Lab Africa Exhibition 2007 promises to be extraordinary
January 2007
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Lab Africa Exhibition 2007 is taking place from 14 to 16 March at the Coca-Cola Dome, Northgate, and promises to be a mega industry event with brand new products being launched into Africa and unveiled for the first time. And with the event filling more than 3000 m², the organisers are promising an extraordinary event for the industry.
With an international flavour, the event looks forward to welcoming exhibitors from China, and many overseas principals from Europe, America and Asia. Visitors will also be attending from Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Mauritius and Nigeria.
"Demand for exhibition space has been exceptional," says Debbie Mulcahy, organiser of the event and suggested that companies that are interested in exhibiting should act promptly to secure their participation at Lab Africa 2007.
Impressive names confirmed include: ACE - Associated Chemical Enterprises; Advanced Lab Solutions; Africa LEJN; Air Liquide; AMS Lab Technology; Analytical & Diagnostic Products; Anatech Instruments; Apollo Scientific; BAMR; Beijing Time High Technology (China); Biodex; Bruker; Carl Zeiss; CC Imelmann; Celsius Scientific; Chemetrix; Eltra Africa; FLS Automation; Hamamatsu; Industrial Analytical; Innovative Met Products; Instrulab; Lab & Air; Lab World; Labex; Laboratory Marketing Supplies; Labotec; Lasec; Leco; Lenton; Metrohm; Micro Filtration; Micron Scientific; Miele Professional; Mincom; Monitoring & Control; National Separations; Orb Diagnostics; Panalytical; PM Instrumentation; Poretech; Prestige Lab Supplies; Professional Lab Supplies; Sigma Aldrich; Spectro Analytical Instruments; Swiss Lab; Taratec; Thermo Arlabs; United Scientific; Wirsam Scientific; Zutek.
Make sure you visit Lab Africa Exhibition and collect your free periodic table. This handy poster will be given to all visitors attending Lab Africa 2007.
Further information regarding exhibiting and the full programme of events can be obtained via the website: www.labafricaonline.co.za or contact Orbes Media, organisers of the event, on +27 (0) 11 460 0247, [email protected]
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