Bauma China is the largest construction machinery trade fair in Asia, and the 2026 edition runs in Shanghai. Our team attends every edition, and we use it for three specific things rather than general networking.
What we do at the show
First, we walk the hydraulic halls to compare the current catalogue parts against what is actually fitted on the newest machines - regulators, control variants and shaft options change quietly between series. Second, we meet the aftermarket distributors from Africa, the Middle East, Russia and Southeast Asia who work on the same machines we serve, and we compare notes on which displacement class fails first in each market. Third, we collect the machines that customers asked us about during the year and photograph the unit plates, so the fitment lists on this site stay accurate.
What to bring if you want a same-day answer
If you are attending and want a firm answer on a pump or motor, bring a photo of the machine data plate and a photo of the unit nameplate. The control suffix on the nameplate (for example DTP, DTH or 9T) decides which regulator the pump carries, and that is the single detail that most often goes missing when an order is placed by email. With both photos in hand we can confirm the displacement class, the shaft and the regulator while you are at the stand.
What we do not do
We do not publish stand numbers or invitations until the organiser confirms them, and we do not claim to be an authorised distributor. Our position is what it has been: FLUTEK (Tailier) China general agent for the K3V, K5V and M5X ranges, supplying Korean-built units and catalogue spare parts on a cross-border direct basis from Guangzhou.
If you are not attending
Nothing about your order changes. Send the machine model and the unit nameplate photo through the contact form or WhatsApp, and we confirm fitment, price and lead time the same way we do all year. The specification sheet has the full catalogue tables if you want to check the figures yourself first.