Press release submitted on behalf of AMI.
AMI Plastics World Expos, Cleveland, Ohio, has officially surpassed 200 exhibitors for its highly anticipated 2026 event, taking place November 11–12 at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio. This milestone reinforces the show’s reputation as North America’s premier annual plastics industry gathering, attracting global leaders and innovators across the supply chain.
The event brings together the Compounding World Expo, Plastics Recycling World Expo, Plastics Extrusion World Expo and Polymer Testing World Expo under one roof, creating an unparalleled platform for networking, sourcing and learning. Attendees will explore cutting-edge technologies, meet leading suppliers and gain insights from over 100 expert speakers delivering free-to-attend conference sessions on topics such as sustainability, advanced materials, process optimization and market trends.
The exhibitor lineup is growing fast and includes leading industry players such as: Ampacet, Anton Paar, Baerlocher, Brenntag, BYK, Cabot, Clariant, Farrel Pomini, Gneuss, Goettfert, JEOL, KraussMaffei, Lanxess, Leistritz, Magris Talc, Mettler Toledo, Milliken, Mitsui Chemicals, Nagase, Netzsch Instruments, Next Generation Recycling Machines, Omya, Plas Mec, Process Control Corporation, PSI, Schwing Technologies, TA Instruments, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Toyota Tsusho, Weima, Westlake, Zeppelin Systems and many more.
“Crossing the 200-exhibitor mark 11 months before the show is a clear sign of the industry’s confidence in this event,” said Kelly DeFino, exhibition sales team manager at AMI. “This isn’t just an exhibition—it’s a hub for collaboration and progress. From recycling breakthroughs to AI-driven process control, Cleveland will again be the epicenter of plastics innovation this November. We’re also building on the success of our AI showcase with exciting new features in the works for 2026, ensuring the event continues to evolve and deliver fresh value for attendees.”
The 2026 expos will occupy the largest halls of the Huntington Convention Center, showcasing everything from extrusion and compounding machinery to recycling systems, polymer additives, testing solutions and digital technologies. Thousands of professionals from across North America and beyond are expected to attend.
With exhibition space filling rapidly, companies interested in showcasing their products are encouraged to secure their booths soon.
For more information, visit the www.events.amiplastics.com.