Shenzhen, China, September 2026 — Taeantech (Taean Precious Metals Equipment Technology Limited), a Shenzhen-based manufacturer of precious-metal melting and casting equipment, exhibited at the Shenzhen International Jewelry Fair 2026, held from September 9 to 12 at booth 1B113-1B115. Across the four-day event, the company presented its complete portfolio for gold bar production, jewelry casting, granulation and metal powder atomization, and held technical discussions with jewelers, refiners, minting projects and research teams visiting from China and overseas.
The 2026 edition continued a run of appearances that has become a fixture in the Taeantech calendar. The company has taken part in the Shenzhen fair in each of the past several editions, alongside international shows such as Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW), and this year's booth was organized around the same idea that drives the company's product development: that smelting, casting and downstream forming should be planned as one connected process rather than as a list of separate machines.
The Taeantech booth at 1B113-1B115 on the opening day of the fair, September 9, 2026.
Shenzhen is one of the densest jewelry manufacturing clusters in the world, and the Shenzhen International Jewelry Fair reflects that concentration. For four days each September, the exhibition halls bring together jewelry brands and workshops, refiners and precious-metal traders, mold and tooling suppliers, machinery builders, and research groups working on new alloys and powders.
That mix is exactly why the fair matters to an equipment manufacturer. The questions raised at the booth rarely stay inside a single machine category. A workshop that melts 2 kg of gold per batch is also thinking about how it will granulate scrap, what crucible it should use, and whether the same investment can support a small gold bar line later. A refining project that starts with a granulator is planning the vacuum casting step that will follow it. Buyers arrive with a process to build, not a part number to order — and that is the conversation Taeantech set out to have at 1B113-1B115.
The 2026 exhibition halls, where jewelry manufacturers, tooling suppliers and equipment builders gather for four days each September.
The booth presented the company's equipment families as one continuous capability, from laboratory-scale melting through to production-scale continuous casting and powder making:
Melting, granulating and casting equipment on display, seen from the aisle.
A second view of the display area, with visitors walking past the stand.
Grouping the equipment this way made a practical point for visitors: the melting furnace is the beginning of a line, not the whole of it. Visitors looking for a single machine could compare the melting furnace machines on the spot, while buyers planning a workshop layout were walked through the full melting and casting machine range.
One of the most requested walk-throughs at the booth was the gold bar making solution, which the company presents as a four-stage route rather than a single machine purchase.
The sequence begins with raw material preparation, where recovered or purchased gold is brought to a consistent, weighable form — typically granulated so that each batch can be measured accurately. In the second stage the material is melted and cast: the gold is melted in an induction furnace, then cast in a graphite mold under vacuum and inert gas protection, which is the step that determines whether the finished bar comes out bright and free of oxidation, shrinkage and water-ripple surface defects. In the third stage, the mold is cooled quickly against a cooled copper block so the metal solidifies with a clean face. The fourth stage is marking: the bar is stamped with a logo or pattern and then numbered with a dot peen marking machine.
The booth on September 11, with the 1B113-1B115 sign above the equipment display.
The complete route can be assembled from a granulating machine, a vacuum gold bar casting machine, a logo stamping machine and a dot peen marking machine, which is why Taeantech sells bar production as a configured line rather than as four unrelated products. Visitors working toward standard bullion, customized gold bars, gold particles or investment-grade bars were walked through the same process diagram and then matched to the machine sizes that fit their target weight per bar and batches per shift. More configurations are listed under vacuum ingot casting machines.
For jewelry manufacturers, the counterpoint to the bar line was the jewelry casting process solution. Here the fair conversation started upstream of the furnace — with wax injection and pattern assembly, then investment mixing, then burnout in the wax burnout oven — before moving to the melting and vacuum pressure casting stage and finishing with plaster removal on the high-pressure cleaning machine.
Visitors at the booth during the morning of September 11.
This is the part of the portfolio that answers a very common workshop problem: the melting furnace is working well, but the results are still inconsistent because the burnout schedule, the investment mix or the plaster removal step is not under control. Presenting the full chain on one stand made it easier to explain why the correct fix is sometimes a different machine, and sometimes a change in how the existing line is operated. Buyers focused on the casting step itself were pointed to the vacuum pressure casting machine range.
Much of the four days was spent answering procurement questions rather than delivering sales pitches. The topics that came up most often were consistent with the questions the company already answers on its FAQ page:
A technical discussion at the booth table on the closing day, September 12.
Buyers also asked for reference material from comparable installations. Taeantech points to projects such as the South Korea jewelry casting machine design and solutions, the Indonesian silver particle and silver pipe project, and the vacuum gold bar machine delivery project.
Foot traffic at booth 1B113-1B115 reflected both the domestic cluster and the company's export footprint. Alongside Shenzhen and Pearl River Delta jewelry workshops, the stand received visitors from the regions that make up Taeantech's established overseas markets — the Middle East, South Africa and South America — as well as project enquiries from other parts of Asia.
Foot traffic at the booth on the opening day, September 9.
For the Taeantech team, the most useful outcome of a fair is rarely a single order placed on the spot. It is the batch of concrete, comparable requirements that arrive together: three workshops in the same city each asking about 2 kg melting capacity with a different downstream plan, or two refiners comparing granulator throughput against their refining cycle. Those conversations align directly with how the company sizes and configures equipment for the following months.
A group of visitors going through the display on September 10.
With the 2026 Shenzhen fair closed, Taeantech's engineering and sales teams are following up on the enquiries raised at the booth. For buyers who could not attend, the same route is available remotely: a technical discussion of capacity, metal type and downstream process; a recommended machine configuration; and, where useful, sample testing or a visit to the company's facility in Shenzhen to see a melting, casting or granulating machine running before a decision is made.
Enquiries on gold bar production lines, jewelry casting equipment, granulating machines, metal atomizers and supporting crucibles and molds can be sent to taean@taeantech.com, or raised through the enquiry form on the contact page. Technical details for specific machine families, including selection guidance for the water metal atomizer range, are available in the 1-30 kg water metal atomizer selection guide.
Taeantech (Taean Precious Metals Equipment Technology Limited) is a Shenzhen-based manufacturer that combines independent research and development, production and sales of precious-metal and new-material melting and casting equipment. The company supplies induction melting furnaces, vacuum pressure casting machines, vacuum gold bar casting machines, granulating machines, continuous casting machines, metal atomization powder machines, crucibles and molds, and the supporting equipment for a complete jewelry casting line. Its machines are used in the jewelry industry, gold mining and refining, aerospace, metal casting, research laboratories, rapid prototyping and art casting, and are supplied to customers in the Middle East, South Africa, South America and other markets.
Media and sales enquiries: taean@taeantech.com - +86 755 85208009 - Building E of Baojiexun Industrial Zone, Baolong Street, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China.
