Booth: C2-AF62 This exhibition has gradually become one of the more practical meeting points in Asia for packaging-related industries. Not only large manufacturers attend, but also engineering teams who are dealing with day-to-day production issues — things like stability of molds, efficiency in high-speed lines, and adjustments required for different packaging materials.
That is usually where most conversations happen, not on stage presentations.
BJY started in 2011 and operates from Foshan, China. The workshop is based in Sanshui District, covering more than 4,000 square meters. It is located about one hour from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.
The company name comes from a Chinese expression about continuous improvement after reaching a certain level. Internally, it is more of a reminder during engineering work than a branding phrase.
BJY works in PET liquid packaging mold systems. This includes blow molds, preform injection molds, closure molds, and precision components used in packaging lines for beverages, edible oil, pharmaceuticals, and personal care products. Most projects are designed to work with established European and North American machine systems.
In practice, the scope of work is not always fixed. Some clients only need molds. Others bring early-stage bottle concepts or production issues that require adjustments in structure or preform design. The involvement level changes depending on the project.
BJY will be in Bangkok during June 10–13, 2026, and will be available at Booth C2-AF62 for technical discussions and project exchange.
