Guided Exhibit Hall Tours
Make the most of your time on the show floor with complimentary Guided Exhibit Hall Tours focused on key topics in assembly and quality manufacturing. Led by ASSEMBLY or Quality magazine editors, each tour visits five exhibitor booths for live demos, practical insights and the opportunity to ask questions or meet other attendees interested in the same topics.
All tours begin at the Community Hub.
Note: These are 2025 tours. The 2026 topics and stops will be announced in summer 2026.TOUR 1: Fastening Tools
Tour Guide: John Sprovieri, Editor-in-Chief, ASSEMBLY Magazine
Error proofing, quality control and flexibility are essential on today’s assembly lines. As a result, manufacturers are increasingly investing in state-of-the-art fastening tools. Today’s tools allow engineers to adjust fastening speed to match various applications and control more aspects of the tightening process, including key parameters such as torque and angle. The ASSEMBLY Show features numerous suppliers of fastening tools and accessories. This tour provides a look at five leading vendors.
TOUR 2: Manufacturing Software
Tour Guide: Darryl Seland, Editorial Director, Quality Magazine
In the factory of the future, software will be as important to assembly as robots, riveters and nutrunners. This tour will introduce you to six software suppliers that are leading the digital transformation of assembly lines. We’ll cover the gamut of software technology, from error-proofing workstations to analyzing the performance of assembly lines or entire plants. Whether you’re looking for ERP software or digital work instructions, you’ll find it at The ASSEMBLY Show.
TOUR 3: Automated Assembly Systems
Tour Guide: Austin Weber, Senior Editor, ASSEMBLY Magazine
There are many ways to automate an assembly process: standalone cells combining manual and automated processes; synchronous systems based on rotary or linear indexers; and asynchronous systems based on pallet-transfer conveyors. Regardless of which direction your project leads, The ASSEMBLY Show is where you want to be to get the ball rolling. This tour will introduce you to five of the nation’s top systems integrators.











