Preparing for Lijia Exhibition: CNMarking Loads Laser Equipment for Chongqing
Before the 2026 Chongqing International Industrial Fair and the 26th Lijia International Intelligent Equipment Exhibition opened, the CNMarking team completed final packing, loading and booth preparation for the trip to Chongqing.

According to the official Lijia exhibition information, the show runs from May 28 to 31, 2026 at Chongqing International Expo Center. Its exhibition scope includes automation, intelligent manufacturing, machine tools, new energy vehicle manufacturing, sheet-metal forming and laser processing, which makes it a relevant venue for practical marking, welding and cleaning discussions.

From loading area to exhibition booth
This preparation update focuses on the work before the first visitor conversation: machines were packed, display materials were checked and the team coordinated the loading process. The booth was prepared around equipment that visitors can evaluate directly, including laser marking, laser welding, laser cleaning and dot peen marking solutions.
The goal is to make onsite discussions more concrete. Instead of only introducing product names, the team can show machine structure, operating interfaces, sample applications and case videos from related industries. That preparation is especially useful for buyers comparing platform laser welding, continuous-pulse laser cleaning and compact marking systems for production use.

Laser manufacturing context behind the show
The exhibition’s laser-processing theme also connects CNMarking with a wider industrial trend. In high-end manufacturing, laser technology is no longer limited to cutting or marking: TRUMPF describes its cooperation with ASML and ZEISS on a CO2 laser system for EUV lithography, and ASML explains that EUV light is generated when CO2 laser pulses hit fast-moving tin droplets.
That semiconductor example is far above the daily needs of most factories, but it shows why industrial lasers remain central to modern manufacturing. In China, TRUMPF also presents a Taicang smart factory experience covering laser cutting, bending, punching and laser welding. For CNMarking customers, the practical question is more direct: which marking, welding or cleaning process is reliable, easy to operate and suitable for their parts?

Ready for practical discussions
At the Lijia Exhibition, CNMarking will keep the conversation focused on real use cases: marking depth and readability, welding setup, cleaning efficiency, part handling and the level of automation required for each production line. Visitors who need a specific process can review laser welding machines, laser cleaning machines, laser marking machines and dot peen marking systems, or contact CNMarking for application support.

