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Transport trade fair expands the spare parts, tools and accessories area
arrow_backTo the overview14 February 2025
- Fuel and lubrication
- Chassis components and spareparts
- Operations and maintenance
- Driver comfort and equipment
The support for Transport 2025 is so strong among exhibitors of spare parts, tools and accessories that they can no longer fit in a single hall - for the same reason, they will now have extra space in another hall. Transport 2025 will take place at MCH Messecenter Herning 3-5 April 2025.
Spare parts, tools and accessories will be spread over a larger area than ever before when Scandinavia's leading transport trade fair opens its doors in early April for three days with a full focus on everything related to transport. The exhibitors take up so much space this year that they cannot fit into a single hall, which is why some of the exhibitors are located in a different hall. Europart greatly appreciates Transport 2025's focus on this part of the transport industry.
- 'In my opinion, it's incredibly important for hauliers to know that there is an aftermarket, because they are naturally looking to keep their costs as low as possible. So we're very much looking forward to the trade fair, which always offers good days, high spirits and lots of dialogue. We expect to meet both new and existing customers at eye level and in a context far removed from our busy everyday lives, where we can look at our products in peace and quiet and chat over a good cup of coffee,’ says Anders Alslev, Sales Director at Europart.
He says that visitors to the company's stand can look forward to meeting both sales staff and selected suppliers for professional discussions in a relaxed atmosphere.
Exhibitor: THE place to be
For the first time, FTZ will also be exhibiting at the Transport Fair, and expectations are high for the company, which is seeking to establish itself as a serious, upcoming, professional partner for spare parts, consumables, chemicals, tools, workshop equipment, machinery, knowledge and digital solutions for the heavy sector.
- 'The fair is aimed exclusively at the heavy industry sector, and as a new partner in this sector, the fair is the place to be. We are very much looking forward to spreading the word about what we can offer the heavy industry, and we expect to meet customers, potential customers and business partners, raise awareness of our products and services and, not least, create new relationships. The focus on spare parts, tools and accessories is important because the fair is aimed at mechanics, workshops and decision-makers,’ says Kasper Hammann, Sales Manager at FTZ.
The company is making the most of its stand at Transport 2025, where visitors can look forward to meeting industry professionals and experiencing products from suppliers such as Hengst, Wabco, Knorr, Meritor, Elf, Bosch, Dinex, Was, Hella, ZF and Sachs.
An important overall impression
Spare parts and tools for the heavy sector can also be found at BESKO. BESKO is part of the BPW Group, Europe's leading manufacturer of axles for trailers.
At the stand, visitors can discover new products for the heavy transport sector as well as news from a selection of suppliers. While BESKO's main focus is on trailer axles, the company also offers a wide range of other products - just like the Transport Fair in general.
- 'It is crucial that the trade fair also focuses on spare parts, tools and accessories, as these are important to our customers when it comes to vehicle maintenance in the transport sector. A wide range of products at the show ensures that visitors get a holistic view of the solutions available to keep their vehicles running efficiently and safely. For exhibitors like us, it provides an opportunity to showcase our range to a relevant audience and emphasise the importance of quality products in the industry,’ says Kim Jepsen, CEO of BESKO.
He also says that BESKO sees the Transport Fair as a unique opportunity to network with both existing and potential customers and partners, and that expectations for the trade fair are generally high - also because he sees it as a festive event celebrating the progress of the transport sector.
MCH: Loyalty highly appreciated
Naturally, the Transport Fair's management is delighted that the exhibitors in the spare parts, tools and accessories segment have such a massive presence this year that additional square metres are needed for this branch of the industry.
- ‘We make a virtue of ensuring that the Transport Fair embraces the entire industry and thoroughly covers all aspects of the industry. That's why we're delighted that the exhibitors in spare parts, tools and accessories are so well represented this year that we've had to find extra space for them. This is much appreciated and we are very grateful for their great loyalty and commitment,’ says Nikolaj Pagh, Project Manager, Transport 2025.
