Exertus will present its CDC1430 display controller in China for the first time at Bauma China 2026, taking place in Shanghai on November 24–27. Visitors will find us at the stand of Shanghai Longline Mechanical and Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd., N4.388, as we explore opportunities for closer cooperation.

Our presence at Bauma China marks an important step in our developing cooperation with Shanghai Longline. Together with Longline, we are exploring how our complementary capabilities can serve their customers in China.

Longline’s expertise in hydraulics and electro-hydraulic systems, combined with its understanding of local applications, complements Exertus’ machine control technology. Together, we will demonstrate the CDC1430 and discuss how it can support the requirements of modern mobile machinery.


Discover CDC1430

At the heart of our presence is CDC1430, a compact 4.3-inch CAN display controller designed for demanding off-highway environments. It can serve as a stand-alone controller for smaller machines or as a master controller and operator interface in more complex systems.

An optically bonded display, 38 configurable I/O lines and two CAN-FD-capable bus interfaces provide a versatile platform for machine-specific implementations.
For OEMs, CDC1430 offers the opportunity to combine operator interaction and machine control functions in one compact unit.


Meet the Exertus team

Visitors can meet Exertus technical specialists from Finland to discuss their applications, integration requirements and development plans face to face.

Our technical team’s participation in Shanghai is a practical investment in this relationship and the value we aim to create together for customers.

 

 

Visit us to discover CDC1430 and discuss your next machine project.

Bauma China 2026
November 24–27, 2026
Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), Shanghai
Shanghai Longline stand N4.388, Hall N4

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