ITES China -Shenzhen International Industrial Manufacturing Technology and Equipment Exhibition

2025.3.26-3.29Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center

 This is the third exhibition we visited in the past month and stands out as the largest among the three events.

We are keenly focused on advancements in laser equipment and industrial cleaning technologies. Surprisingly, the number of exhibitors specializing in these areas was less than expected. While the limited presence of industrial cleaning equipment manufacturers can be understood, the significance of laser technology in the industry raises questions, especially given the entire afternoon dedicated to discussions on laser advancements.

The afternoon conference featured an impressive lineup of presentations, showcasing pioneering research and practical applications of laser technology:

– **13:40-14:00** – Mechanisms and Intelligent Systems in Water-guided Laser Processing
– **14:00-14:20** – TRUMPF Lasers: Catalyzing Advanced Manufacturing in Materials
– **14:20-14:40** – Solutions for Mass Bonding and Repair of Glass Substrates in Micro LED Display Applications Using Lasers
– **14:40-15:00** – Transformative Approaches in Processing Brittle Materials with Laser Technology
– **15:00-15:20** – Progress and Challenges in Laser Processing of Silicon Carbide
– **15:20-15:40** – CNC Multi-Axis Laser Machine Tools: Innovating Solutions for the 3C Industry
– **15:40-16:00** – Panel Level Laser-Induced Etching & AOI
– **16:00-16:20** – Light Field Control Technologies in the Processing of Brittle Materials

One of the most surprising discoveries was a meeting with a local precision grinding manufacturer boasting nearly 60 years of history. The interaction proved to be highly enjoyable, fostering hopes for a successful collaboration in the near future.

As the exhibition unfolds, industry experts and enthusiasts are eager to explore the latest innovations and potential partnerships, making ITES China 2025 a critical platform for advancing industrial manufacturing technology.

For more updates and details on the exhibition, please visit ITES Exhibition | International Industrial Exhibition 2025 | ITES 2025 (iteschina.com).

2025 FOSHAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL EXHIBITION

FOSHAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL EXHIBITION
Dates: Thursday, March 13, 2025 – Saturday, March 15, 2025
Venue: Guangdong Tanzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center, Foshan, China

 

On the second day of the exhibition, I visited the Tan Zhou Convention and Exhibition Center with two primary objectives: to seek a laser device capable of drilling large – area glass like low – e glass, and to look for a milling machine with automation between traditional ones and machining centers. Alas, neither goal was achieved. However, I still gained valuable insights from exhibitors. Here’s my visit summary.

The exhibition, a smaller – scale sub – event of CMES, was divided into four zones with a total area of about 3,600 square meters.

The exhibits were mainly metal – cutting machine tools and related accessories. I noticed laser tube  cutting machines were quite common, indicating a local industry cluster, you can easily find a right fiber laser tube cutting machine manufacturer here.  Hand – held laser welders were quite popular too. Also, traditional machine tools were rare, with CNC machine tools and robots taking center stage.

The visitor services were excellent. There was free parking, a free shuttle from the parking lot to the entrance, and a convenient food area.

Overall, it was a small but well – organized exhibition!

2025SPS – Smart Production Solutions Guangzhou

 

25 – 27 February,  Area A of the China Import and Export Fair Complex

I had the pleasure of attending the SPS Exhibition in Guangzhou on February 27, 2025. As an annual gathering in the field of industrial automation, SPS brought together industry leaders and cutting-edge technologies, making it an excellent platform for understanding industry trends and expanding business connections.

At the exhibition, I not only gained insights into the latest developments in industrial automation but also unexpectedly met several colleagues I hadn’t seen in years. We reminisced about the industry’s evolution, discussed future directions, and shared valuable experiences in automation.

Particularly noteworthy was a detailed introduction to an online wafer thickness and flatness measurement device. Its precision of 0.1 micrometers caught my attention. It not only monitors wafer thickness and flatness in real-time but also features high automation and intelligence, greatly improving production efficiency and product quality. The live demonstration further convinced me of its performance and potential.