
140th Canton Fair, Phase 1
Outdoor stand 12.0 A18-20. Five days, and one question from nearly every buyer: how many units fit in a 40 HQ with the mast down. The answer is four 9 m trailers, or six of the 5 m hand-push units.
We exhibit at Canton Fair in Guangzhou and at bauma CHINA in Shanghai. This page carries the dates, the stand numbers and what we are bringing to each show.
If you are coming, tell us which day. We will keep a unit free on the stand and have the specification sheet printed for you.
02 — NEXT

We take a 9 m solar tower and a 7 m LED trailer, and we light both of them on the stand. Bring the site plan and the hours of darkness you actually work to, so you leave with a model and a beam layout.
03 — JUST BACK FROM

Outdoor stand 12.0 A18-20. Five days, and one question from nearly every buyer: how many units fit in a 40 HQ with the mast down. The answer is four 9 m trailers, or six of the 5 m hand-push units.
Same stand, 12.0 A18-20, with the road roller range and two light towers.
Notices before 2026 sit on the Chinese site at cnfurd.com/news. Older entries are being translated one at a time.
04 — KNOWLEDGE BASE
Buyers ask the same handful of questions before and after an order — fuel, mast height, which build for which site, what fails, and what the paperwork proves. We wrote the answers down with the numbers behind them.
Litres per hour and per night for every tower we build, at three diesel prices.
Read the guide → Guide 03 · SelectionWhat each metre of mast buys, and metal halide against LED at real wattages.
Read the guide → Guide 04 · ApplicationsThe configurations we build most often, site by site.
Read the guide → Guide 05 · ServiceThe five failures that stop a tower, and the kit worth carrying on the trailer.
Read the guide → Guide 06 · ComplianceWhat each document certifies, and the papers to ask any supplier for.
Read the guide →Written by the engineering desk from our own build and test data. All guides live in the knowledge base.
05 — KEEP IN TOUCH
One email before each exhibition, and one when a new model is released. Four or five emails a year at most — no monthly digest, nothing forwarded.