The countdown is on, as Nashville will become the global epicenter of corrosion control and protective coatings innovation from April 6-10 with the hosting of the AMPP Annual Conference + Expo 2025. Hosted by the Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP), the event will bring together industry professionals, leaders, and visionaries to share knowledge and uncover solutions that will shape the future of the world’s most critical infrastructure.
An event that unites knowledge and technology
AMPP 2025 is the convergence of the former CORROSION and COATINGS+ conferences into a single, high-impact event. Over five days, the halls of Music City Center , located in the heart of Nashville, will host technical sessions, live demonstrations, high-tech exhibits, and networking spaces where key industry collaborations will be fostered.
The conference is presented as a clear response to the main challenges and threats posed by corrosion in the sector , such as high economic costs, operational risks, and loss of time for essential sectors such as energy, transportation, infrastructure, and defense.
Nashville becomes a hub for materials protection
With a focus on innovation, AMPP 2025 invites attendees to be an active part of the solution. The agenda will include activities focused on emerging technologies , new coatings, smart monitoring solutions, and case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of integrated protection approaches. The event will also serve as a platform to strengthen ties between manufacturers, academics, industrial operators, and technology developers from around the world. International collaboration will be a key focus of the event.
An invitation to make a difference
AMPP 2025 is shaping up to be the unmissable event of the year for professionals dedicated to extending asset lifespans, reducing structural risks, and improving operational efficiency through sustainable and technologically advanced solutions.
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Source: Inspenet.