also be addressed. Presentations should be informative, educational and non-commercial, focusing on the exchange of knowledge and the promotion of cooperation.
Please submit the title and an abstract (approx. 150 words), a profile photo of the speaker and a biography (approx. 50 words). Photos of the technology/application for promotional purposes are optional. The submission deadline is 31 May 2026. Please send your submissions by email to mb@esma.com.
“Industrial and functional liquid separation is evolving rapidly, driven by the need for sustainability, flexibility and innovation. At IPI 2026, we want to highlight the technologies and strategies that will shape the future – from microfactories with a minimal carbon footprint to smart packaging and regulatory-compliant solutions. This is where the industry comes together to drive projects forward and build lasting partnerships,” said Peter Buttiens, CEO of ESMA.
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Industrial Print Integration (IPI) is considered a platform for advanced components and technologies in industrial printing, organised by ESMA. The conference is known for its technical focus, networking opportunities and forward-looking discussions on manufacturing.
The PRINT DIGITAL CONVENTION (PDC) has gained a new strategic partner in the German Marketing Clubs Association (BVMC). At the same time, the participation of renowned exhibitors such as Heidelberg and Konica Minolta signals that the newly aligned event is meeting with broad approval.
The Online Print Summit 2026 will focus on disruption on 12 and 13 March. Four new speakers will address the key question of how online printing is changing and how this development can be actively shaped.
Technologies are developing rapidly, production processes are becoming more complex and new tools are finding their way into everyday work in print and media production. Anyone who wants to make confident decisions and work efficiently in the long term should regularly update and deepen their knowledge.
