Short Description
ChenAnHui exhibited at four orthopedic exhibitions in 2026 — CMEF Shanghai, KIMES Seoul, Hospital Expo Jakarta and WHX Bangkok. This page records the hall and booth number we held at each show, the product line we demonstrated, and how to book an appointment with the engineers who assemble the frames.
Sourcing in this industry still begins with a handshake, which is why we spend part of every year at orthopedic exhibitions rather than depending on email threads and video calls. In 2026 we took part in four medical trade shows across Asia, and each was chosen for a different reason: CMEF in Shanghai for the domestic supply chain, KIMES in Seoul for Korean hospital buyers, Hospital Expo Indonesia in Jakarta for ASEAN distribution, and WHX in Bangkok for laboratory and hospital equipment buyers moving into orthopaedics. The table below records each orthopedic exhibition, the hall and booth we held, and the product line we put on the table. All four closed between March and October, so this is a record of where we were, not a schedule of what is coming.
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2026 orthopedic exhibition calendar at a glance
Four shows, four countries, one product range. Every entry is an orthopedic exhibition we actually attended in 2026, with the booth number we held at each venue. Nothing is listed in advance: an orthopedic exhibition appears on this page only after the booth is signed.
How we choose which orthopedic exhibitions to attend
We do not sign up for every medical exhibition we are offered. Three questions decide it: can we meet distributors rather than end users, is the local registration route realistic for our product lines, and will our engineers be allowed to demonstrate assembly on the floor. A show that passes all three earns a booth; one that passes two gets a visit from our team instead; one that clears only one is skipped, however attractive the invitation looks. The test runs before the deposit, because a booth in the wrong hall costs the four days the team could have spent in front of distributors. Every orthopedic exhibition listed above passed all three.
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What we actually put on the table
Booth photographs from any orthopedic exhibition usually show the same three things: a banner, a reception desk, and implants locked behind glass. We do it differently. The products on our tables are meant to be picked up, taken apart and argued about.
External fixation frames, assembled in front of you. Unilateral non-detachable, modular and ring configurations are built on the spot, so you can judge clamp feel and adjustment range with your own hands rather than from a catalogue drawing. Configurations and part numbers are listed on our external fixation systems page.
Intramedullary nail sets with the tray opened. Femoral, tibial, humeral and radius/ulna nails arrive with their matching instrument sets, because a nail is only as good as the reamer and locking jig that go with it. See the interlocking intramedullary nail range.
Hip and knee prostheses in both fixations. Cementless and cemented stems, revision stems, acetabular cups, primary and high-flexion knee platforms, and tumour components sit side by side, so the difference is visible rather than described. Details are on the high-flexion knee platform page.
Plates, screws and general orthopaedic instruments, including the instrument kits that hold a procedure together, all listed under our orthopedic instruments range.
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Who gets the most out of a visit
Three groups come back to our booth at every orthopedic exhibition, and each should arrive with something specific.
Distributors should bring their coverage map and registration status. The useful conversation is not “what is your price” but “which line can I register and sell in year one”, and that answer depends on your market, not on our list.
Hospital procurement teams should bring the case mix. A department handling 60 trauma cases a month needs a different instrument inventory from one doing 12, and the frame configuration follows from that number.
Surgeons should bring the awkward case — the non-union, the small fragment, the revision. Ten minutes with the actual implant answers more than a specification sheet, and it tells us what to change.
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Booking a slot before the next orthopedic exhibition
Show days are short at any medical exhibition, and the good conversations happen by appointment. If you want to meet at the next orthopedic exhibitions on our calendar, send your preferred day and the product line you care about, and we will hold a time with the engineer who assembles the frames, not only a salesperson. Contact our export team to arrange it. 2027 dates are published here the moment a booth is confirmed, so check this page before you book travel.
Frequently asked about orthopedic exhibitions
Do you attend orthopedic exhibitions outside Asia?
Our 2026 calendar stayed within Asia because that is where our distribution growth is. European and Latin American attendance depends on which shows our partners attend, and we publish confirmed bookings rather than announcing shows we have not signed.
Are the booth numbers on this page final?
They are the numbers we held. Exhibition organisers sometimes reassign booths in the final weeks, so confirm against the official floor plan before travelling; we update this page when a number changes.
Which medical trade shows are next?
For 2027 we list an orthopedic exhibition only after the booth is signed, so the 2027 section stays empty until bookings are real, while the 2026 record above remains as reference. If your team is planning a specific exhibition, tell us and we will say plainly whether we will be there.
Can I see the products without attending a show?
Yes. Samples and instrument sets can be shipped ahead of a decision, and we run video walkthroughs of the assembly for buyers who cannot travel. A show is faster, but not the only route.
Contact
Sichuan ChenAnHui Technology Co., Ltd — orthopaedic implants and instruments, Chengdu, China.
Email: cah@medtechcah.com
Contact: WhatsApp +86 150 0844 9628
Website: http://www.medtechcah.com
Next orthopedic exhibition dates are published here as soon as each booth is confirmed.
Post time: Nov-12-2026
