5 reasons for participating in Enforce Tac

1. Focus on official Security Experts

You can be sure you’re on the same wavelength as all the visitors at Enforce Tac. The Product range and the topics at the accompanying workshops and conferences appeal solely to security experts from the police, judiciary, border protection, customs, military police or armed forces.

2. Sensitive Products in a confidential Atmosphere

Enforce Tac is subject to strict admission criteria. The restricted exhibition area creates a confidential atmosphere in which you can describe the advantages, high-tech materials and applications of your sensitive products to the security professionals from official agencies without disturbance.

3. Combination with IWA and U.T.SEC exhibition ensures many visitors

One business trip, three top-class exhibitions in one place. IWA OutdoorClassics, the world-leading exhibition for hunting and sporting guns, outdoor articles and security equipment, takes place immediately after Enforce Tac and also ensures great interest among the Enforce Tac target group. Parallel to IWA and Enforce Tac the U.T.SECtakes part. It's the world's first expo focusing on security provided by and against unmanned technologies. The combination of the three exhibitions offers an outstanding spectrum of security products, with Enforce Tac providing the setting for exclusive contact with representatives from official agencies.

4. Annual International Dialogue

The development of crime and terrorist threats shows no consideration for exhibition cycles. At Enforce Tac in Nuremberg, international security experts meet every year to discuss the latest trends and products in the segments of law enforcement, security and tactical solutions. Be there too and use the opportunity for lucrative export business, because around 60% of all visitors come from outside Germany.

5. Bavarian Minister of the Interior, Building and Transport as patron

The concept of Enforce Tac as a sector platform is also recognized in political circles: Bavarian Minister of the Interior, Building and Transport, Joachim Herrmann, took over as patron. The intensive exchange between representatives of official agencies, industry, research and teaching focuses on weapons, ballistic accessories, optronics, tactical equipment, and operational clothing such as bullet-proof vests, stab-proof vests, body protection, face protection, shields and helmets.