Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite 2027
28–30 September 2027 at VDNH EXPO Exhibition & Convention Centre, Hall 75C, Moscow, Russia. Techtextile | Techcomposite is a professional exhibition for technical textiles, functional and composite materials, and their manufacture and processing. Organised by Gefera Media, it takes place within the Industrial Tech cluster alongside Rosmould, Rosplast and 3D-TECH.
The 2027 edition is confirmed for the new VDNH EXPO venue. The organiser’s 2026 announcement says the four co-located exhibitions will occupy a combined area of more than 20,000 m²; this is a cluster-wide figure, not a separate area figure for Techtextile | Techcomposite.
Why Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite matters
Explore materials and processes
The exhibition connects technical textiles and composites with the production technologies and equipment used to make and process them. That combination can help technical buyers relate material choices to manufacturing requirements rather than assessing samples in isolation.
Compare connected manufacturing fields
Rosmould, Rosplast and 3D-TECH run alongside the event. The organiser describes this Industrial Tech cluster as spanning materials, tooling, plastics machinery and materials, and additive manufacturing. For visitors with cross-disciplinary projects, the co-location creates a reason to explore relevant stands beyond their primary specialism.
Understand the previous edition’s scale
In 2026, the organiser reported 378 exhibitors from seven countries and 13,003 professional visitors across the four-show Industrial Tech cluster. Its report also described more than 40 programme events across four conference areas. These are combined-cluster figures, not a Techtextile-only count or a promise about 2027.
Who should visit Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite?
Industrial buyers and procurement teams
Useful if you are sourcing technical fabrics, nonwovens, composites, fibres or production equipment. Compare suppliers against your required performance, processing compatibility, quality documentation, volumes and service needs. The organiser identifies distribution and wholesale among the event’s business audiences.
Manufacturers and materials producers
Useful if you develop or make technical textiles, composites, synthetic fibres or finished industrial products. Review material and process options, discuss application requirements and identify which production steps may need new inputs or equipment. The organiser’s 2026 audience categories included production of technical textiles and composites.
Engineers, designers and product developers
Useful if you specify materials or processes for construction, aerospace, automotive, medical, chemical or other industrial applications. Use product discussions to compare technical characteristics and identify questions for testing and qualification. These industries appear in the organiser’s published exhibition-audience categories.
What can you find at Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite?
- Technical textiles, coated textiles and smart textiles
- Nonwoven materials
- Threads, yarns and fibres
- Raw materials for composite production, prepregs and composite materials
- Production technologies, processing equipment and maintenance solutions
- Industrial solutions connected with the co-located manufacturing exhibitions
The organiser’s 2027 overview identifies these product groups and places technical textiles, composites and production technologies at the centre of the show. Check the official catalogue as it is updated for the 2027 participants and detailed product range.
How to prepare for Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite
- Write down the application. Note the material or process challenge, operating conditions, target performance and any mandatory specifications.
- Prioritise what to compare. Separate essential requirements from desirable improvements, and identify the material groups or equipment categories most relevant to your project.
- Prepare supplier questions. Ask about composition, construction, performance data, processing requirements, quality documentation, minimum order quantities, lead times and technical support where relevant.
- Check current visitor information. Registration, admission terms, opening hours and the 2027 business programme should be confirmed through the organiser’s website before planning your visit.
Use the exhibition for focused conversations
At each relevant stand, record company, product or process, fit with your application, evidence to request and next action. For materials, ask how the sample’s properties were measured and what conditions they assume. For equipment, compare throughput, compatible inputs, maintenance needs and support. If a solution is outside your core category, note whether it connects to a co-located show or another production stage.
In 2026, the organiser reported more than 40 business-programme events across the Industrial Tech cluster. The 2027 programme details were not established in the sources reviewed; check the organiser’s current programme before reserving time for sessions.
After Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite
Sort contacts into immediate technical follow-up, potential suppliers or partners, and market information to revisit. Request the specifications, samples, test methods, certification documents, equipment configuration or commercial terms needed for a fair comparison. Record who owns each next step and when it should happen; a product discussion is most useful when it leads to a defined evaluation rather than an untracked brochure.
Is Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite worth visiting?
The exhibition is most relevant to professionals sourcing, specifying, producing or processing technical textiles and composite materials, especially when their work touches adjacent manufacturing technologies. Its co-location widens the range of related industrial solutions available to explore. A focused visit—built around applications, technical questions and supplier comparisons—is more useful than browsing without a defined requirement.
Moscow Techtextile | Techcomposite 2027 at a glance
| Item | Information |
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| Event | Techtextile | Techcomposite |
| Dates | 28–30 September 2027 |
| Venue | VDNH EXPO Exhibition & Convention Centre, Hall 75C |
| City and country | Moscow, Russia |
| Organiser | Gefera Media LLC |
| Main fields | Technical textiles, nonwovens, composite materials and production technologies |
| Co-located events | Rosmould, Rosplast and 3D-TECH, within Industrial Tech |
| 2026 reported scale | 378 exhibitors from seven countries and 13,003 professional visitors across the four-show cluster |
| 2027 programme | Detailed programme not yet confirmed in the sources reviewed |
Plan your Moscow visit
Before travelling, confirm the organiser’s latest visitor information, registration requirements and programme. Set a short list of technical priorities, allow time for relevant co-located exhibitions and leave space to follow up on the materials or processes that best match your needs.
Technical-textile opportunities in Russia
Market size and demand
A 2025 industry overview reports Russian synthetic-fabric production of 681.3 million square metres, up 4% year on year. This provides context for the wider textile-manufacturing base, but it is not a measure of technical-textile or composite-material demand, and it does not establish a market gap.
What this may mean for exhibitors and visitors
For manufacturers and equipment suppliers, the production figure may help frame conversations about local textile processes, but product-specific demand and market access need independent validation. Visitors could use the show to compare materials and production technologies against their own requirements; the available evidence does not support a quantified opportunity for any specific technical-textile segment.
Discover Moscow
The exhibition is in Moscow, at VDNH EXPO. If you have time beyond the business programme, the city offers museums with substantial Russian art collections.
State Tretyakov Gallery
On Lavrushinsky Lane, the gallery presents Russian art from the 12th to the early 20th century.
New Tretyakov
At Krymsky Val, this gallery focuses on 20th-century and contemporary art. Consider fitting a visit around your fair schedule and confirm current visitor arrangements directly with the gallery.
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