In May 2025, Qingdao Capital Resource Electric Co. Ltd. attended the International Woodworking Machinery Exhibition (LIGNA 2025) in Germany, engaging in in-depth exchanges with global woodworking industry peers. During the five-day event, QCR showcased the technological advancements of its main equipment, including band saws, panel saws, and wood lathes, welcoming craftspeople, manufacturers, and industry organizations from dozens of countries. Through equipment demonstrations and technical discussions, participants explored core industry topics such as innovations in active safety protection and the reasonable boundaries of future mechanization.
QCR's booth attracted numerous international visitors for inquiries throughout the exhibition, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for on-site negotiations. The team successfully connected with a significant number of potential clients. Several new customers expressed strong interest in QCR's equipment and have explicitly scheduled visits to the company's factory for on-site inspections in the near future, laying a solid foundation for subsequent cooperation.
Simultaneously, the team proactively seized the opportunity to systematically research new technologies and product trends showcased at the event, with a particular focus on cutting-edge industry equipment and technological directions. This trip significantly broadened the team's understanding of market development directions and the competitive landscape, providing crucial insights for QCR's product development and market strategies.
Summarizing the Hanover trip, QCR not only efficiently achieved its established exhibition goals but also achieved significant breakthroughs across multiple dimensions, including customer resource expansion, acquisition of technical expertise, and insights into industry trends. The team returned with newly established business connections, freshly acquired professional knowledge, and renewed perspectives on industry development. The fruitful outcomes of this participation have injected new vitality into QCR's future international growth and competitiveness enhancement.
The evolution of woodworking machinery is, at its core, about providing craftspeople with more reliable partners. Moving forward, QCR will continue to deepen collaboration with global woodworking machinery suppliers, craftsmen alliances, and academic institutions. We will actively listen to the needs of workshops and clients of all sizes, ensuring that technological innovation genuinely serves the enduring value of wood and the preservation of woodcraft culture.
"Every piece of wood carries gifts of nature and human ingenuity. Our mission is to make this dialogue last longer and be more worthwhile."
— QCR Technical Team, Hanover
