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This is COMPAMED

COMPAMED in Düsseldorf is a leading international trade fair for the medical technology supplier sector. The trade fair offers a comprehensive range of high-quality medical technology components, services and production equipment for the medical industry. In the exhibition halls, the latest innovations in the areas of components, modules, OEM equipment, electrical and electronic components, microtechnology, raw materials, materials and adhesives, Manufacturing of components, Manufacturing of finished products, Services and Manufacturing equipment are presented by about 750 exhibitors. In addition, the two accompanying forums, the COMPAMED HIGH-TECH FORUM and the COMPAMED SUPPLIERS FORUM, offer exciting presentations by experts from the industry and space for professional exchange.
The industry portal COMPAMED-online.com is the information platform for bringing together producers, specialist dealers, researchers and users from the medical technology industry. The B2B portal is regularly updated and offers high-quality content in its five spheres of COMPAMED, in line with the latest trends and developments in the medical world. Whether you are an exhibitor or visitor at COMPAMED, here you will find all the relevant information you need for your visit to the fair. We provide you with a versatile service that supports you, among other things, in preparing for the fair, travelling to the fair and finding a hotel. You can also use our extensive exhibitor and product database. There you can quickly and easily find the exhibitors and products that are of interest to you. Whether you are looking for specific companies, products or categories, our database provides you with all the relevant information at a glance.
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Participants

750

Exhibitors

165

Countries

Good reasons for visiting the trade fair

Networking platform

  • Exchange with experts from all over the world
  • Search for cooperations and partnerships

Unrivalled internationality

  • Visitors from 165 nations

High Quality and decision-maker density

  • High percentage of the visitors are from top management

Visitor and exhibitor diversity

  • 80,000 trade visitors and professionals
  • 750 exhibitors

Final press release

MEDICA 2024 and COMPAMED 2024: medical technology industry uses global reach to compete for innovation leadership

International networking, a wide range of innovations and a forward-looking Programme

Photo: Crowded entrance south during MEDICA 2024

(©Constanze Tillmann / Messe Düsseldorf)

"Meet Health. Future. People."  is MEDICA’s campaign motto for the future in the new trade fair year 2025.  The aptness of the motto was confirmed by the success of MEDICA 2024 and its concurrently held number 1 supplier trade fair, COMPAMED 2024. From 11 to 14 November, a total of 5,800 exhibiting companies from 72 nations presented their expertise to some 80,000 trade visitors (from 165 countries) and provided an impressive overview of modern healthcare solutions for inpatient and outpatient care. 

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COMPAMED 2024 live: Discover the highlights

Medical technology meets good design - Comate Engineering & Design BVBA

At COMPAMED 2024, Comate Engineering & Design BVBA demonstrates how pioneering medical technology and sustainable design go hand in hand. As a full-service provider in product development, the Belgian company presents highlight projects, including an active implant for diabetics. In our video interview, you can find out how Comate integrates high-tech, user-friendliness and sustainability into the design process.
COMPAMED 2024 live - All videos

Trade Talk Today: The video podcast about the trade fair

Moderated by Emily Whigham and Michael Kriess, we offer you exciting discussions on current industry topics, insights into innovative products and information on special promotions and the trade fair programme.

The five spheres of COMPAMED

MANUFACTURING & DEVICES
Components and parts / end products, 3D printing and additive manufacturing as well as production 
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MICROTECH
Reports, interviews, news and videos about microtechnology
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SERVICES & ADVICE
Forschung, Design & Entwicklung, Beratung & Prüfung sowie Produktion
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MATERIALS
Plastics & composites, metals, glass & ceramics, adhesives & packaging
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IT IN TECH
Software, development & maintenance
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