Meet Us at bauma CHINA 2026: Excavator Engine & Spare Parts Supplier, Booth W2.530

There are a handful of days each year when half the construction equipment world fits into one building. BAUMA SHANGHAI is one of them.

We will be exhibiting at BAUMA SHANGHAI 2026, the Shanghai International Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines, Construction Vehicles and Equipment, and we would like to invite you to visit our booth, W2.530.

Event Information

If you already have your route through the hall mapped out, add W2.530 to it. If you are not sure whether you will make it to Shanghai in late November, this is also a good moment to reach out in advance — tell us what machines you operate, and we can have quotes, availability, and fitment answers ready before you walk in the door.

What You Will Find at the Booth

Our display at BAUMA is built around one idea: one supplier, complete coverage of the excavator. Instead of splitting an engine rebuild across three vendors, we bring the four categories that make a machine whole under one roof.

1. Engines — Complete Diesel Engine Assemblies

Remanufactured and new engine assemblies for major excavator platforms, from compact classes through large mining-class machines. Every unit is inspected, load-tested, and matched to your engine serial and arrangement number before it leaves the warehouse. If your machine has a weak engine, this is where it gets a new one.

2. Engine Parts — Everything Inside the Block

Overhaul kits, pistons, cylinder liners, crankshafts, camshafts, gasket sets, fuel injectors, fuel pumps, and turbochargers for Caterpillar, Isuzu, Komatsu, Cummins, Deutz, Kubota, and other common excavator engine families. We keep stock depth on the models that stop the most machines.

3. Hydraulic Parts — The Other Half of the Machine

Hydraulic pumps and motors, control valves, accumulators, and related components. If the engine is the heart, the hydraulic system is the muscle — and in our experience, roughly half of the "engine is weak" complaints we hear are actually hydraulic losses showing up as weak performance. Bring your problem; we will help you sort which side it is on.

4. Electrical Parts — The Brain and the Nerves

Engine control modules (ECMs), sensors, alternators, starters, harnesses, and monitors. Electronics are where misdiagnosis costs the most, because a failing module imitates mechanical failure. Ask us how to tell the difference before you buy.

How to Make the Visit Productive

Four days in a large hall goes fast. Three things will make the difference between a quick look and a resolved order:

1. Bring your engine or machine serial number. Photos of the nameplate work too. Fitment is confirmed against serial numbers, not model names — and that one habit saves everyone a wrong part.
2. Bring your symptoms, not just a parts list. "Black smoke under load, 300 hours,