The three-day event of lSH China & ClHE welcomed1,030 leading domestic and international brands, aswell as strong line-up of pavilions to participate atthe 2025 show.

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ISH China & CIHE will be expected to attract 1,300 brands in 2026, focusing on cutting-edge HVAC technologies and products.

ISH China & CIHE 2025 grouped the exhibits into five sectors: “Heating solutions”, “Energy solutions”, “Water solutions”, “Comfort solutions” and “Installation & intelligence”. Meanwhile, the Overseas area, German area, Canadian Pavilion, and the Gas Wall-Hung Boilers Industry G20 Products Section presented a wide variety of innovative solutions from around the world.

ZheJiang is a key manufacturing province in China. With the support of esteemed companies and the local government, last year's pavilion presented a range of HVAC products, garnering widespread acclaim among fair visitors.

With the support of the Canadian Embassy in China, the Canadian Pavilion introduced advanced manufacturing technology and case studies from Canada to the Chinese market. Their participation has broadened the selection of heating equipment, products and applications for the local industry.

As the preferred launch platform for global brands, lSH China & ClHE continuously provides HVAC companies from around the world with opportunities to enter and expand in the Asian and Chinese markets. With the exhibiting platform, the show assists participating companies to nurture developmental potentials, promoting the growth of the international HVAC industry.

Over the years, the German area has consistently made appearances at the show with positive feedback across the board. This continuous presence has supported German high-quality HVAC companies and products in making their mark on the Chinese HVAC market.

ISH China & CIHE 2025 has be held at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Hall). Attracting 1,030 exhibitors to showcase the latest innovations in the industry.