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From April 8 to 10, 2026, the China Refrigeration Expo (CRH 2026) will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. As a Sino-American joint venture specializing in air-handling and heat-recovery equipment, Rotor New Air Technology Wuxi Co., Ltd. will exhibit its plate-type heat exchangers, total heat exchangers, rotary heat-recovery units, desiccant-wheel dehumidifiers, and modular air-handling units at the show.

Themed "Green Refrigeration, Innovative Development," CRH 2026 brings together HVAC&R manufacturers, component suppliers, design institutes, engineering contractors, and trading companies from around the world. Rotor's booth will focus on three product directions — energy efficiency, operational stability, and low-dew-point performance — with solutions tailored for food processing, pharmaceutical workshops, electronics cleanrooms, semiconductor fabs, and data-centre applications.

Over the three-day exhibition, Rotor's technical team will engage in multiple technical discussions with HVAC engineers from design institutes and mechanical-electrical installation contractors, covering desiccant-wheel dewpoint control, total-heat-exchanger cross-leakage rates, and modular AHU silencing design. The team will also meet with end users from the food, pharmaceutical, and electronics industries to address process-air-conditioning requirements such as temperature and humidity accuracy, cleanliness class, and operating energy consumption. Initial discussions with trading companies from Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe will cover channel cooperation in overseas markets.

During the show, several engineering firms will reach cooperation agreements with Rotor on the selection and energy-efficient operation of modular AHUs and desiccant-wheel dehumidifiers, with some customers signing procurement agreements on site.

Looking ahead, Rotor will continue to invest in R&D in energy efficiency and low-dew-point technologies, providing reliable ventilation and air-conditioning solutions for the food, pharmaceutical, electronics, medical, and large public-building sectors.