China (Wuhan) International Pharmaceutical Equipment Exhibition
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About[Exhibition Overview]
The China (Wuhan) International Pharmaceutical Equipment Exhibition (SINOPHEX) is a professional platform in China's pharmaceutical equipment industry that provides learning, communication, and cooperation opportunities across the entire industrial chain. The exhibition consistently focuses on hot industry topics such as green production, continuous flow production, and intelligent manufacturing, offering professional information and technical support for Chinese API and formulation manufacturers to achieve the goals of "Made in China 2025."
[Arrangements for This Edition]
In 2025, China's pharmaceutical industry is facing a triple wave of "carbon neutrality, continuous manufacturing, and biologics," with equipment renewal cycles shortened to 3 years, and high-end pharmaceutical equipment entering a golden development window driven by "domestic substitution + going global." With the core theme of "Green · Intelligent · Symbiosis," this edition features 12 finely segmented exhibition zones, covering specifically:
- API production machinery and equipment
- Formulation production machinery and equipment
- Biopharmaceutical production equipment
- Packaging equipment and environmental protection equipment
- Cleanroom purification equipment and automation equipment, etc.
The exhibition is fully dedicated to building a comprehensive value platform that connects the upstream and downstream of the pharmaceutical equipment industry chain, covering high-quality product displays, business exchanges, and technology sharing, making it a professional, branded, and international industry exhibition.
[Visitor Admission Instructions]
The admission ticket for this exhibition is an e-ticket. All visitors must complete real-name pre-registration, with the following rules:
- Domestic visitors in China must bind their ID card information during online pre-registration
- Overseas visitors must bind their passport information
- Visitors from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan must bind their Mainland Travel Permits
For entry, visitors can either scan their ID card on-site for verification or present the QR code on their e-ticket for scanning.
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