A first-phase recap for visitors who met our team in Guangzhou and want to continue a more grounded product conversation after the show.
The first phase of the 140th China Import and Export Fair concluded in Pazhou, Guangzhou, on October 19. Officially published fair data reported more than 189,000 overseas buyers from 214 countries and regions, a 13.3 percent year-on-year increase.

For Small Boss, the value of the event was in the conversations behind that number. Visitors asked about PVC compound parameters, looked closely at profile wall thickness and surface quality, and brought up application contexts ranging from river management and flood control to new-energy support. The repeated questions were practical: how should a material direction relate to the forming process? What must be checked before a profile is sampled? Which project inputs matter before a sheet pile discussion can become meaningful?
These were the themes often heard at the fair. They are useful only when they lead to a clearer technical conversation. At the Small Boss booth, three directions gave visitors a practical starting point.
Compound direction can be discussed against the forming process and intended application, including impact, weathering or flame-related requirements. The final formulation and performance remain subject to agreed technical conditions and sample validation.
The displayed material showed a reinforcement direction using blended carbon fiber without glass fiber, creating a basis for discussions about lightweight construction and acid or alkali environments. Profile choice still depends on section, load, assembly and the actual operating environment.
For river and flood-control contexts, the discussion needs to include wall geometry, soil and water conditions, interlocks, installation method and project documentation. A product name cannot replace project-specific engineering evaluation.

A useful follow-up is not simply a request for a price. It starts with enough application context to make the next conversation comparable. For PVC compounds, that can mean the target product and forming process. For custom PVC profiles, it can mean a section drawing, mating dimensions, surface requirement and assembly method. For a sheet pile application, it can mean the wall concept, relevant soil and water conditions, installation constraints and available project documents.
This does not turn a show conversation into an unsupported guarantee. It gives both sides a clearer route to evaluate material direction, sample requirements and project documentation.

Small Boss is listed as one of the drafting organizations for T/CSPSTC 180-2025. That status records participation in drafting the group standard. It does not by itself establish that any individual product automatically meets every project requirement; product documents and project conditions still need to be checked.
During the "Quality Home Life" phase, Small Boss will present PVC extrusion profiles and eco plastic-steel sheet piles. Visitors are welcome to bring the application details that matter to their next project conversation.
The discussions covered PVC compound requirements, profile wall thickness and surface quality, plus project contexts for eco plastic-steel sheet piles. Each topic was linked to the information needed for a more specific evaluation.
Phase Two runs from October 23 to 27. Small Boss will be at Booth 12.2H40.
A show discussion can identify relevant inputs and next steps. Product suitability should be confirmed against agreed technical conditions, samples, applicable documents and the actual project or use environment.