Hospitality Suites at ECOAT14 Will Draw Big Crowds
More than a dozen hospitality suites and over a dozen more table-top exhibitors highlight what will be on display at ECOAT14
More than a dozen hospitality suites and over a dozen more table-top exhibitors highlight what will be on display at ECOAT14 during the Electrocoat Association’s conference April 22-24 in Orlando, FL.
Companies supplying equipment, chemicals, paint, ancillary equipment and finishing applications to the electrocoat industry will display their products and services at the show.
The hospitality suites are a major attraction to attendees, as they can visit various companies and enjoy light food and drinks, and sometimes even games and fun activities.
Table-top exhibitors will also be on hand to answer questions about their products and services.
For more information, please visit conference.electrocoat.org
EXHIBIT ROOMS
Axalta Coating Systems
George Koch Sons, LLC
Baker Technology Associates, Inc.
Oshkosh Finishing Services
BASF Corporation
PPG Industrial Coatings
CelTech Inc.
Synder Filtration
Controlled Power Company
Therma-Tron-X, Inc.
Eisenmann
UFS Corporation
EPSI
ULTURA Inc.
Filtration and Separation Technology LLC/Parker Hannifin
TABLETOP EXHIBITORS
ACT Test Panels LLC
The Crown Group Co.
Atum Services Inc.
DURUSA, LLC
Bethel Engineering Systems, Inc.
Fischer Technology, Inc.
Calvary Industries
Gusher Pump
Chemetall US Inc.
Henkel Corporation
Chemical Coaters Association Int'l
KMI Systems Inc.
Coral Chemical Company
The Magni Group, Inc.
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