VALPRO, one of the largest metal processing companies in the Baltic’s, will travel to Tampere (Finland) from 1-3 October to participate in the leading subcontracting trade fair Alihankinta. This trade fair is one of the most important and in demand trade fairs of its kind in the Nordic countries, providing an opportunity to expand and strengthen the company's presence in the Finnish market.

VALPRO has more than 60 years of experience in the metal processing industry, manufacturing a wide range of metal products. Over the years, the company has not only expanded its metal processing capabilities, but has also deepened the knowledge and expertise of its specialists in order to offer the highest quality services to its customers. This development has also made it possible to offer a full product cycle – from the creation of the semi-finished products to finished structures. VALPRO is particularly proud of its ability to provide metal processing services rarely available in Latvia, such as deep drawing, a highly efficient metal forming process that transforms a flat sheet of metal into complex shaped products. The company also offers automated metal sheet cutting and cutting of parts from a metal roll, as well as electric discharge processing methods especially suitable for the production of complex and precise parts. VALPRO will participate in the trade fair as part of the Association of Mechanical Engineering and Metalworking Industries (MASOC) cluster stand.

Also this year, Alihankinta will bring together more than 1000 exhibitors and thousands of professionals who will visit the trade fair with the desire to build new collaborations. The trade fair Alihankinta will provide a comprehensive overview of the industrial supply sector, covering the metal, electronics, plastics and rubber industries, industrial IT solutions, as well as design and consulting within these fields. This year, the leading industrial trade fair in the Nordic countries will focus on the future of the industry, including AI technologies and their potential to drive industrial processes and productivity in the future.