Companies exhibiting at World of CABLE 2027 include "HEISSLUFTTECHNIK FLOCKE" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCI, "TKD - POLSKA" SP. Z O.O., BD Master Sp. z o.o., BIERSIN and CERTBUD SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ.
"HEISSLUFTTECHNIK FLOCKE" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCI
"TKD - POLSKA" SP. Z O.O.
BD Master Sp. z o.o.
BIERSIN
CERTBUD SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
Event overview
Overview
World of CABLE 2027 is a cable, wire and power-infrastructure trade fair at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, near Warsaw, on 12–14 January 2027.
The three-day premiere brings cable manufacturers, electrical contractors, utilities and data-centre buyers together in Hall E.
Registration is free for trade visitors and includes access to the Cable Technology Conference.
TL;DR
1Dates: 12–14 January 2027, 10:00–17:00 daily.
2Venue: Ptak Warsaw Expo, Hall E, Al. Katowicka 62, 05-830 Nadarzyn.
4Focus: cables, wires, fibre, connection systems, cable routing and power distribution.
5Programme: Cable Technology Conference and an educational panel on the show floor.
Why visit
Visit World of CABLE 2027 to compare cable, wire and fibre products from Polish and international suppliers in one hall, and to meet the engineers behind installation, containment and distribution systems. The free trade ticket also opens the Cable Technology Conference, where practitioners discuss production, testing and certification. It suits contractors, designers, utility teams, data-centre operators and distributors planning 2027 projects.
Why exhibit
Exhibit at World of CABLE 2027 to put cables, connection systems, production machinery or test equipment in front of Polish installers, utilities, contractors and distributors during the January specification season. Ptak Warsaw Expo offers a large, modern hall with free parking and easy access from Chopin Airport. A focused three-day format keeps stand costs and team time lower than a broad industrial show.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Electrical installers, electricians and electrical contractors
Electrical and teletechnical designers, specifiers and consulting engineers
Utilities, power-infrastructure operators and facility managers
Distributors, wholesalers and purchasing teams for cable and electrical products
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Cable, wire and fibre-optic manufacturers
Connection-system, cable-accessory and cable-routing suppliers
Electrical distribution, switchgear and installation-equipment makers
Cable-production machinery, testing, certification and recycling providers
Cable Materials and ProductionPower Infrastructure and InstallationTesting, Certification and Recycling
Co-located seminars
Cable Technology Conference
Paid
Conference on cable technologies, power infrastructure and modern electrical solutions, bringing together experts, manufacturers, designers and investors.
Conference area within Ptak Warsaw Expo; session times not published.
How the last edition performed
Previous edition
This edition
2027
Forecast — not final
Visitors: 3,500
Exhibitors: 90
Next edition
Not announced yet
Edition recap
World of CABLE 2027 is the premiere edition of the cable, wire, power-infrastructure and electrical-engineering fair at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn. The organiser has announced a Cable Technology Conference, an educational panel, a networking zone and a welcome package for registered visitors.
New this edition
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Networking Zone
A separated space for exchanging experience and strengthening contacts during the fair.
A focused January fair gives Polish cable and power buyers an early-year view of new products before the construction season. Its value lies in concentrated meetings with cable makers, distributors and installation specialists rather than in show-floor scale, which is still being established in the premiere edition.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The visitor profile is trade-only and weighted to installers, designers, utilities, distributors and data-centre teams. That mix suits suppliers selling specification-led products, although the first edition has no published attendance audit, so exhibitors should set pipeline targets conservatively and pre-book meetings.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on meetings booked before the show. A three-day hall with free visitor entry and a conference can deliver qualified Polish leads at lower cost than a broad industrial fair, but the premiere edition carries attendance risk. Budget for a 9–18 sqm stand, pre-scheduled demos and follow-up within 48 hours.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Central Europe
Why it matters
Poland's cable and electrical-equipment sector serves construction, energy, rail, telecom and data-centre demand across Central Europe. Warsaw's position as a logistics and specification hub makes a January cable fair a practical buying point for contractors and distributors planning the year's projects.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
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Grid and data-centre cable demand
Electricity-network upgrades and new data centres are increasing orders for medium-voltage cable, fibre and containment systems.
