China Shanghai Industrial Parts and Subcontracting ExpoISA

Shanghai Industrial Parts and Subcontracting Expo(ISA) provides manufacturers with a wide range of management tools for orders-related production to mass production. In discrete manufacturing and process industries, you can rely on abas to effectively manage your business operations. All relevant and standard processes are effectively presented in the system, such as typical industry requirements: total order management, expected shipping dates, JIT delivery schedules, control of cumulative quantities, management of reusable packaging, batch management, and serial number management, etc.

Shanghai Industrial Parts and Subcontracting Expo(ISA) there is also a special display area: The BME Purchasing Area - BME (the German Federal Association for Procurement Logistics) will debut at the China Procurement Week. At the Asia International Power Transmission and Control Technology Exhibition (PTC ASIA) and the Shanghai Industrial Parts and Subcontracting Expo(ISA), BME will set up a "BME Purchasing Area" where purchasing companies will directly negotiate with potential suppliers and discuss future cooperation during the exhibition. The FSC Industrial Parts Purchasing Conference, organized by the host, aims to combine with the exhibition to provide a professional procurement negotiation platform for parts producers and downstream buyers, providing more insights into market dynamics. Products purchased include castings, forgings, weldments, pressings, stampings, standard parts, etc., industrial parts. On the same trading platform, there are more business cooperation opportunities waiting for you in the subcontracting exhibition. (The content of this article is owned by Expo Guide and shall not be forwarded without permission.)

Shanghai Industrial Parts and Subcontracting Expo(ISA) buyers showcase samples of the parts they need to purchase in China along with specific requirements on their booths. Visitors or exhibitors interested in collaboration can approach the booth to establish initial contact with the buyer, paving the way for further discussion on specific cooperation plans. This simple yet direct connection method serves as an effective new avenue for developing suppliers, whether for small and medium-sized enterprises or large multinational corporations.