Precision Engineering & 3D Printing @ MSCW Conference & Exhibition

Dive into the future of making stuff with hands-on precision engineering and 3D printing magic at MSCW!

Precision Engineering & 3D Printing @ Manufacturing & Supply Chain West Conference & Exhibition 2026

Precision Engineering & 3D Printing brings together manufacturing professionals, engineers, designers, production specialists and technology leaders to explore how advanced manufacturing and additive technologies are shaping the future of production.

Taking place as part of Manufacturing & Supply Chain West, Conference & Exhibition 2026, the event will focus on the latest developments in additive manufacturing, the mechanical performance of 3D-printed metals and the role of precision engineering in creating more efficient, innovative and high-performance manufacturing processes. The programme will also explore how 3D printing is transforming Irish manufacturing and how lean principles can be applied within precision engineering to drive greater efficiency and operational excellence.

Across the day, attendees can hear from industry and academic experts, explore real-world applications of additive manufacturing, gain insights into emerging technologies and connect with engineers, manufacturers and solution providers working across precision engineering and advanced manufacturing.

Your registration also gives you access to the wider Manufacturing & Supply Chain West exhibition and conference, bringing together the West of Ireland’s manufacturing, engineering and supply chain community for a full day of learning, networking, innovation and new business connections.

Date: 25 November 2026
Venue: University of Limerick, UL Arena, Limerick, Ireland
Admission: Free industry event

Whether you work in manufacturing, engineering, production, design, R&D, product development or advanced manufacturing, this is an opportunity to discover how precision engineering and 3D printing are opening new possibilities in design, materials, prototyping and production while connecting with the wider manufacturing community across the West of Ireland.