FuturePrint Industrial Print Sets Munich Dates for May 2027

15 September 2026: FuturePrint has scheduled its industrial print event for 11-12 May 2027 at Motorworld Munich, Germany. The meeting will focus on print technology for advanced manufacturing, giving manufacturers and technology suppliers a setting to discuss functional and decorative applications.

FuturePrint industrial print: dates and venue confirmed

The organiser’s official event listing confirms Tuesday, 11 May, and Wednesday, 12 May 2027. It continues to use the name FuturePrint TECH: Industrial Print, with the description “Industrial Print Technology for Advanced Manufacturing”.

FuturePrint’s event information page gives the venue address as Am Ausbesserungswerk 8, 80939 Munich. Motorworld’s automotive setting fits an event concerned with printing on manufactured products, rather than conventional graphics alone.

The organiser describes a meeting for engineers, manufacturers, researchers and screen printers exploring digital processes. Its emphasis is on practical applications and contact between technology providers and industrial users.

Manufacturing applications shape the event’s focus

FuturePrint identifies product decoration, printed electronics, automotive applications, interior décor and white goods among its areas of interest. Its event homepage also includes packaging. These describe the event’s broader scope, rather than a verified list of sessions for 2027.

For screen printers, the useful question is how a printing process performs within a manufacturing operation. Registration, ink deposit consistency and stability over long production runs matter alongside the finished appearance. Piotr Rogacki’s account of industrial screen printing challenges at an SGAI seminar provides related production context. Printed electronics gives that discussion a functional dimension. FuturePrint’s overview points to sensors, displays and smart packaging as applications. 

Sustainability will also influence the programme. Industrial users are seeking technologies that reduce energy consumption, waste, emissions and production steps. Digital workflows can support on-demand manufacturing and minimise excess inventory, while improved screen-printing systems, UV-LED curing and automated process control can enhance efficiency and consistency. Selecting inks and substrates that meet performance, safety and environmental requirements will remain central to future industrial adoption.

The expected audience includes CEOs, CTOs, technical directors, research and development managers, product designers and procurement professionals. This mix should help technology providers better understand manufacturing requirements while allowing users to evaluate possible partners for developing customised printing solutions.

Motorworld Munich offers a distinctive setting for the show. Located at Am Ausbesserungswerk 8, the restored industrial complex reflects the event’s connection with engineering, automotive technology and advanced production.

FuturePrint Industrial Print Show 2027 aims to turn technical conversations into practical collaboration. By bringing screen and digital printing expertise together with industrial manufacturing, the event will demonstrate how print can deliver decoration, identification and functionality across tomorrow’s products.

https://www.futureprint.tech/eventsthumbsnew/industrial-print