China (Tianjin) International Die Casting Industry Exhibition

The China Tianjin International Diecasting Industry Exhibition (Diecasting China) is held concurrently with the China Foundry Expo, which was established in 1987 and is the only casting‑related trade show in China organized by a national-level industry association. Endowed with unparalleled authority, representativeness, foresight, and guidance, it is widely regarded as a barometer of the development of China’s foundry sector.

The exhibition will feature a comprehensive showcase of castings, casting equipment, raw and auxiliary materials for casting, casting molds, diecastings and non‑ferrous castings, diecasting and non‑ferrous casting machinery, raw and auxiliary materials for diecasting and non‑ferrous casting, diecasting and non‑ferrous casting molds, mold steels, machine tools for casting processing, automated systems and peripheral equipment, environmental protection technologies, quality inspection devices, and advanced casting technologies. The exhibited content also extends across upstream and downstream industries, including machine tools, automotive components, mining and metallurgy, construction machinery, new energy vehicles, agricultural machinery, general-purpose machinery, internal combustion engines, rail transit, hardware products, and power tools.

With high-quality development as its overarching goal and guided by the needs of industry growth, the China Tianjin International Diecasting Industry Exhibition (Diecasting China) adopts a strategic approach that responds to current market dynamics. By reaching across the entire country, it aims to create a premier event for the diecasting and casting industries—one that fosters smooth dual circulation, empowers new development, and drives renewed growth.

China (Tianjin) International Die Casting Industry Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.