Back from EPF Messe: Market Demands Reliable Rotor-Stator Pairs

Back from EPF Messe: Market Demands Reliable Rotor-Stator Pairs

Last week our team attended EPF Messe in Feuchtwangen — the only trade fair in Germany dedicated entirely to the craft of floor laying: screed, parquet, tiling. Held once every three years, it brings the European industry together in one place. For us, it wasn’t just about being there — it was a chance to test our product against the market directly.

What we came back with

Three days of conversations with the people who work every day with the equipment our rotor-stator pairs are built for — screed pumps, plastering stations, mortar pumps. The takeaways were concrete:

  • direct conversations with dealers and service companies
  • a list of contacts to follow up on — and we’ve already started
  • most importantly, confirmed demand: the market needs stable, reliable rotor-stator pairs

Face-to-face time is worth far more than months of correspondence. What usually drags on for quarters over email was settled in a single conversation at the stand.

What’s next

We’re already following up with the people we met in Feuchtwangen. If you work with screed or plastering equipment and we didn’t get the chance to meet at EPF — we’d be glad to talk.

📩 info@rotors.tech

📞 +421 948 893 045

Thank you to everyone who gave us their time.

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