Beijing International Printing Technology Exhibition Tickets

This article introduces the China Print International Printing Technology Exhibition, which, since its inaugural edition in 1984, has become China’s longest-running international comprehensive printing trade show. It plays a pivotal role in driving technological upgrading and advancing printing technologies within the Chinese industry. As the event continues to grow in scale, both exhibitor participation and visitor attendance have steadily increased. To meet these demands, CHINA PRINT will feat

The Exhibition Value of China Print

• A globally recognized Olympic event in the printing industry and China’s longest-running comprehensive international printing exhibition.Since its inception in 1984, with approval from the State Council, the event has been co-organized by the China Printing & Equipment Industry Association and the China International Exhibition Center Group. It is also the first Chinese trade show to receive certification from the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry (UFI). Over more than four decades and through eleven editions, China Print has grown into the world’s second-largest international printing exhibition, second only to Drupa in Germany, and is widely regarded as a leading global benchmark for printing technology and a grand quadrennial gathering for printing enterprises worldwide.
• Comprehensive coverage of the entire printing value chain—Asia’s premier printing expo.The exhibition spans the full spectrum of the printing industry, including traditional offset printing, digital prepress, packaging printing, label printing, post-press and paper product processing, printing plates, equipment and consumables, corrugated packaging, and more. At its eleventh edition in 2025, China Print will boast a total exhibition area of 180,000 square meters, with over 1,300 exhibitors from 25 countries and regions competing on the same stage. With record-breaking scale, it firmly maintains its position as Asia’s largest printing exhibition.
• Bringing together the world’s top-tier companies—a preferred platform for international procurement.Leading global manufacturers of printing equipment and suppliers of printing materials—including Heidelberg, HP, Koenig & Bauer, Komori, Ryobi, Manroland, Beiren Intelligent, Founder Yijie, and Tianjin Changrong—have all confirmed their participation, viewing the event as the most important showcase in the Asia-Pacific region. The exhibition attracts over 220,000 professional visitors from 105 countries and regions, with nearly 20% hailing from overseas, and more than 90 international delegations traveling across borders to attend for sourcing and business negotiations.
• World premieres of cutting-edge innovations, driving industry transformation and upgrading.In line with trends toward digitalization, intelligence, and sustainability, the exhibition highlights more than a hundred groundbreaking innovations making their global, Asian, or Chinese debuts. Heidelberg unveils its longest-ever 13-unit offset press; Israel’s Landa Digital Printing makes its first independent appearance in Asia; and Manroland returns to the show after many years. A dedicated Green Innovation Park (SIP) features specialized zones showcasing AI, digital automation, and sustainable development, offering a panoramic view of the printing industry’s cross-sectoral integration and future prospects.
• Empowering through authoritative forums—building a hub for industry-academia-research-application collaboration.Concurrent with the exhibition, dozens of high-profile events are held, including the International Printing Industry Development Forum, the Asian Printing Exhibition Alliance Conference, and the Robotics + Printing Industry Development Summit, bringing together global industry leaders and experts for in-depth exchanges. Annual meetings of international organizations such as the Global Printing Alliance and the Asian Printing Alliance are also convened here, fostering global technological exchange and commercial cooperation in the printing sector.