
On June 24, BATEV 2026—the International Construction Materials Exhibition in Buenos Aires, Argentina—kicked off with great enthusiasm. As a benchmark exhibition with over thirty years of deep roots in South America, BATEV has become a highly effective platform for Chinese enterprises to enter the South American market and connect with premium business resources. Amidst the bustling exhibition hall, the Guangya Aluminum booth drew large crowds; visitors frequently stopped to make inquiries, making the company a standout among the Chinese exhibitors present.

On June 24, BATEV 2026—the International Construction Materials Exhibition in Buenos Aires, Argentina—kicked off with great enthusiasm. As a benchmark exhibition with over thirty years of deep roots in South America, BATEV has become a highly effective platform for Chinese enterprises to enter the South American market and connect with premium business resources. Amidst the bustling exhibition hall, the Guangya Aluminum booth drew large crowds; visitors frequently stopped to make inquiries, making the company a standout among the Chinese exhibitors present.
For this exhibition, Guangya focused on its core products, including window and door systems and curtain walls. To address South America's climatic conditions—characterized by high temperatures, heavy rainfall, and strong winds—the products underwent comprehensive technical adaptations to enhance performance in areas such as waterproofing, sound insulation, wind-load resistance, thermal insulation and energy efficiency, safety, and corrosion resistance. Features include multi-chamber structural designs and precision sealing systems that effectively improve watertightness and acoustic performance; high-strength aluminum alloy profiles combined with reinforced mullion structures ensure safety and stability for high-rise buildings; and surface treatments—ranging from powder coating and electrophoretic coating to fluorocarbon spraying—meet diverse regional requirements for corrosion resistance and aesthetics.