What it changes: Suppliers with certified high-capacity products can meet utility and hyperscale timelines.
Compare the Warsaw cable fair with the preceding Wire Tech Poland edition and two adjacent industrial-technology shows that serve the same electrical and manufacturing buyers.
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Dates are circuit estimates; confirm the final calendar with the organiser.
January is cold and often snowy: expect −3 to 2°C, short daylight and possible ice on pavements. Pack a warm coat, waterproof boots and gloves.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Polish mobile networks provide 4G/5G coverage in Warsaw and Nadarzyn. EU roaming applies; buy a local prepaid SIM for longer stays.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Business greeting
A firm handshake and a title or first name after introduction are standard. English is common in technical meetings but a Polish-speaking colleague helps with contractors.
Tipping and punctuality
Tip about 10% in restaurants and taxis. Arrive on time for meetings; Poles generally keep to the agreed schedule.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW)
Book 6–10 weeks ahead for January; allow a buffer for winter delays.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Taxi or ride-hailing from WAW takes about 10–20 minutes outside peak hours; expect PLN 60–90.
Hotel → venue: City-centre hotels are 30–45 minutes by car; airport hotels are 10–20 minutes.
Ride-hail: Uber, Bolt and FreeNow operate in Warsaw; confirm the pickup point at arrivals.
Public transit: ZTM buses and trams serve Warsaw and Nadarzyn; a single ticket costs about PLN 4.40.
Parking: Free on-site parking at Ptak Warsaw Expo, including for visitors.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: January
Temperature: −3°C to 2°C
Seasonality: Snow and ice are likely; daylight ends early.
Packing: Warm coat, gloves, waterproof boots, layers and a power bank.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Day 2, Wednesday 13 January 2027
The middle day usually has the fullest conference programme and the best chance of meeting senior exhibitor staff after the opening-day rush, while leaving a final day for follow-ups.
T-14
Register for the free trade ticket and check passport or ID validity — Registration is online; under-18s need a parent or guardian.
T-10
Book flights and the hotel in the airport or city-centre band — January is low season but allow for winter delays.
T-7
Build a shortlist of stands and request meetings — Use the exhibitor list and product categories to pick 8–12 targets.
T-3
Check the conference programme and plan travel to Nadarzyn — Allow 30–45 minutes from central Warsaw by car.
T-1
Pack warm clothing, power bank and printed meeting notes — Bring photo ID matching the ticket.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
09:30
Arrive, collect badge and coffee
Main entrance, Ptak Warsaw Expo
10:00
Walk Hall E by product category
Hala E
12:00
Supplier meetings and specification comparisons
Exhibitor stands, Hala E
14:00
Cable Technology Conference session
Conference area
16:00
Follow-up notes and networking
Networking Zone
Side trips
2
Warsaw Old Town
UNESCO Heritage Walk
30–40 minutes from Nadarzyn by car
Rebuilt historic square, cafés and the Royal Castle; good for an evening after the show.
Wilanów Palace
Royal Palace and Park
35–45 minutes by car
Baroque interiors and gardens; a quiet half-day add-on before departure.
Networking spots
2
Networking Zone, Ptak Warsaw Expo
On-site lounge
Separated space for meetings and contacts during show hours.
Warsaw city-centre restaurants
Evening dining
Book ahead for group dinners in Śródmieście; taxis to Nadarzyn take 30–45 minutes.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Same day: log every lead with product interest and next step.
Within 24 hours: send a personalised email referencing the stand conversation.
Within 48 hours: send quotes or technical data for shortlisted products.
Day 5: call high-priority leads and confirm the specification.
Day 14: review pipeline, update the CRM and plan the next edition.
A three-day fair compresses many conversations into a short window; a disciplined 48-hour follow-up is the main driver of conversion.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
PLN 550–750 / m²
Raw space
PLN 350–500 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Bands are planning estimates for the Polish market; request the official 2027 exhibitor manual before budgeting.
