Metal wire
Aotian Steel Shines at 2026 Shanghai International Fastener Industry Expo
On May 20, the 2026 Shanghai International Fastener Industry Expo (IFS China 2026) officially kicked off at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. As one of the most influential events in the Asia-Pacific fastener industry chain, this edition covered 60,000 m² of exhibition area, gathering 1,300 outstanding exhibitors and attracting over 40,000 professional visitors from more than 70 countries and regions worldwide.
As a professional manufacturer of high-end fastener wires in China, Wuxi Aotian Steel presented its flagship product portfolio at the expo, focusing on 10B33, 20MNB4, 45#, 65Mn high-strength cold-heading wires, spheroidized annealed wires and eco-friendly phosphated wires. These products are widely used in automotive, wind power, railway transit, construction machinery and high-end equipment sectors.With stable mechanical properties, precise dimensional accuracy and excellent surface quality, Aotian’s products received high recognition from on-site customers. During the exhibition, the Aotian team received numerous new and existing clients from Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. In-depth discussions were held on product performance, customized solutions, quality control, delivery schedules and international certifications. Several cooperation intentions were reached, laying a solid foundation for subsequent order execution.
In the future, Aotian will continue to focus on high-end wire R&D and international cooperation, contributing to the high-quality development of China’s fastener industry chain and creating a win-win cooperation pattern.” This Shanghai event not only demonstrated Aotian’s corporate strength and brand image, but also precisely aligned with market demands and expanded the global cooperation network. Moving forward, Aotian Steel will embrace the market with a more open attitude and superior quality, joining hands with partners at home and abroad to connect the world and achieve common growth.