Changmei Technology Kicks Off Client Outreach for InnoTrans 2026 Berlin
Changmei Technology Kicks Off Client Outreach for InnoTrans 2026 Berlin
BAOJI, China – Shaanxi Changmei Technology Co., Ltd., a leading manufacturer of vibration and noise reduction solutions for the railway sector, has officially launched its client engagement campaign for InnoTrans 2026, the world’s premier trade fair for transport technology.
The 15th edition of InnoTrans will take place from 22 to 25 September 2026 at the ExpoCenter City in Berlin. With all 200,000 square metres of exhibition space already sold out and over 200 new exhibitors registered, the anniversary event is set to be the largest in its 30-year history. The fair will spotlight artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, cybersecurity, and digitalisation.
Changmei Technology, a national "Little Giant" enterprise specialised in polymer-based vibration dampening and noise reduction products, plans to showcase its latest innovations at the event. The company's portfolio includes advanced fastening systems, rail dampers, and floating slab track mats, which have been deployed in over 500 urban rail projects across 56 Chinese cities and numerous international rail lines.
"We are excited to connect with global partners in Berlin," a company representative stated. "InnoTrans provides an unparalleled platform to demonstrate our commitment to green manufacturing, intelligent production, and delivering comprehensive system solutions for the global rail industry."
The company's outreach initiative aims to strengthen existing relationships and forge new collaborations with international clients and industry leaders. Changmei Technology’s participation underscores its ambition to expand its footprint in overseas markets while showcasing its domestic expertise in sustainable rail infrastructure solutions.
Note: This news article was drafted based on available information regarding Changmei Technology and InnoTrans 2026. Specific details about the company's booth number or exact exhibition segment were not available at the time of writing.