The next edition of Xylexpo, the international biennial of woodworking technology and components for the furniture industry, will take place from Tuesday 26th to Friday 29th May 2020 at Fiera Milano-Rho. It will therefore last four days instead of five as it unanimously decided the board of directors of Cepra, Acimall's operating arm, owner of the review. The duration of four days now characterizes all the most important events in the world and looks carefully not only at the needs of exhibitors, but also of visitors who favor a smarter fair.
As stated by Luigi De Vito, vice president of Acimall and director of the SCM Division, this hypothesis had already been taken into consideration by Acimall for a long time, in the awareness that the trade fair world, especially the manufacturing industry and even more that of woodworking machinery, requires more time concentrated, optimized and in line with the real needs of their target audience. “By choosing the four-day formula - De Vito commented - for the entire global supply chain, Xylexpo becomes an increasingly concrete, current, modern and effective business opportunity.
The event continues on its path started in the last editions, aiming to be more and more a high technology fair where highly innovative solutions are presented with the aim of finding technologically advanced answers.
“Our interlocutors - explained Raphael Prati, Vice President of Acimall and Director of Corporate Marketing and Communication of Biesse Group - are both the top end of the demand for machines and the artisans and the small and medium enterprises, different but equally careful worlds to the enormous potential that today the technologies for wood and its derivatives can offer“.

A new logo for Xylexpo

Twenty years after the change of name from Interbimall to Xylexpo, here is the launch of the new logo which provides a graphic sign that brings to the fore the vocation of the event, or the tools to work wood and its derivatives, but which also shows a more modern, clear and linear style.
The event director Dario Corbetta explained how the decision to change the logo was determined by the desire to create an easy-to-read image that immediately identifies Xylexpo as the concrete and modern appointment for woodworking technologies.