Spotlight on a Global Event | Yingxing Debuts at Wire & Tube 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany
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2026-04-20 11:57
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From April 13 to 17, 2026, Dongguan Yingxing Metal Surface Treatment Materials Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Yingxing”) made a stunning appearance at Wire & Tube 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany, showcasing its core products—including phosphorus-free conversion coatings, polymeric lubricants, and high-oil-content lubricants—along with comprehensive surface treatment solutions, thereby demonstrating the quality and strength of China’s intelligent manufacturing to global trade partners!
As the most influential specialized trade show in the global pipe and wire industry, this edition brings together more than 3,000 exhibitors from over 80 countries, serving as a central platform for technological exchange and business collaboration within the sector.
During the five-day exhibition, Yingxing’s booth was bustling with visitors and enjoyed tremendous popularity. Thanks to its independently developed, eco-friendly, and consistently high-quality products, the company attracted industry experts and customers from Germany, Italy, France, and many other countries and regions, who stopped by for discussions and negotiations. The strong recognition received marks a solid step forward in Yingxing’s global expansion strategy.
As a national-level high-tech enterprise and a specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative enterprise in Guangdong Province, Yingxing has been deeply engaged in the field of metal surface treatment for 28 years. The company has consistently leveraged technological innovation to drive quality upgrades and delivered professional services that empower industrial development. This exhibition not only showcases the brand’s strength in a concentrated manner but also represents an important step for Yingxing to consolidate its position in the industry, expand its global footprint, further enhance its brand influence, and promote high-quality growth.
Yingxing has consistently adhered to the development path of intelligent and green manufacturing, deeply cultivating global markets to provide high-quality products and specialized solutions for the global cold-forming industry, with the commitment to becoming the most trusted brand among global customers.

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