The 10th APEX Aerial Work Platform Exhibition was sold out six months in advance, and the booth space will increase by 10% compared to 2017.

Following the exhibitions held at the RAI in Amsterdam in 2014 and 2017, the return to the MECC exhibition venue in Maastricht, the Netherlands, increased the external area, allowing more exhibitors and larger booths.

From June 9th to 11th, 2020, more than 103 companies will attend the 10th APEX Aerial Work Platform Exhibition to showcase all new products in the access industry.

This exhibition will once again show suppliers of various equipment and access industries, including self-propelled platforms, car elevators, low-level access and towers. The influence of Chinese suppliers is also increasing, with more than 15 exhibitors from China.

The show will once again showcase a variety of equipment and suppliers for the aerial work industry, including self-propelled platforms, truck-mounted lifts, low-level access control and towers. There will also be used equipment brokers, component suppliers and software companies.

Tony Kenter, Managing Director of IPI BV said, "We are very happy that APEX is sold out ahead of time, especially this year we have more exhibition space available. APEX is an important meeting place for the global aerial work platform industry, and we are happy that exhibitors can reflect again A complete supply chain, from platform manufacturers and used equipment specialists to component suppliers and rental software companies. "

As with previous exhibitions, the event will be held concurrently with the International Leasing Fair (IRE) and the annual conference of the European Leasing Association (June 10-11). This will ensure the presence of many of the world's largest equipment rental companies.

During the exhibition, a free shuttle will operate between MECC and the main airports in Brussels and Dusseldorf.

For more information and a complete list of exhibitors, visit www.apexshow.com.

The exhibition is organized by IPI BV and KHL Group, sponsored by Access International Magazine, and supported by the International Powered Access Association (IPAF).Editor/Huang Lijun