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Where: Brazil, South America
When: 10 September 2019 - 13 September 2019

Febrava 2019

With 21 editions, Febrava is the most important event in the HVAC-R chain in Latin America, covering every sector in this market.
The ideal location for buyers, installers, engineers, distributors, wholesalers and engineers to do business, enhance their technical knowledge and get a first-hand look at the newest launches, trends and innovations in the market.
FEBRAVA is at the right temperature to heat up your business, refresh your brand and expand your network.

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