Fibox to exhibit throughout 2015
As a result of positive feedback and sales successes enjoyed in 2014, specifically those gained by embarking on a UK exhibition program, Fibox the Finnish manufacturer of high quality enclosures for the protection of electrical and electronic components and systems, has decided it will once again be exhibiting regionally in 2015.
As a result of positive feedback and sales successes enjoyed in 2014, specifically those gained by embarking on a UK exhibition program, Fibox the Finnish manufacturer of high quality enclosures for the protection of electrical and electronic components and systems, has decided it will once again be exhibiting regionally in 2015.
Fibox is exhibiting at three major provincial exhibitions next year. Southern Manufacturing at Farnborough on 10-12 February, MENE in Newcastle on 8-9 July and Northern Manufacturing on 30 September-01 October in Manchester.
Steve Gallon, MD of Fibox in the UK announced “All of the shows that we have recently attended have matched our expectations of visitor levels and visitor quality”.
Speaking specifically about their successes, he continued, “Attending trade and technical exhibitions has once again become an important part of our marketing activities, and due to the extremely favourable response we have received, specifically to our ARCA range at this year’s events, together with the positive feedback we have received to our products and customising services in general, the decision to expand our exhibition attendance was a no-brainer".
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