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DIEFFENBACHER at China Composites Expo 2026 in Shanghai

Solutions for the automotive and aerospace industries at the DIEFFENBACHER booth T01 in hall 8.2

At the China Composites Expo (CCE), September 1-3, in Shanghai, German machinery and plant manufacturer DIEFFENBACHER will showcase its wide range of solutions for producing composite components used in the automotive, aerospace and other industries. Attendees are encouraged to visit DIEFFENBACHER at booth T01 in hall 8.2 

“Our exhibit focuses on our turnkey production systems for manufacturing components for the automotive and aerospace industries,” explains Marco Hahn, Director Sales of the Forming Business Unit at DIEFFENBACHER. “For a variety of applications, we combine different process steps and manufacturing technologies to create customized production solutions. We look forward to discussing these with our partners, customers and other interested parties at the China Composites Expo,” he continues.

DIEFFENBACHER leverages its process engineering expertise in SMC material production and processing, LFT-D and LFT-D/GMT technology, RTM, tape laying, wet molding and fiber processing to design new, customer-specific plants and optimize existing ones. The machinery and plant manufacturer draws on its systems expertise along the production chain—from SMC material production through molding (including automation), line control, and digitalization, all the way to component finishing.

Highlights of the DIEFFENBACHER portfolio for the automotive and aerospace industries include LFT-D compounding lines, fully automated SMC lines for semi-finished material and SMC press lines, thermoforming lines, multi-opening presses and the DIEFFENBACHER Tailored Blank Line, consisting of the Fiberforge tape-laying system and the Fibercon consolidation system.

“The dynamics of the Chinese market and the innovative strength of the Chinese composites industry make the China Composites Expo a special gathering place for us. We want to share information and discuss how we can help Chinese companies move forward with their current and future projects,” Hahn concludes.

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