Swiss Plastics in 2026 in Lucerne, Switzerland

Swiss Plastics 2026 is an exhibition and symposium for everyone working with plastics. It offers inspiration, education and networking for professionals from a wide range of application areas – from the automotive industry to mechanical engineering and medicine. Around 200 renowned exhibitors from Switzerland and abroad will present their comprehensive solutions for sustainable, efficient, modern and sophisticated production. Swiss Plastics 2026 brings together the entire value chain of the Swiss plastics industry under one roof for three days. Swiss Plastics 2026 will take place from 20 to 22 January 2026 at the Messe Luzern. The exhibition will cover the most important topics of the plastics industry. Exhibitors, interesting material on products, services and solutions as well as fascinating lectures are structured according to these topics. In this way, visitors can quickly and easily find the right offers and solutions. According to the organizers, Swiss Plastics 2023 attracted more than 4,000 visitors from 25 countries. The companies exhibiting at Swiss Plastics 2026 represent various business sectors such as polymers, mechanical engineering, automation and technology. Exhibits include medical equipment and technology, biomedical devices, automobiles, plastic bottles and containers, computer keyboards, laptops and much more. A list of exhibitors with addresses can be found on the official Swiss Plastics Expo website.

How to participate

To become an exhibitor at Swiss Plastics 2026, you must register online at the website and select your desired booth size and location. You can also contact the organizers by phone or email for more information. The registration deadline is October 31, 2025.

Parking Information

Parking is available at the show site, but is limited and subject to a fee. Visitors are encouraged to use public transportation or drive to the venue. The fairgrounds are accessible by bus, train and highway.

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