ASAMS Joins industry innovators at Subcon and Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2025

ASAMS Joins Industry Innovators at Subcon and Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2025

ASAMS were pleased to attend Subcon and Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2025 at the NEC Birmingham, once again bringing together the very best in British and international engineering. This year’s event offered a dynamic mix of innovation, emerging technologies and expert insight into the future of the manufacturing landscape.

The exhibition floor buzzed with energy, as leaders across the sector gathered to exchange ideas, explore new solutions, and drive conversations around sustainable growth and digital transformation. ASAMS Business Development Manager, Jamie Podgers commented “It’s always exciting to attend this event. It offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry leaders, explore the latest innovations and take part in conferences and workshops. It’s an ideal setting for networking and gaining valuable insights into the current opportunities and challenges facing the sector.”

The event proved to be a valuable opportunity for ASAMS to strengthen existing partnerships, make meaningful new contacts and stay at the forefront of developments in the ever-evolving world of manufacturing and engineering.

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It was great to return to Subcon and the Smart Manufacturing Week at the NEC last week. A fantastic opportunity to explore the latest in manufacturing innovation, connect with industry leaders, and gain insights on trends shaping the future of engineering.

If you have a requirement for metal testing services, we would love to hear from you and discuss how we may be able to support your needs.

Please contact:

e: Jamie@asams.co.uk

t: 01493 543398

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