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One free registration gets visitors into Med-Tech Expo, Interplas and TCT 3Sixty next week

Med-Tech Expo returns to the NEC Birmingham on 3–4 June 2026, giving visitors access to three co-located manufacturing events with one free registration. By registering for Med-Tech Expo, attendees can also visit Interplas and TCT 3Sixty, covering medical device manufacturing, plastics and additive

One free registration gets visitors into Med-Tech Expo, Interplas and TCT 3Sixty next week
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Med-Tech Expo returns to the NEC Birmingham on 3–4 June 2026, giving visitors access to three co-located manufacturing events with one free registration.

By registering for Med-Tech Expo, attendees can also visit Interplas and TCT 3Sixty, covering medical device manufacturing, plastics and additive manufacturing in the same trip.

With the event taking place next week, visitors planning to attend are encouraged to complete their free registration before arriving at the NEC.

A five-minute event preview video is also available, featuring speaker conversations, previous show highlights and a look at what visitors can expect at Med-Tech Expo 2026.

Watch the preview video here.

For anyone working in medical device design, engineering, manufacturing or product development, Med-Tech Expo offers a chance to meet suppliers face-to-face, see technology in action and find out what is available across the market.

The show floor will feature companies from across the medical device manufacturing supply chain, including materials, machines, software, services and regulatory guidance.

Visitors will also be able to watch live product demonstrations, meet current and potential suppliers, and make better use of their time by combining meetings, conference sessions and product discovery in one visit.

The conference programme will cover healthcare innovation, scaling health technology, manufacturing challenges and product development, with selected sessions delivered in partnership with Medilink Midlands.

Sessions include Innovation, Recovery and the Human Case for MedTech and What Will It Take to Scale Health Innovation in the West Midlands, bringing together voices from healthcare, manufacturing and innovation.

With access to all three events, visitors can use their time at the NEC to explore a wider range of technologies, meet more suppliers and make useful connections across the sector.

Complete your free registration here ahead of next week’s event.

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