Adam Hall Group Welcomes International Case Maker Industry to Experience Center

No event can be held without them and no equipment can do without them -- flightcases are part of basic professional event technology equipment and are manufactured to perfectly suit every requirement. At the first Casemaker Days 2019, on November 19 and 20, 2019, the Adam Hall Group focused completely on these essential equipment protectors. For this purpose, the global supplier of event technology solutions, with decades of experience in the development and manufacture of flight case components, invited domestic and international casemakers to the Adam Hall Experience Center at the company headquarters in Neu-Anspach near Frankfurt/Main. In addition to presentations of new case and hardware solutions, participants could also learn about the advantages of the latest version of the flight case design software FliteCAD in a workshop and take part in various trend, talk, and networking modules.

FliteCAD and Hardware -- The perfect person to open Casemaker Days was David Kirby, who founded Adam Hall GmbH in Germany in 1980 with a focus on case construction. Five years earlier, Mr. Adam Hall had started manufacturing high-quality and robust flight case fittings in Southend-on-Sea, near London, England. Immediately after the opening, participants in Casemaker Days dove directly into the material. Adam Hall hardware product specialist Martin Bitterlich guided the attending casemakers through the FliteCAD software, which allows flight case manufacturers to design and visualize cases based on individual customer requirements. To get a better overview of the individual components of a case, Sascha vom Scheidt, senior product and sourcing manager, light, flightcase and accessories also presented numerous hardware innovations in the areas of hinges, brakes, fittings, and profiles.

The afternoon was filled with hands-on workshops about FliteCAD as well as marketing talks. The latter focused on the topic of flight cases from other than the structural and technical aspects. In discussions with the attending casemakers, the Adam Hall Group marketing department determined how cooperation between suppliers, manufacturers, and customers could be organized to be more intensive and targeted.

Case Construction Trends -- The last item on the agenda for Casemaker Days was the trend workshops held in the showroom and auditorium of the Experience Center. Moderated by Adam Hall case experts, participants could discuss the topics of "sheet materials and foams," "sustainability," and "innovation" in 45-minute discussion rounds.

"Casemaker Days is a return to our roots, which remain a central component of our success: The development and manufacture of case components," comments Markus Jahnel, COO of the Adam Hall Group. "We're happy that so many participants from the domestic and international casemaker industry made their way to our Experience Center and that they continue, even after around four decades, to put their trust in our hardware products and software solutions."

The first Casemaker Days 2019 culminated in an evening event in the "Come Together" cafeteria with food, drinks, networking, and individual tours through the Adam Hall Experience Center.