Tube Dusseldorf is an international trade fair for the tube and pipe processing industry,
where technologies are showcased not “on paper,” but in the logic of real-world production.

This is where tube manufacturers, equipment suppliers, service providers, and end customers meet.
The format is ideal for anyone who wants to compare solutions, speak directly with engineers,
and move quickly into commercial negotiations.

Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday 09:30–18:00,
Friday 09:30–16:00.
The show takes place every two years and is traditionally held alongside wire.

Who should visit Tube Dusseldorf

Tube Dusseldorf attracts people who make decisions.
If you are responsible for purchasing, modernization, quality, or sales,
you’ll leave with a clear “market map” and real contacts in just a few days.

• Owners and directors of tube and pipeline system plants.
• Chief engineers, production managers, technologists, and quality specialists.
• Buyers of equipment, tooling, production lines, consumables, and services.
• Heads of sales and export managers focused on international customers.
• Companies in energy, construction, mechanical engineering, and infrastructure where pipes are a critical part of the project.
• Investors and business developers who want to see trends and key players in one place.

Tube Dusseldorf video

To feel the scale and pace of the show,
watch this video overview from an event participant.

History of Tube Dusseldorf: how the show became an industry benchmark

Tube Dusseldorf launched in Düsseldorf in 1988.
Since then, Tube and wire have been held together at the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre
and have steadily strengthened their status as leading international trade fairs for the industry.

This “alliance” makes sense for the market:
wire, cable, tubes, and processing technologies constantly overlap in real projects,
and visitors get more solutions in a single trip.

Why Tube Dusseldorf matters: numbers and scale

Tube Dusseldorf has a strong competitive advantage:
it’s a major international platform where the entire sector is visible in one place —
from materials and tubes to equipment and quality assurance.

• Exhibition space:
  52 081 m² (net exhibition space).

• Exhibitors:
  1 207 participating companies.

• Visitors:
  around 60 000 attendees.

For managers, this means something simple:
you’re not “walking past exhibition stands,” you’re collecting solutions and suppliers
as if you had an entire international sourcing session at your fingertips.

Key topics at Tube Dusseldorf

Tube Dusseldorf increasingly reflects the energy transition and the demand for new infrastructure.
Special emphasis is placed on areas linked to future networks and sustainable solutions.

• Pipe systems for hydrogen.
• Solutions for CO₂ transport.
• Infrastructure for renewable energy.

These aren’t “buzzwords.”
They are real projects where the choice of pipes, connections, and processing technologies directly affects safety and economics.

Well-known companies at Tube Dusseldorf

Tube Dusseldorf’s exhibitor directory already features companies
that are great to talk to about technology, supply, and long-term projects.
Below are six examples for quick orientation.

• SMS group GmbH.
  One of the largest suppliers of equipment and technologies for metallurgy and tube production.
  These stands are typically very practical: throughput, precision, service, and ROI.

• Vallourec Tubes France.
  A well-known manufacturer of tube solutions for demanding operating conditions.
  Especially relevant for energy and industrial projects
  where material requirements and reliability are non-negotiable.

• FIVES OTO S.p.A..
  A top-tier machine-building company for the tube industry.
  Often brings solutions that help you get more quality and speed from a line—without unnecessary complexity.

• Salzgitter AG.
  A major German industrial player closely tied to the tube and steel market.
  If you’re looking for resilient supply chains and German business discipline,
  these stands can deliver valuable contacts.

• Mannesmann Grossrohr GmbH.
  A manufacturer of large-diameter tube solutions.
  A strong option for infrastructure discussions
  where volumes, timelines, and stable specifications matter.

• H. Butting GmbH & Co. KG.
  A company with strong expertise in tube products and industry solutions.
  A good fit for those who value practicality, build quality, and clear project communication.

Practical tip:
choose 10–15 target companies and schedule meetings in advance.
At a show like this, “running into the right person by chance” doesn’t happen very often.

What exhibitors will present at Tube Dusseldorf

Tube Dusseldorf covers the entire tube industry value chain.
It’s convenient that materials, equipment, and quality control are all side by side.

• Raw materials, tubes, and accessories.
• Tube manufacturing equipment.
• Reconditioned and upgraded machinery.
• Tools and auxiliary resources for process technologies.
• Measurement and control.
• Testing and inspection.
• Specialized segments and niche solutions.
• Trading companies and warehouse operators for different materials and tube types.
• Profiles and equipment for profile processing.

Visitor tips for Tube Dusseldorf: how to get the most out of it

The scale of the exhibition is impressive.
But the best results go to those who manage time and routes.

• Create a personal visit plan.
  MyOrganizer helps you bookmark stands, contacts, and locations,
  so you don’t waste hours onsite.

• Install the official Tube app.
  It includes an interactive map, hall plans, and navigation tools.
  It’s a lifesaver when meetings are back-to-back.

• Set aside time for forums and the program.
  The Conferences & Forums section is updated as the show approaches.
  That’s often where strong practical case studies and true “market signals” appear.

• A quick tip for executives.
  Midday, take 20 minutes for a short recap:
  who stood out, what numbers to request, who to bring into negotiations.
  Otherwise, after the show, everything blends into one big “noise.”

How to exhibit at Tube Dusseldorf

Exhibiting at Tube Dusseldorf starts with registration and choosing your stand format.
Next, you’ll want to sharpen your positioning:
what you’re showcasing, who you sell to, and how quickly you communicate the value.

• Submit an online application via the official Tube website.

• Review the admission rules.
  The participation terms highlight that exhibitors are manufacturers,
  while trading companies may be admitted if certain requirements are met.

• Build your exhibitor package.
  The catalogue entry, media options, Messe Düsseldorf services, and logistics
  should be planned early to avoid paying a premium at the last minute.

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