pro flex 2025

Think flexible. Be innovative. Be part of pro flex 2025. 

About pro flex

Roll-to-roll processing and coating of flexible materials is a highly attractive industry with a wide variety of important industrial applications. The pro flex conference series was launched by Fraunhofer FEP in 2004. It was a successful conference right from the start, and the success continued in the following years. What makes pro flex so special among the roll-to-roll conferences? It is a conference organized by experts for experts along the value chain. 

The focus topics of pro flex 2025 will be:

• Vacuum technologies for advanced manufacturing: insights into roll-to-roll systems
• Vacuum coating technologies for batteries
• Surface structuring by wet coating
• Sustainable packaging
• Thermochromic materials for building applications
• Scalable technologies for flexible perovskite solar cells
• Funding strategies: navigating opportunities and establishing collaborative networks across the European Union

What can you expect?

The conference will combine scientific state-of-the-art presentations with a relaxing atmosphere and a close look into our labs. A whole group of Fraunhofer experts will be ready for face-to-face discussions.

You will experience: 

• Plenary lectures by internationally renowned experts in the field of roll-to-roll processing of flexible materials
• Insights into a variety of pilot coaters at the FEP lab tour
• Poster session and get-together in our lab building

Why should you attend?

To meet at the heart of R&D for the roll-to-roll industry.

• Learn from research and industry
• Identify emerging technology trends
• Extend your professional network
• Initiate new collaborations

Who should attend?

Everyone who develops roll-to-roll technology or does business with this technology:

• Industry professionals, engineers, and scientists
• Innovators, business leaders, decision makers, and newcomers

Where will we meet?

• pro flex takes place where technology development happens: in our research building next to the roll-to-roll R&D labs