Kläger SPC debuts at the Hydrogen Technology World Expo 2025

Leading International Trade Fair for Hydrogen Technologies

The Hydrogen Technology World Expo is recognized as the world’s leading trade fair for hydrogen technologies, materials, components, and technical solutions. With more than 1,000 exhibitors, seven exhibition halls, 300 expert presentations, and over 20,000 professional visitors, the event once again brought together the global hydrogen community under one roof.

The focus was on innovations spanning the entire hydrogen value chain – from production to storage and distribution, and on to mobile and stationary applications. The event reflected the dynamic development of the global market, with a strong presence from European, American, and Japanese exhibitors.

Successful Trade Fair Participation for Kläger SPC

Kläger SPC presented itself to an international professional audience and established numerous promising contacts. Several specific project opportunities emerged from the high-quality discussions held during the event.

Topics included components for hydrogen demonstration systems, plastic overmolded magnets, and casing tubes for recirculation pumps. These projects will be further developed in the coming weeks.

Discussions revealed that the hydrogen market is evolving in multiple directions. While passenger car applications remain economically challenging due to high infrastructure and system costs, the technology is gaining traction in the truck segment, as well as in the maritime, aviation, and energy-intensive industrial sectors. In these fields, Kläger SPC sees strong potential to leverage its automotive industry expertise successfully.

Positive Outcome and Outlook

The Hydrogen Technology World Expo 2025 proved to be a great success for Kläger SPC. The company’s participation offered an excellent opportunity to highlight its competence in high-performance plastic injection molding solutions for the hydrogen sector.

“The response to our participation was overwhelmingly positive. We were able to demonstrate how high-performance plastics can make a significant contribution to the efficiency and safety of hydrogen-based systems,” says Roman Sickert, Sales Director at Kläger SPC.

The large number of expert discussions and resulting project ideas clearly underline the growing demand for advanced plastic solutions in future hydrogen applications.