Use a mobile CRM form or scanner app; export leads daily.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is World of CABLE 2027?
World of CABLE 2027 runs from Tuesday 12 to Thursday 14 January 2027 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, near Warsaw. Doors are open 10:00–17:00 on all three days. This is the premiere edition of the organiser's cable, wire and power-infrastructure fair.
Where is World of CABLE 2027 held?
The fair takes place at Ptak Warsaw Expo, Al. Katowicka 62, 05-830 Nadarzyn, in the Warsaw metropolitan area. The cable exhibition is in Hall E. The venue is about 10 minutes from Warsaw Chopin Airport and roughly 15 minutes from central Warsaw by car outside peak hours.
Is World of CABLE 2027 free to attend?
Yes. Visitors register online and receive a free ticket to the trade fair. Registration is available to adults only; visitors under 18 may attend when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Bring a photo ID matching the registration name to collect your badge at the entrance.
Who should visit World of CABLE 2027?
The fair suits electrical installers and contractors, electrical and teletechnical designers, utility and facility teams, telecom and data-centre network managers, automation integrators, distributors and purchasing staff. It also helps investors and developers specifying cable and power infrastructure for commercial, industrial and energy projects in Poland.
Who should exhibit at World of CABLE 2027?
Exhibitors should include cable, wire and fibre-optic manufacturers, connection and cable-accessory suppliers, cable-routing and containment producers, switchgear and installation-equipment makers, cable-production machinery suppliers, and testing, certification or recycling providers. The three-day format targets Polish and international trade buyers rather than the general public.
What products can I see at World of CABLE 2027?
Displays cover cables, wires and fibre optics, connection systems, cable glands and accessories, trays and containment, electrical installation equipment, switchgear and power distribution. You can also compare cable-production machinery, raw materials, measurement and diagnostic tools, certification services, installation safety equipment and cable-recycling solutions.
Is World of CABLE 2027 trade-only?
Yes. It is a business-to-business trade fair aimed at electrical, cable, energy, telecom and data-centre professionals. The free visitor ticket is intended for trade buyers and specifiers, not consumer shopping. Children under 18 are admitted only with a parent or legal guardian under the registration terms.
How do I register for World of CABLE 2027?
Complete the visitor form on the official website, provide your name, email and telephone number, and accept the organiser's data-processing terms. Registration produces a free ticket and a welcome package sent to the address you supply. Register before arrival so your badge is ready at the Hall E entrance.
Is there a conference at World of CABLE 2027?
Yes. The Cable Technology Conference covers cable technologies, power infrastructure and modern electrical solutions, with expert speakers, manufacturers, designers and investors taking part. The exhibitor page also describes an educational panel with industry practitioners. Session times and the full agenda were not published when this listing was prepared.
How do I get to Ptak Warsaw Expo from the airport?
Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) is about 10 minutes from Ptak Warsaw Expo by car or taxi outside peak hours, and the venue says it is 15 minutes from central Warsaw. Taxis and ride-hailing are the simplest option with exhibition materials. Allow extra time in winter and check local traffic before leaving.
Glossary
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Cable tray
A rigid support system that carries and routes cables through buildings and industrial plants.
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Fibre-optic cable
A cable containing glass or plastic strands that transmits data as light, used in telecom and data-centre networks.
3
Low-voltage (LV)
Electrical systems typically operating up to 1,000 V AC, covering building distribution and final circuits.
4
Medium-voltage (MV)
Distribution networks usually between 1 kV and 36 kV, linking substations to industrial and urban consumers.
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Shell scheme
A ready-built exhibition stand with walls, fascia, carpet and basic lighting, booked by the square metre.
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Raw space
Bare exhibition floor rented without walls or services, which the exhibitor designs and builds out.
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Cable gland
A fitting that seals the point where a cable enters an enclosure and provides strain relief or earthing.
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Cable Technology Conference
The knowledge programme at World of CABLE covering cable production, power infrastructure and electrical engineering.
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ATA Carnet
An international customs document that allows temporary duty-free import of professional equipment and exhibit materials.
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