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If your October calendar has room for one semiconductor show in the Greater Bay Area, make it this one. WIPESTAR is exhibiting at WESEMiBAY 2026 — the Bay Area Semiconductor Industry Ecosystem Expo, and we’d rather show you a wipe than talk about one.
Shows are usually where you collect brochures. This one is where you can bring the questions that don’t fit in an email — the yield excursion your team suspects is consumable-related, the ESD audit findings nobody can close out, the sporicide rotation that’s eating your wipers, the procurement push to “find something cheaper” that engineering has to live with afterward. Bring those. The right people will be standing at our booth, with samples and spec sheets, for three days straight.
The short version: Hall 1, Booth 1J21, October 14–16, Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (Futian). Everything else you need to plan the visit is below.
Show Details at a Glance
| Event | WESEMiBAY 2026 — Bay Area Semiconductor Industry Ecosystem Expo |
|---|---|
| Dates | October 14–16, 2026 (three days) |
| WIPESTAR Booth | Hall 1, Booth 1J21 |
| Venue | Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (Futian), Shenzhen, China |
| On-stand topics | Semiconductor-grade wipers, pre-wetted wipes, ESD-safe consumables, cleanroom swabs and PPE |
| Book ahead | Reserve a meeting slot — walk-ups welcome, scheduled meetings take priority |
What’s on the Table at Booth 1J21
This is a semiconductor audience, so we’re bringing the semiconductor-facing range rather than the full catalog. Expect physical samples you can pull, fold and compare — spec sheets are downloadable anytime; the point of a booth is touching the material.
| What to Bring Up | What You Can See at the Booth |
|---|---|
| Particle control for wafer handling, lithography and wet-bench areas | Sealed-edge polyester knits and continuous-filament wipers from the wiping cloths range — compare edge finishes and lint side by side |
| Operator variability in IPA wiping and residue control | The G2101 pre-wetted wipes — USP-grade 70/30 IPA/DIW, 0.2µm filtered, with saturation data |
| ESD programs per IEC 61340-5-1 / ANSI/ESD S20.20 | Static-dissipative consumables and ESD project discussion with our ESD project manager on site |
| Detail cleaning of connectors, FOUP contacts and fixtures | Cleanroom swabs across tip materials and formats |
| Gowning and boundary control for fabs and OSATs | Sterile and ESD coveralls, masks and boundary items from the PPE range |
| Qualification documentation | Particle, ionic and chemical-compatibility data structures — bring your incoming-QA checklist |
If you’re early in the evaluation, our cleanroom wiper selection guide is the pre-reading that makes the booth conversation shorter and more specific — materials, particle specs and cleanroom class matching in one place.
How to Get Real Value from a 15-Minute Booth Meeting
The most useful booth conversations we ever had were with engineers who arrived carrying information. Three things make that happen:
- Bring your process, not just your title. Cleanroom class, the process step (lithography, CMP, wet bench, probe), the chemistries in play, and what the current wiper is. “Class 10 wet bench, IPA and peroxide, current wiper sheds at the edges” gets answers in minutes; “we need clean wipes” gets a catalog.
- Bring the problem statement. A defect category, a residue trend, an ESD finding, a cost target — anything concrete. Samples of the competitor wiper you’re evaluating are even better; we’ll compare construction on the spot.
- Bring the qualification bar. If your incoming spec requires Helmke drum numbers, ionic extractables per IEST-RP-CC004 or lot-linked COAs, say so early. Better to find out at the booth that a product line fits your documentation needs than three emails into a quote.
Running a multi-site standardization? Bring the site list and the volume bands. The conversation moves from “nice product” to draft supply plan within the same meeting.
Getting There: Futian Venue Basics
The Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center sits in the Futian central business district, directly on the city metro — the Convention & Exhibition Center station serves Lines 1 and 4, which covers most major hotels and the high-speed rail connections. If you’re staying in Futian or arriving from Hong Kong via the Futian/Lok Ma Chau crossings, the venue is a short ride away; budget extra time on the morning of Day 1, when badge collection and security queues are longest.
Register for visitor badges through the expo’s official channels before you travel, and carry business cards — exhibitors at this show still expect them, and it makes the lead-into-sample handoff faster. Once you’re inside, head for Hall 1 and follow the J aisle to 1J21.
Who You’ll Meet at the WIPESTAR Booth
We’re staffing the booth with the people who normally answer the hard questions after the show — so you can ask them at the show.
Yunyun — ESD Project Manager
Yunyun specializes in static-control technology and ESD solution implementation for cleanroom environments. Bring your IEC 61340 / ANSI/ESD S20.20 questions and audit findings — she delivers the technical conversation, not a sales line.
Ethan — Sales Director
Ethan has over 20 years in the industrial wiping cloth and cleanroom consumables industry. Multi-site standardization, framework supply agreements and cross-border programs get decided in conversations with him.
Zac — Customer Service
Zac handles sample requests, order logistics and follow-up. Place your trial-kit request at the booth and it’s already in the system before the show ends.
Plan Your Meeting Before the Floor Opens
Three days go faster than you think, and the booth calendar fills up. Tell us which day and roughly what time you’re coming, plus the topics above, and we’ll have the right samples and the right person ready.
Book a Booth Meeting at 1J21 → Browse the Product Range
See you in Shenzhen — Hall 1, 1J21, October 14–16. Bring the hard questions.
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