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A stand at an industrial show: machinery, loads and image

Industry does not exhibit like home décor: products are heavy, demonstrations run, buyers look at CSR. What an industrial trade show changes for your stand.

Mechanical part displayed on a wooden plinth, a sturdy stand blurred in the background

The load-bearing stand, literally

A machine in operation, a test bench, a part weighing several tonnes: at Global Industrie as at industry-specific trade shows, the stand’s structure has to be calculated. Floor loads, power supplies, safety perimeters: the design office sizes everything and declares it in the technical file, approval included. On the 118.5 m² built for Sieyuan at Cigré, the substations, circuit breakers and switchgear cells stand on a raised floor, next to the reception bar.

Demonstration before decoration

An industrial visitor comes to see things working. The Business pack, with its demonstration screen and connected devices, puts the demonstration centre stage: the SIMCom stand, with its backlit module wall and large screen, shows the scale.

CSR as a tender criterion

Industrial buyers score commitments: a CSR labelling process begun in September 2026, with an audit to come; reuse of structures and furniture built into the rental model; low-energy LED lighting; documented made-in-France production. Our Commitments page sets them out: it is often the page attached to the tender file.

Paris or Lyon, same terms

Global Industrie alternates between Paris Nord Villepinte and Eurexpo Lyon: for modular packs, our network of local partners works in both cities on the same terms, with no extra transport cost. The service areas page details our coverage, venue by venue.