The 13th China (Shanghai) International Fluid Machinery Exhibition and the 2026 International Industrial Valve Expo opened in Shanghai

Column:Industry trends Time:2026-10-24
The 13th China (Shanghai) International Fluid Machinery Exhibition and the 2026 International Industrial Valve Expo opened on October 21 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).

The 13th China (Shanghai) International Fluid Machinery Exhibition and the 2026 International Industrial Valve Expo opened on October 21 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), under the theme "Integrating Intelligence into a New Fluid Ecosystem, Linking Global Opportunities." The event runs through October 23.

The exhibition features a main fluid machinery zone and a separate industrial valve expo area, bringing together over 800 exhibitors from multiple countries and regions and attracting tens of thousands of professional visitors from home and abroad. Held biennially, the event provides a full-chain display platform covering pumps, fans, compressors, vacuum equipment, separation and drying equipment, industrial valves and supporting components, showcasing technological advances in fluid equipment for process industries such as energy, chemicals, power, environmental protection, metallurgy and hydrogen.

The independent valve zone focuses on key supporting equipment for process industries, displaying various valve products, actuators and related components to meet segmented industrial upgrading and engineering application needs. Concurrent events include industry forums, technical seminars, standards exchanges and supply-demand matchmaking, where experts, research institutions and engineering users discuss green and low-carbon development, equipment reliability, domestic supporting capabilities and new technology applications.

The organizer said the exhibition will continue to serve as an industry bridge, promoting international technology exchange, supply-demand matching and industrial chain collaboration, and supporting the fluid machinery and valve industries in moving toward greener and more reliable development.