Kylin Machinery will exhibit at the 10th All in Print China, held October 12-16, 2026, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC). Visitors are welcome to meet the Kylin team at Booth E5C434, where we will present rigid box, case making, and book finishing solutions for premium packaging and print converters.

All in Print China is Asia’s leading printing and packaging technology exhibition, organized by the Printing Technology Association of China, the China Academy of Printing Technology, and Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai). The 2026 edition is expected to gather more than 1,100 exhibitors from 15 countries across roughly 120,000 square meters, and to welcome over 120,000 industry professionals from more than 120 countries. As part of the global drupa network, the show carries a strong international buyer audience and a post-press and packaging segment that is directly relevant to box and case makers.

All in Print China 2026: The 10th Edition at a Glance

The 10th edition runs under the theme “Intelligent Print, Infinite Creation” and covers the full printing value chain across ten halls and seven themed segments — prepress, printing, post-press, packaging printing, labels, digital printing, and materials. For packaging converters, the real buying decisions happen in the post-press and packaging hall, where box forming, gluing, die-cutting, foiling, and finishing equipment are demonstrated live.

What makes the 2026 edition notable is scale combined with proximity. Shanghai anchors the Yangtze River Delta, one of the densest packaging and print manufacturing clusters in the world. Buyers from cosmetics, electronics, spirits, jewelry, food, and small-commodity export sectors all source here, and the equipment they evaluate increasingly has to handle high-mix, short-run work without sacrificing cosmetic quality.

What Kylin Machinery Will Showcase at Booth E5C434

Kylin Machinery specializes in rigid box and book finishing equipment built for premium presentation. At Booth E5C434, the team will focus on the stations that most often create bottlenecks in a box or case making line, and on how staged automation can raise output without sacrificing cosmetic quality.

Rigid box and gift box forming

Premium rigid boxes — from cosmetics and watch boxes to drawer boxes and magnet-closure cases — demand clean forming, stable board positioning, and consistent wrap control. Kylin’s rigid box machines and case makers are designed to reduce manual variance and hold tight tolerances on short and mixed runs. For converters moving from hand assembly to machine forming, this is the highest-leverage station to inspect at the show.

V grooving and board preparation

A sharp, accurate V groove is the foundation of a crisp fold and a square finished box. Our V grooving machines support the board preparation stage that determines how cleanly a shell folds and how well it holds its shape under load. Buyers should compare groove depth control, dust-free operation, and blade longevity — three specs that separate a premium rigid box from an average one.

Corner pasting and gluing

Corner stability and glue control are where many cosmetic defects appear. Kylin’s corner pasting and glue equipment target repeatable application and stronger shell structure, helping converters avoid rework on high-value packaging.

Book finishing and case making

The show’s post-press scope also covers book and case making equipment. For hardcover and book finishing operations, registration, glue control, and setup repeatability are the common pain points. Kylin’s case maker and related book finishing machines are built around those constraints.

Three Signals Buyers Should Watch at All in Print 2026

Trade shows only matter when they reflect real buying priorities. Based on the enquiries we see across Asia, three signals will define what converters evaluate at this edition.

1. High-mix, short-run production is now the norm

Export-oriented converters run more SKUs in smaller batches. Equipment that changes over quickly and stores job recipes is moving from a premium feature to a baseline expectation. A machine that takes two hours to recalibrate between formats will destroy daily yield — visitors should ask every vendor for a realistic changeover time, not a brochure top speed.

2. Cosmetic quality still wins over headline speed

For luxury and gift packaging, a machine’s value is measured by defect-free output, not just hourly throughput. Evaluate forming stability, wrap control, and groove accuracy before chasing maximum speed. The most expensive failure in this segment is a cosmetic one that reaches the customer.

3. Automation is bought in stages, not as a slogan

Most converters still prefer staged, semi-automatic upgrades that target real bottlenecks first. The strongest return often comes from improving a single unstable station — a V groover, a corner paster, a gluing position — rather than replacing an entire line at once. At Booth E5C434, our team can map which station in your line is the binding constraint.

Why Visit Kylin Machinery at Booth E5C434

Kylin Machinery is a specialized manufacturer of rigid box and book finishing equipment, built for converters who compete on cosmetic quality and short-run flexibility rather than on commodity speed alone. At All in Print China 2026, our engineers and sales team will be on hand to discuss your box formats, board grades, wrap materials, and target output, and to recommend the right staged automation path for your floor.

Whether you are a packaging converter, box maker, book manufacturer, trading company, or equipment distributor, we invite you to bring a real production challenge to the booth. Live demonstrations and parameter tables will be available for our rigid box forming, V grooving, corner pasting, and book finishing stations.

Visit Kylin Machinery at Booth E5C434

All in Print China 2026
Dates: October 12-16, 2026
Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), Shanghai, China
Booth: E5C434

Where to Stay Near SNIEC: Recommended Business Hotels

For exhibitors and visitors planning a multi-day visit, staying within one or two metro stops — or a short bike ride — of the Shanghai New International Expo Centre saves valuable time on peak show days. These three hotels balance cost, comfort, and convenient access to the venue.

Hanting Hotel (New International Expo Center Fanghua Road)

Distance: 2.7 km, about 10 minutes by bike, or a short taxi ride.
Estimated exhibition rate: ¥500–650 / night
Highlights: Renovated after 2022, self-service laundry, robot delivery, and a quiet area with plenty of food options. A great choice for machinery factory delegates and the best overall value.

Homeinn Plus (Huamu Road Metro Station)

Distance: 1.3 km, about 7 minutes by bike, or one metro stop to the venue.
Estimated exhibition rate: ¥550–700 / night
Highlights: Smart rooms, laundry and drying service, plus a terrace and parking space. Well suited to teams of two to three people.

Ibis Hotel (Lianyang)

Distance: About 2 km, direct bus to the venue, and near Line 9 Fangdian Road Station.
Estimated exhibition rate: ¥520–680 / night
Highlights: Light afternoon tea and simple evening drinks, set in a mature commercial area ideal for client dinners.

We look forward to meeting you in Shanghai. For specific machinery specifications or to book a meeting slot during the show, please contact Kylin Machinery in advance.