Roctool to exhibit at composites trade shows in Shanghai and Atlanta in 2026
The specialist in heating and cooling technologies for plastic and composite molds details its commercial presence in two distinct markets, Asia and North America.
The group's institutional communication is based on its participation in two professional events in the composites sector.
A visit to China alongside clients and partners
From September 1-3, 2026, a Roctool team attended the China Composites Expo (CCE) at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai, accompanied by several clients and industrial partners of the company.
This visit enabled exchanges with composite material suppliers and other Chinese industrial players on topics ranging from qualification of new materials to industrialization of thermoplastic composite parts. The trade show also provided an opportunity to meet new potential customers.
This presence extends Roctool's Asian footprint, already demonstrated by its participation in Chinaplas in April 2026 and by projects carried out with its partner Compose MFG, whose new Zhuhai plant is equipped with Roctool technology.
Exhibitor at CAMX Atlanta from September 21-24, 2026
Roctool announces its participation as an exhibitor at CAMX 2026 (The Composites and Advanced Materials Expo), from September 21-24, 2026 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, on booth J36.
According to the company, this North American trade show brings together more than 500 exhibitors and approximately 7,000 composites professionals annually, in a context of industrial relocation. The group will showcase its rapid mold heating systems for compression molds and its R-IDS heating platforms (Roctool Induction Dynamic Saver), with an emphasis on heating materials used in aerospace, defense and performance sports.
"Being present at these two major international trade shows is critical," said Mathieu Boulanger, Chief Executive Officer of Roctool, referring to an Asian market already in production with its partners and a North American market driven by onshoring.
