SUR/FIN 2,000-plus registrants have the opportunity to browse 180 or so booths featuring exhibitors that are experts in the surface finishing industry.
Source: Products Finishing
Presented by the National Association for Surface Finishing (NASF), SUR/FIN is the primary conference and trade show in the surface finishing industry. The finishing community will gather June 5-7, 2024, at the Georgia World Conference Center in Atlanta, Georgia, to discuss industry challenges, discover new innovations and technologies, and connect with colleagues. In addition to an array of technical conference sessions, speakers and networking, event attendees will have the opportunity to visit exhibitors on the show floor to discover the latest finishing equipment, products, services and processes.
SUR/FIN 2024 offers a welcome reception, keynote sessions, surface finishing boot camp, official show directory, all conference sessions, Blum lecture, NASF awards and Industry Night with the full conference registration. The event is an opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with your peers in the finishing industry. The event’s technical conference offers a wealth of expertise and education. With so many sessions to choose from, the
The full conference registration includes attendance to an NASF awards ceremony. Source: Products Finishing
schedule found here can help you plan your SUR/FIN 2024 experience.
Three NASF training courses are taking place alongside the event from June 4-7: Electroplating and Surface Finishing Parts 1 and 2 (CEF), Airline and Aerospace Finshing Parts 1 and 2 (CAF), and Zinc and Zinc Alloy Plating.
Whether attending a mix of conferences and courses covering the latest trends and technologies or visiting exhibits on the show floor, SUR/FIN offers a place to broaden your knowledge and expand your industry connections.
For more information and to register for SUR/FIN 2024, visit nasfsurfin.com.
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