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AWS attendees are revving for the 2003 International Welding and Fabrication Exposition and Annual Convention held this year at the Coho Conference/Exhibition Center April 7-10.
Detroit makes an ideal host for the AWS convention. It has a well-deserved reputation as a muscular city--an automotive and industrial dynamo with a big demand for welding and fabricating products and services. Attendees can cruise through of exhibit aisles to examine the latest in welding technology, mingle with representatives from top industries, and attend programs, conferences, seminars, and special events.
Cobo Center offers nearly 400,000 gross square feet of exhibit space along With meeting rooms accessible from the exhibit halls. Hundreds of exhibitors will display their latest offerings covering welding and safety equipment, lasers, metalworking, machinery filler metals, fluxes, industrial gases, robots, and cutting machines. Industry pros facing a tough economy will want to take advantage of this opportunity to hone their competitive.
Use Our Floorplan
However spacious, the exhibition need not overwhelm. Use the floorplan in this issue on page 29 as a roadmap to speed down the aisle and not miss any of the turnoffs.
This year's 84th annual AWS Convention runs concurrently with the 50th annual exposition offering a wide-open road for professional development including speeches by industry leaders, technical training, and special events.
Events officially begin at 9 a.m. Monday, April 7, and continue to Thursday, April 10, at 4:30 p.m. Onsite registration at the Cobo Conference/Exhibition Center starts at 8 a.m. Tuesday, April 8. Expo hours are: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday...
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