New York to Host Design and Manufacturing Event

Published: Sunday, March 7, 2004 - 23:00

From June 15 to 17, the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York will host several co-located events, including the Medical Design and Manufacturing East, Atlantic Design and Manufacturing, EastPack PLASTEC East and Ingredients Expo shows.

The event will feature 1,750 exhibiting companies and is expected to attract 32,000 visitors. The combined event will house 12 product pavilions, including:

Automation technology
Medical electronics
CAD/CAM/PDM
MEDPAK
Contract manufacturing
Packaging
Cosmetic and personal care
Pharmaceutical nutraceutical packaging
Electronics
PrecisionTec
Enterprise technology
U.S. mold builders

In addition to the exposition, the co-located events will offer 15 conference sessions covering FDA updates, lean manufacturing, Six Sigma implementation, ISO 13485, risk analysis, materials failure analysis and process validation solutions.

For additional information, e-mail Dan Cutrone, customer and media relations manager for Canon Communications LLC, at dan.cutrone@cancom.com.

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