With over 200 exhibitors and around 8,000 trade visitors, LOUNGES once again positions itself as THE event for the cleanroom and process technology industry in 2024. For Lindner Cleanrooms, the exhibition was a complete success, with many interesting discussions, new contacts, and project and product inquiries.

A Meeting Point for Industry Experts

From April 23rd to 25th, LOUNGES once again offered a unique platform for exchange between industry, academia, and research on the latest technologies, regulatory requirements, and trends in the fields of cleanrooms, medical and biotechnology. The diversity of the over 200 exhibitors and the wide range of products and services made the event a must-attend for anyone looking for solutions for clean, hygienic and sterile working environments. Various presentations, workshops, and live demonstrations also gave visitors the opportunity to further their education and exchange ideas with one another.

The Future of the Cleanroom is digital

Under the motto "Redefining Partnership," the Cleanrooms division of the Lindner Group was also represented with its own stand. This motto reflects the ambition to foster partnership connections beyond traditional business relationships, based on trust, transparency, and mutual growth. The advancing digitalisation in the industry plays a key role in this: it not only enables more efficient and precise production processes but also a closer and more interactive collaboration between all participants through the use of digital tools and platforms.

Numerous visitors, including many international guests, showed great interest in the exhibited samples, references, and individual solutions for cleanroom projects of all sizes. A particular highlight was an innovative, interactive 3D rendering with 360° views of Lindner products. Lindner cleanroom experts enabled direct technical advice and personal exchange right at the stand.

Forward-Looking Exchange

LOUNGES 2024 offered the ideal opportunity for the Lindner Group to exchange ideas with a variety of partners, customers, and suppliers. The focus was on the latest trends and developments in the field of cleanroom technology. It became apparent that, especially for large projects in Germany, the focus is increasingly on international planners and architects. This leads to a cultural change, particularly affecting the phases of performance and their understanding, which needs to be addressed.