LogiMAT 2025 proved to be a great success for MiTek, bringing in more industry professionals than last year and generating numerous promising leads. The central theme of the company’s presence – Empowering Automation – struck a chord with visitors.
“Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone who visited our booth at LogiMAT,” said Bart Pulles, Sales & Operations Manager at MiTek, speaking on behalf of the entire team. “The event was an overwhelming success for us. We welcomed even more qualified professionals than in previous years, and the atmosphere was excellent.”
Now in its fourth consecutive year at LogiMAT – Europe’s leading annual intralogistics trade fair – MiTek’s Mezzanine division has become a familiar presence. This year’s event was held under the motto Passion for Solutions, and that spirit of innovation, progress, and enthusiasm for future-ready logistics solutions was palpable throughout the show.
Mezzanine systems ideal for lightweight automation
“Our guiding message, ‘Empowering Automation,’ focused on how our mezzanine systems are perfectly suited for automated and digitalised intralogistics,” Pulles explained. “And it really resonated. Interest was high, and we captured many high-quality leads.”
MiTek’s steel platform systems are ideally suited as structural foundations for a wide range of lightweight automation solutions. Designed to accommodate systems such as AutoStore or shuttle systems – even across multiple levels – these mezzanine platforms enable maximum use of space, enhancing efficiency in both existing and new logistics facilities. They also support the integration of automated conveyor systems, forklifts, or autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) with minimal limitations.
Building in higher stability for future readiness
“Our steel structures are extremely robust,” Pulles emphasized. “Depending on specific requirements like load capacity and resistance to vibrations – which are typical in dynamic, automated intralogistics environments – we engineer our mezzanines accordingly. At the same time, we maintain a strong focus on cost-efficiency.”
That means using only as much material as necessary, without compromising on safety or performance. Pulles added, “Companies currently operating with manual logistics processes but planning to automate in the future can prepare by opting for a higher stability level right from the start.” Here, MiTek sees its role not just as a supplier, but also as a trusted advisor.
Looking ahead to LogiMAT 2026
MiTek has already confirmed its participation at next year’s LogiMAT. “We continue to expand our project portfolio, invest in R&D, and strive to optimise our steel structures to give our customers greater flexibility in shaping their intralogistics – and ultimately, a competitive edge,” Pulles stated. “We’re already looking forward to presenting our progress once again in Stuttgart.”
LogiMAT 2026 will take place from March 24–26.
