Tianjin International Exhibition on Nonferrous and Special Castings

The Tianjin International Nonferrous and Special Casting Exhibition (Metal 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 guiding influence, it is widely regarded as a barometer of the development of China’s casting industry.

In parallel, the event will host over one hundred industry‑wide activities, including the China Foundry Association Annual Meeting, the International Foundry Forum, new‑product launch events, corporate strategic‑partnership signing ceremonies, collaborative innovation seminars for the casting value chain, buyer–supplier matchmaking sessions for castings, symposia on advanced casting technologies and their applications, Q&A sessions with casting experts, and dialogues among leading casting entrepreneurs. Additionally, the exhibition will feature dedicated zones showcasing cutting‑edge casting equipment, high‑end castings, premium casting raw and auxiliary materials, castings for mining, metallurgical heavy machinery and construction equipment, precision castings, high‑quality die‑cast parts, and advanced extrusion, low‑pressure, semi‑solid, magnesium alloy, and other nonferrous and special casting technologies. Thematic areas related to new‑energy vehicles, along with numerous industrial clusters, regional pavilions, and international exhibits, will also be on display.

The Tianjin International Nonferrous and Special Casting Exhibition (Metal China) has established a comprehensive platform for showcasing, networking, and trading across all materials, processes, and segments of the casting, die‑casting, and nonferrous metals industries, once again positioning itself as the premier annual gathering of the global casting sector.

Tianjin International Exhibition on Nonferrous and Special Castings 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.