WECOME at Aquatech China 2026: Inside Booth E7C71

A shared stand, distinct expertise

WECOME and Innest at Booth E7C71

The joint stand brought together two different parts of the water-treatment supply chain. WECOME’s display focused on materials and components for manufacturing reverse osmosis membrane elements. Our Shenzhen-based co-exhibitor Innest specialises in UVC-LED water disinfection.

Both brands appeared on the booth fascia, with separate product displays beneath the shared structure. The arrangement gave visitors a way to look at membrane manufacturing inputs and water-disinfection products in the same exhibition space, while keeping each company’s role clear.

For WECOME, the physical display was central to the presentation: membrane producers could see the format of the supplied materials, the shape of moulded parts and the variety of components used in an RO element. The stand connected our brand with tangible products, not only a catalogue.

Materials on display

What Did WECOME Bring to the Exhibition?

The photographs show perforated central tubes, moulded end components, tape rolls and other material samples arranged across the WECOME counter and display area. Beside them, the wall graphic explained how membrane sheet, spacer, permeate carrier and the central tube fit into a spiral-wound RO element.

A Closer Look at the Material Range

The WECOME-branded rack grouped wide rolls, narrow tapes and white sheet materials in one display. The close-up photographs below show the sample formats and labels more clearly than an overall booth photograph.

For buyers comparing manufacturing inputs, these details provide a practical starting point: which part of the membrane element is the material for, what supply format is needed, and which specification should be reviewed?

The colour of a roll is not a specification. Film type, thickness, width and other grade-specific properties should be confirmed for the intended application.

An exhibition sample is a useful starting point, not a substitute for an approved specification. Material grade, dimensions, operating requirements and the customer’s production process determine which combination is appropriate.

The adhesive display includes labelled A/B component samples. When enquiring about a grade, provide the exact model and intended production step so that the applicable technical data sheet and processing requirements can be reviewed.

From a sample to a specification

How Can Buyers Continue the Conversation?

If you saw a component at our stand, send a photograph of the item together with your target membrane element size. A drawing, existing sample or bill of materials will help us understand the required fit before discussing supply.

• For materials: include the material or component name, grade, dimensions, estimated quantity and any sample-validation requirements.
• For OEM components: share the drawing, mating dimensions, material specification and packaging requirements. Our custom RO membrane component service provides a starting point for that review.
• For equipment: tell us the element sizes, target output and processes already available in your factory. Our RO membrane rolling machine configuration page can help frame the enquiry.

Any subsequent quotation should identify the agreed specification and scope. Seeing a sample at an exhibition does not establish that every displayed size or material is suitable for every production programme.