Shengding will be exhibiting at Expo GlassChile 2025!
Why lock in Expo GlassChile 2025? The value of this exhibition cannot be underestimated.
As the most professional glass industry event in Latin America (outside of Mexico), Expo GlassChile 2025 is far more than just a product showcase. The market opportunities and industry value it represents are the core reasons why Shengding chose to invest deeply in this area.
From an industry perspective, the exhibition, hosted by the renowned organization Y T International Enterprise Inc., focuses on technical exchanges and business collaborations across the entire glass industry chain. It is expected to attract over 100 high-quality exhibitors and over 3,000 professional visitors from around the world. These include not only leading Chilean companies (such as CristalChile and Santa Cruz Glass), but also construction contractors, glass processing companies, photovoltaic energy manufacturers from various South American countries, as well as purchasing teams from Europe, the United States, and Southeast Asia. It is a key hub connecting technology, demand, and collaboration. In terms of market potential, Chile and South America are experiencing a golden period for glass industry upgrades. For one thing, the Chilean government has launched its "Carbon Neutrality 2030 Plan," mandating the use of energy-saving glass in new buildings. EVA laminated film, with its safety, explosion-proofing, sound insulation, and low-carbon, energy-saving properties, has become a core material for architectural glass upgrades. Furthermore, the South American photovoltaic market is rapidly expanding, and EVA laminated glass, a key supporting product for photovoltaic modules, faces a growing demand gap. This exhibition precisely addresses the needs of both the "building + energy" sector, providing companies with a window for collaboration that directly addresses market pain points.
More notably, the exhibition will also host a concurrent forum on "Green Manufacturing and Intelligent Processing," inviting industry experts to interpret South American glass market standards (such as Chile's NCh 434 safety certification) and share case studies of AI applications in glass production. This forum will not only provide a valuable learning experience for understanding local market regulations but also a forum for exploring industry trends with global peers. This high-value platform, combining "exhibition, exchange, and learning," is a crucial springboard for Shengding's international expansion.
Shengding goes on the march: showcasing its "hardcore products" to adapt "Made in China" to global needs.
At this exhibition, Shengding isn't simply "exporting its products," but rather leveraging in-depth research into South American market needs to present customized solutions to global customers.
In the field of EVA interlayer film, Shengding's core products directly address the pain points of the South American market with three key advantages: First, performance adaptability. These products have passed rigorous environmental and safety testing and meet the aging requirements of South America's high-temperature, high-UV environment. Whether used as safety glass for building curtain walls or encapsulated glass for photovoltaic modules, they offer stable and durable performance. Second, versatility. Beyond basic explosion-proof and soundproofing, customized products such as Low-E energy-saving and colorful decorative options are available to meet diverse needs. Third, cost advantages. Leveraging China's mature production system and supply chain integration capabilities, Shengding's EVA interlayer film offers competitive pricing for South American customers while ensuring quality, helping them reduce costs and increase efficiency.
As for laminated glass production equipment, Shengding's intelligent production lines are the core foundation for its "technology globalization." From pre-pressing and laminating equipment to autoclave processing systems and fully automatic inspection devices, the entire equipment suite achieves integrated operation with precise temperature control, efficient production, and intelligent monitoring. Compared to traditional equipment, this system increases production efficiency by 30% and reduces energy consumption by 15%, perfectly meeting the "cost reduction and efficiency improvement" needs of South American companies. Importantly, Shengding provides comprehensive technical support and after-sales training, addressing the concerns of overseas customers regarding "easy to buy equipment, difficult to use," truly achieving an integrated "equipment + service" offering.
The products on display are the culmination of Shengding's expertise gained through over a decade of dedicated cultivation in the domestic market, as well as sincere products optimized and upgraded to meet the demands of the international market. From the laboratory to the production line, from domestic standards to international certifications, each product embodies the confidence of "Made in China" quality.
From "Exhibiting" to "Going Global": Shengding's Internationalization Strategy Reaches More Than One Step
For Shengding, appearing at Expo GlassChile 2025 is far more than a casual overseas presence; it's a significant milestone in the brand's internationalization strategy, signaling three key signals:
First, proactive market development. Rather than passively awaiting overseas orders, Shengding proactively enters the core South American market, directly addressing customer needs through the exhibition. This not only embodies a market-oriented approach but also represents a strategic shift from domestic leadership to a global presence.
Second, confidence in technological output. For a long time, domestic glass equipment and materials have been labeled "value for money." Shengding's participation in the exhibition, showcasing core products with international certifications, aims to challenge this perception. Leveraging its independently developed technological advantages, Chinese companies can not only offer "cost-effective" products but also deliver "high-quality solutions" that meet the demands of the global high-end market.
Third, openness in its partnership model. At the exhibition, Shengding will not only showcase its products but also launch a diversified partnership program combining "technology licensing and joint ventures." For local South American companies, the company will provide customized equipment and technical training; for international buyers, it will establish long-term supply chain partnerships. In the future, the company plans to leverage the exhibition's resources to establish a localized service center in South America, allowing "Made in China" to truly take root in overseas markets.
From China to South America, from products to brand, Shengding's internationalization journey has just begun. Participating in Expo GlassChile 2025 is both an attempt to "go global" and an invitation to "bring in"—we look forward to sharing our technological advances with global peers, exploring market opportunities with South American customers, and leveraging EVA interlayer film and laminated glass equipment to help the global glass industry develop towards a safer, more energy-efficient, and more intelligent future.
