WTEYA Brings Five Core Water Treatment Systems to ICIF China 2026


WTEYA Brings Five Core Water Treatment Systems to ICIF China 2026
September 15, 2026, Shanghai — The 23rd China International Chemical Industry Fair (ICIF China 2026) opened at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, and WTEYA welcomed a steady flow of visitors at Booth E5D40 on the opening day.
Five Core Systems at Our Booth
WTEYA exhibited five core equipment systems spanning the complete industrial water treatment chain — evaporation and concentration, crystallization and salt separation, membrane desalination, heat exchange, and zero liquid discharge. The lineup covers both standard equipment for small and mid-scale projects and customized systems for large chemical plants.

Visitors from Chemical and New Energy Sectors
Opening-day conversations concentrated on high-salinity wastewater, brine concentration and water reuse. Chemical and new energy manufacturers arrived with specific capacity figures and discharge limits, and WTEYA engineers provided preliminary equipment selection and cost ranges on site.

Standard Equipment for Global Buyers
Alongside project-based systems, WTEYA supplies standard desalination and water treatment equipment for distributors and end users worldwide, with delivery to more than 50 countries and support for OEM and ODM requirements.

Visit Booth E5D40
ICIF China 2026 continues at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. Visitors are welcome at Booth E5D40 to review equipment details and discuss project requirements. Remote buyers can reach our team through the contact channels below.










About WTEYA
Guangdong WTEYA Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. manufactures industrial water and wastewater treatment equipment, including MVR evaporators, crystallization systems, membrane systems, heat exchangers and zero liquid discharge plants, with more than 2,000 projects delivered.
📲 WhatsApp: +86-1802 5185 143
📧 Email: sales@wteya.com
🌐 Website: www.wteyaa.com
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