New technologies that are marking the evolution of different productive sectors are presented to the public
Santiago.- Cutting-edge technology, professional tools, and specialized products from renowned international brands take center stage in Santiago, where an industrial fair is being held that seeks to connect the Dominican consumer with the latest innovations from the German and international markets.
The activity, which takes place at the Gran Almirante hotel, brings together companies linked to the automotive, industrial, construction, paint, wood, gardening, and cleaning sectors, with a wide exhibition of products and technological solutions.
Rubén Balbuena, organizer of the fair, explained that the main objective is to present to the public the new technologies and innovations that are marking the evolution of different productive sectors, allowing companies, professionals, and consumers to learn directly about the alternatives available in the market.
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Among the participating brands are Atlas, Supercor, and Tropical, whose products are presented during the event alongside other specialized firms.
Discounts on fair products
One of the attractions of the day is the participation of Mipa, a German company with over a century of history and specialized in products for the automotive, industrial, and wood sectors.
Juan Genao, who is also an organizer of the fair, highlighted that the presence of these brands allows the Dominican market to access technological solutions that respond to specific needs of different industries.
Genao reported that visitors will also be able to take advantage of a 20% discount on all Tropical products, as part of the special offers prepared for the fair.
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The activity also features the participation of Einhell, a German brand with more than 60 years of international experience and a presence in more than 120 countries.
Pablo Restrepo, principal director of Einhell, explained that the company is introducing a new generation of cordless tools, whose main appeal is the possibility of using the same battery in more than 350 tools.
The system covers equipment for professional and domestic work, including drills, grass trimmers, gardening tools, cleaning equipment, and other solutions.
Restrepo highlighted that this technology allows the Dominican user to have tools available under standards used in highly demanding markets, such as the German one.
The fair thus becomes a meeting point between technology, industry, and consumers, with brands seeking to expand their presence in the Dominican Republic and offer more modern, efficient, and competitive solutions.
The organizers described the event as an opportunity to boost innovation and strengthen the Dominican public’s access to state-of-the-art products.
