International boat shows have evolved significantly in recent years, becoming important showcases for innovation and networking in the industry. Events such as the Genoa Salone Nautico and METS Trade in Amsterdam have become must-attend events for those working in the industry.

Torggler, a South Tyrolean company with 160 years of history, has established itself in the nautical sector by participating in these two international shows, marking an important milestone for the company, which has recently extended its expertise to the marine sector. Based on its long experience in the field of sealing products, since 2023 the company has created a range of products that meet the most demanding requirements of the nautical sector, such as resistance to extreme conditions, weather, UV rays and constant contact with salt water.

Torggler's second appearance at the Genoa Boat Show in September 2024 was an important opportunity to present its innovations to a global audience of industry professionals and boating enthusiasts. During the event, which attracts thousands of visitors and industry professionals from around the world, Torggler showcased its products in terms of reliability and performance in demanding marine environments. Stefano Stoppani, the company's marine sector manager, said: "The marine sector requires technical solutions that guarantee reliability and durability. We are proud to be able to offer products that meet these requirements."

After Genoa, Torggler will also be present at METS Trade in Amsterdam, scheduled for 19-21 November 2024. Considered one of the world's leading trade fairs for marine equipment, METS offers Torggler another opportunity to consolidate its presence in the marine sector.

"METS Trade is an occasion to continue our journey in the marine industry," said Benno Pamer, CEO of Torggler. "As a company with 160 years of history, we believe it is important to be ready for constant innovation, and the marine industry represents a challenge that can give us new impetus both for technological research and for bringing our know-how to a new sector."