Event

We hope you enjoyed hearing how Gore’s latest venting and battery technologies are shaping the future of industrial equipment design. With Gore, you keep your equipment operating with cutting-edge products and technologies—engineered for durability, airflow and battery safety.

We’ll be in Madrid at the International Defense and Security Fair (FEINDEF 25) in May to show you first-hand the future of high-speed data cables and how you could benefit from our field-proven technologies in the most demanding defense environments.

Join us in Booth #6405 to learn how we’re supporting the shift to electrified mobility with innovative materials technologies that can help to advance safety, durability and efficiency across the full battery life-cycle.

Join us in Booth #6405 to learn how we’re supporting the shift to electrified mobility with innovative materials technologies that can help to advance safety, durability and efficiency across the full battery life-cycle.

Visit Gore at the UK Pavilion in Hall 2, Booth FG168, to experience live demos and explore our durable cables and materials engineered for reliability in the most challenging conditions.

Visit GORE^® Automotive Vents’ IAISS booth to see the venting solutions you need. And discover why we are uniquely positioned to offer the kind of working partnership you want.

This year, Gore is proud to present two posters that address the evolving safety durability concerns in residential battery energy storage modules (BESS).

Visit our Booth 1034 at the 2025 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) to find out how our portfolio of microwave/RF assemblies can help improve test outcomes and aircraft electronics. 

Join W. L. Gore & Associates for BioProcess International, the largest BioProcessing event for learning how to accelerate promising biologics, cell & gene therapies towards commercial success.

Achieve better battery solutions through collaborative innovation.
Whether we’re talking EVs or energy storage systems, continued innovation is the key to achieving the higher power-efficiency, greater durability and improved reliability that both “green energy” enthusiasts and late-adopters are looking for.