ifm at the IFAT in Munich

Solutions for efficient and reliable automation

Are you looking for seamless automation solutions for the sustainable use of water as a valuable resource? Or are you interested in robust solutions for automating processes in mobile machinery? In both cases, our exhibition stands at IFAT Munich 2026 are the right place for you.

We will be presentingsolutions for the water industry at our stand 440 in hall C1. From our latest products to seamless complete solutions, for example for digitized ultrapure water treatment or intelligent condition monitoring on pumps, to efficient wiring concepts with IO-Link: We show you how you can save time, costs and energy in the long term with digitalization.

You will findsolutions for the automation of mobile machinery at our stand 141 in hall C6. Experience how ifm can help you implement future requirements for safety-related functions and cybersecurity in your machines. Find out more about intelligent fleet management, condition-based diagnostics and the possibilities of direct online access to your vehicles.

Secure your free ticket now and let our experts advise you on the implementation of your next automation project.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Event date
04.05.2026, 09:00 - 07.05.2026, 18:00

Venue:
Messe München GmbH
Am Messesee 2
81829 Munich

Industry:

Water industry, Mobile machinery

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