Warsaw Industry Week 2026 has 417 exhibiting companies from 18 countries. The countries with the most exhibitors are Poland (59), Germany (15), Taiwan (8) and China (7). By sector, the largest groups are Industrial Manufacturing (121) and Automation & Robotics (73).
Manufacturing and construction suppliers will concentrate product launches and technical demos in Nadarzyn this November. From 3 to 5 November Warsaw Industry Week 2026 occupies Ptak Warsaw Expo with a programme geared to production machinery and industrial systems.
Dates and venue for Warsaw Industry Week 2026
The event runs 3–5 November at Ptak Warsaw Expo, Al. Katowicka 62, Nadarzyn. Opening hours are listed as 10:00 to 17:00 and the organisers report free parking for attendees. Main activity will take place in halls marked E and F on the venue plan.
Key figures for Warsaw Industry Week 2026
The trade fair lists more than 1,300 brands on show across roughly 60,000 m2 of exhibition space. The event schedule includes over 50 presentations and conference sessions. These figures reflect the scale of exhibitors and the logistical footprint at the venue.
Sectors and exhibitor profile at Warsaw Industry Week 2026
Exhibition zones cover metalworking and CNC, industrial robotics and automation, hydraulics and pneumatics, welding technologies, industrial lasers, industrial software and digital factory solutions, 3D printing and additive manufacturing, measurement and quality control, maintenance and safety, plus logistics and storage. Exhibitors include machine builders, system integrators, software vendors and component suppliers relevant to manufacturing and construction equipment.
Programme and highlighted activities at Warsaw Industry Week 2026
The fair brings together specialised shows such as Warsaw Tools & Hardware Show, SOLIDS Expo Poland, PLASTECNICA Expo, Autonomous Systems & Robotics Expo and Construction Machinery Exhibition. A conference stream and themed presentations complement the trade stands. Organisers provide an exhibitor catalogue and floor plan to help locate sector-specific clusters and plan visits.
B2B prospecting tactics for exhibitors and visitors
Use the exhibitor catalogue to build a target list by zone and arrange meetings during the 10:00–17:00 opening window. Prioritise companies that match your technical scope and prepare concise, outcome-focused materials such as technical datasheets and short case studies. For exhibitors, schedule demo slots aligned with the show’s zonal layout and ensure technical staff are available to address product performance questions.
Balance walk-in meetings with pre-booked sessions. Focus first on adjacent sectors that can become cross-selling opportunities, for example software providers next to machine tool suppliers. The venue size and the number of brands require a mapped approach rather than ad hoc visits.
Closing note and official link
For teams working on industrial procurement or product launches this November, Warsaw Industry Week 2026 concentrates suppliers and technology across core manufacturing verticals. Consult the exhibitor list and logistical details at the official site https://industryweek.pl to plan which halls and specialised shows to prioritise.
