With the arrival of spring, the invitation stands as promised. From April 23 to 27, 2025, GETO Group will participate in the 137th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair), showcasing its aluminium formwork house and 3D model displays of PPVC molds and protection screen.
Date: April 23rd to April 27th
Venue: China Import and Export Fair Complex
Area: B Area
Hall: 13.1 Hall
Booth: D09-10
One of the highlights this year is our on-site aluminium formwork house. Made of 6061-T6 aluminium alloy, the system features 4 mm-thick panels with an average weight of approximately 25 kg per square meter. Beyond the common square and round columns showcased, we offer customized irregular column shapes to suit different project needs as well. Inside the house, you’ll find 175 mm-high stair steps and an observation hatch positioned at the landing slab—designed to monitor the concrete pouring process and surface quality, enhancing on-site visibility and standardization.
Past Canton Fair Photo
In addition to the physical mock-up, GETO will feature 3D models of two key solutions: the PPVC precast housing molds and the protection screen system. The PPVC system enables complete room modules to be prefabricated and cast monolithically, offering clear benefits in construction speed and quality control. It has been widely used in residential, dormitory, and hotel projects. The protection screen system, equipped with hydraulic climbing mechanisms and multi-level working platforms, ensures safety and efficiency for high-rise facade construction. Together, these models reflect GETO’s ongoing innovation and practical expertise in modular construction, safety systems, and integrated solutions.
Past Canton Fair Photo
We will also display a selection of complementary building materials, including aluminium beams, steel props, couplers, and plastic formwork panels—addressing diverse procurement needs across global construction sites.
We sincerely invite you to visit our booth, engage in face-to-face conversations, and explore with us what’s next in the future of industrialized building.
