The Eminox Group of Companies will be taking our products and knowledge to several exhibitions and conferences across the globe during 2026.
It is a superb way for us to showcase our emission control technologies, share our engineering expertise and explain how these solutions can support your industry and emissions challenges.
Our expert team will be on hand to understand the projects you are working on and help you find emissions technology solutions to meet your industry legislation requirements.
To date, we will be exhibiting at:
- The Fire Safety Event at NEC, Birmingham from 28th to 30th April where our Firehalt brand will showcase our passive fire protection barriers
- Seawork in Southampton from 9th to 11th June where we will showcase our exhaust aftertreatment systems from Emission Control by Eminox and engineered thermal insulation from SaveGuard to ensure IMO Tier III and Stage V Inland Water Ways (IWW) compliance and safety regulations
- Road Transport Expo 2026 at NEAC Stoneleigh from 30th June to 2nd July where we will share our Ceramex patented Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) cleaning for commercial and heavy duty on-road vehicles as well as our servicing and remanufactured parts
- PowerEx Live Midlands on 2nd July where our exhaust aftertreatment systems for the Power Generation sector, including the ever-growing Data Centre market will be shared
Lorna Allison, Marketing and Communications Manager, Eminox commented; “Attending these highly respected exhibitions and conferences is an important part of showcasing our technologies and solutions to reduce exhaust emissions across many industries.
“We choose exhibitions where our technology will bring the biggest impact for visitors and exhibitors helping them understand the work we do and the solutions we deliver to meet their challenges, and we shall be adding more exhibitions and shows to our 2026 list in the weeks and months ahead.
“We look forward to meeting peers, colleagues and customers and continuing the global discussions surrounding emissions reduction, more stringent legislation, future fuels and how we can all work together for a greener future.”