CCE Shanghai 2026: three days at booth N5J10

What we showed

153 replacement parts across 11 categories, grouped by how they are actually used rather than by part number.

• Brushes — disc, roller, side, carpet
• Water recovery — squeegee rubber, assemblies, hoses
• Drive and fixing — flanges, clutch plates, centre locks, pad drivers
• Housing and protection — brush covers, bumpers, skirts
• Special duty — grit rotary and steel wire brushes
• Consumables — filament, filters, rubber strip spares

What visitors could touch

Alongside the parts we laid out filament sample blocks: PA6, PP, silicon carbide, steel wire and mixed natural fibre. A product page can list a diameter and a hardness figure; it cannot convey how a brush feels in the hand or how densely the filament is tufted.

That is the part of the conversation a booth exists for.

The three questions we answered most

• "Can you make this from my original part?" — Yes. By drawing, by sample or by requirement. A dedicated engineer responds in one-to-one fashion, with an initial design proposal within three days.
• "Are you a factory or a trading company?" — A factory. A 5,000 m² standardised workshop, 13 production lines, in-house R&D and tooling. Pricing, mould making and QC all happen under our own roof.
• "Can you handle an urgent order in peak season?" — Samples in 3–7 days, mass production in 7–15 days, with expedited handling for urgent runs.

What buyers actually checked

Not the price list. How much filament is left after three months of scrubbing. Whether the squeegee rubber stiffens below zero. Whether the flange runs true on the machine without chatter or vibration.

Those questions are answered by holding a sample and measuring it against an original part — which is why we keep coming back.