Whether on a train or bus, or waiting on a platform, the customer has a right to travel in comfort, and that goes hand in hand with cleanliness. Thus, for transport companies in the market for new customers cleaning is an important topic.
For the sector of cleaning technology InnoTrans 2016 will be providing an ample display area in hall 7.2c. From 20 to 23 September, in the cleaning technology hall, leading exhibitors will be exhibiting the latest developments in cleaning products and services. The focus is on specialist products and services for cleaning the interior and exterior of trains, wash systems, as well as cleaning agents, care products and disinfectants.
Exhibitors from Germany and abroad will benefit from being at the world’s leading trade fair for transport technology. As the meeting place for transport companies, vehicle manufacturers and service and maintenance providers, this trade fair unites all the relevant audiences under one roof.
InnoTrans: a centre for innovation
This year Dr. Schnell Chemie GmbH, a long-established company, will be taking part once again. For over 50 years this Munich-based German supplier has been focusing on professional systems for cleaning the interior and exterior of carriages, locomotives and traction units.
“The conditions at the trade fair are outstanding for presenting our products and engaging in talks with our customers. We find that as a forum for innovation InnoTrans definitely lives up to its name. Naturally, we want to be there“, said Franz Felbermeir, deputy head of marketing, DR. SCHNELL Chemie GmbH.
High international attendance
Whiting Systems, Inc. has undertaken a long trip in order to be at InnoTrans. In hall 7.2c, in addition to the USA, France, Singapore, Sweden and China will also be represented with companies from this sector. Their common goal is to increase export business.
“InnoTrans gives us the opportunity to display our products and services on the world stage and to establish contact with many potential customers in a single place. That way we have more time, money and energy to promote our products“, said Casey Craft of Whiting Systems, Inc., which manufactures vehicle wash systems.
