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CEM Elettromeccanica at METSTRADE 2026: Made in Italy excellence takes center stage again in Amsterdam

From November 17 to 19, 2026, CEM ELETTROMECCANICA, the historic Modena-based brand, will bring its latest innovations in electric pumps and ventilation systems for the marine sector to METSTRADE in Amsterdam, with a focus on energy efficiency and maximum reliability.

The most anticipated event for professionals in the recreational boating industry is just around the corner. From November 17 to 19, 2026, the halls of the RAI in Amsterdam will host a new edition of METSTRADE, the world’s leading international B2B trade show for marine equipment, materials, and systems. On this prestigious global stage, CEM Elettromeccanica confirms its presence to reaffirm its leadership in a segment as crucial as it is delicate: essential onboard components.

The Italian company, headquartered in Nonantola (Modena), designs and manufactures a wide range of electric pumps (DC and AC), pressure tank systems, pressure booster sets, circulation pumps, and fans designed for use in the large yacht and marine industrial sectors.

The principle of reliability: what you can’t see must never stop

In the world of modern yachting, engine rooms are increasingly compact and technologically dense environments. The philosophy behind CEM Elettromeccanica’s presence at METSTRADE 2026 rests on a fundamental principle of boating: what is out of sight onboard is often exactly what cannot afford to stop working.

Pumping and ventilation systems are the silent, beating heart of every vessel. For this reason, the company continues to invest heavily in research and development (R&D), ensuring top-tier quality standards certified not only by ISO 9001 but also by rigorous maritime approvals such as the RINA Certificate and IQNET.

CEM Elettromeccanica: energy transition and space optimization

This year’s participation in METSTRADE will not be just a commercial showcase, but an opportunity to present solutions in line with modern sustainability requirements. Energy transition is a central theme for CEM: the goal is to combine the pursuit of lower onboard power consumption with a progressive reduction in the energy impact of the entire manufacturing process.

Visitors to the CEM stand in Amsterdam will be able to experience firsthand systems engineered to deliver high performance in a compact footprint, meeting the pressing demands of shipyards and shipowners who need to optimize technical spaces without compromising on safety.

METSTRADE 2026 will offer three days of intensive networking and technical exchange among more than 1,700 exhibitors and thousands of professional visitors. For shipyards, designers, and distributors, the CEM Elettromeccanica stand, located in the Italian pavilion (01.620), will therefore be a must-visit stop to explore reliable technologies, the result of decades of specialization and an unmistakable Italian craftsmanship.

The company invites longtime partners and new customers to schedule a meeting during the show to get a closer look at the latest additions to the catalog and discuss customized solutions for the marine projects of the future.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) – CEM Elettromeccanica at METSTRADE

The show will take place from November 17 to 19, 2026, at the RAI exhibition center in Amsterdam. The CEM Elettromeccanica team will be on hand for the entire duration of the event, ready to welcome customers, shipyards, and business partners from around the world.

The exhibit will focus on core components for engine rooms and onboard hydraulic systems. On display will be electric pumps (DC and AC), pressure tank systems, freshwater and saltwater pressure booster sets, bilge pumps, and ventilation systems.

Thanks to a broad, scalable range, CEM products meet the needs of a wide spectrum of vessels: from small craft and private yachts to large superyachts, including the commercial and workboat segment, where certified reliability (such as RINA approvals) is an essential requirement.

Absolutely. Production flexibility and technical know-how are among the main strengths of the historic Modena-based brand. During METSTRADE, designers and shipyard technical managers will have the opportunity to speak directly with CEM staff to develop customized pumping and ventilation systems capable of meeting precise technical specifications for space and performance.

Luca D'Ambrosio

Editor-in-chief, boat tester and journalist. Luca began sailing at an early age with his father then as an adult discovered sailing regattas and offshore racing. He has been working in publishing for more than 30 years and continues to sail incessantly, especially aboard the editorial staff's boat, an old lady of the seas that he has completely rebuilt and which serves excellently as a "mobile laboratory" for The International Yachting Media.

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