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From September 16 to 18, 2025, the 2025 China–Central Asia (Uzbekistan) Expo took place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, at the Uzexpocentre.This event, organized under the auspices of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, offered Chinese enterprises a strategic platform to showcase products, establish business connections, and deepen trade ties with Central Asia.
Among the many participating companies, Hars Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) was represented by Mr. Sun and his delegation. Their presence marked a key initiative by Hars to penetrate the Central Asian market and showcase its technology to potential clients in Uzbekistan and the surrounding region.
The 2025 China–Central Asia (Uzbekistan) Expo spanned three days (September 16–18) at the Uzexpocentre in Tashkent, with exhibitions held in pavilions including halls 3, 4, and Atrium 2. The fair focused on multiple specialized sectors, such as smart manufacturing, green energy, digital trade, and other areas aligned with modern industrial development.
It is viewed as an important platform to translate the strategic consensus of China–Central Asia cooperation into commercial reality. The expo helps Chinese firms entering regional markets and accelerates industrial modernization in Uzbekistan.
The timing of this expo is especially propitious. In 2025 and beyond, China and Central Asian nations are emphasizing “high-quality” development cooperation, focusing on trade facilitation, connectivity, and industrial investment.
Trade statistics underscore the momentum: China’s trade with the Central Asian republics has grown significantly in recent years. Strengthening infrastructure, logistics, and regulatory alignment is becoming a major theme across the region.
In this broader environment, Chinese technology and manufacturing firms, especially in advanced industrial automation, see strong opportunities in Uzbekistan and neighboring states. The expo is not just a showcase—it is a strategic move in aligning with Belt & Road cooperation and regional industrial upgrading.
Hars VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) is a Chinese enterprise focusing on research, development, production, sales, and technical service of industrial inverters. The company was founded in 2008, and has grown into a high-tech enterprise with ISO 9001:2015 and CE certifications.
Hars VFD factory have more than 10 assembly lines, multiple circuit board and testing lines, automated packaging lines, and coating lines. More than half of our team are engineers and specialists with deep expertise in variable-frequency drive technology—this reflects our factory’s strong commitment to R&D and technical excellence.
Hars as a leading variable frequency drive manufacturer, promising stable performance, high quality, and strong technical support. Their product lines are already marketed domestically and in overseas markets, and their international business is described as “booming rapidly.”
We also provide OEM/ODM services, allowing customization of logos, colors, molds, and specifications to match client needs—an important advantage when dealing with regional customers who may prefer localized branding.
HARS VFDs are used across numerous industries—electric power, building materials, pulp & paper, petrochemicals, ports, steel, municipal infrastructure, rail transit, energy, coal mining, and more. This broad applicability shows that the company intends to cover multiple industrial sectors in its target markets.
Hars stresses full certification, rigorous process control, vertical integration, and technical support as pillars of its trustworthiness. For many prospective overseas clients, these assurances help reduce perceived risk of dealing with a foreign manufacturer.
Thus, for the delegation led by Mr. Sun at the Uzbekistan expo, Hars presented not only a product line but a narrative of reliability, flexibility, and partnership.
We at HARS place full certification, rigorous process control, vertical integration, and technical support at the heart of everything we do. Being ISO 9001:2015 and CE certified reinforces our quality commitment. Our own factory—with multiple assembly lines, board testing lines, automated packaging, and a “three-proof” coating line—lets us control product quality at every stage. When we participated in the Uzbekistan Expo with Mr. Sun’s team, we didn’t just show off a series of drives—we shared our story of reliability, flexibility, and true partnership with every customer we met.
At the expo and in preparatory materials, Hars emphasized its product variety and technological sophistication. Below is a structured overview of key product lines, features, and application scenarios.
Hars’s VFD product lines span a range of power ratings, control modes, and industry-specific variation. Some example models and series include:
Positioning: Entry / Basic Application
Key Features:
Offers both single-phase and three-phase input options with three-phase output design flexibility.
Suitable for smaller power ranges (e.g. 1.5 kW, 2.2 kW, 3 kW, 4 kW, 5.5 kW, 7.5 kW) to address light industrial needs.
Standard control modes such as V/f control and open-loop vector control; includes basic protections like overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, overheating, and phase-loss.
Recommended Applications:
Small fans, pumps, auxiliary machines, conveyors, HVAC systems, light machinery in workshops where stable operation and cost efficiency are essential.
Positioning: Mid / Enhanced Entry Level
Key Features:
Designed for small-to-medium power levels, sometimes converting single-phase input to three-phase output.
Better low-frequency torque performance and tighter speed control compared to HS290.
More robust in terms of environmental adaptation and user interface.
Recommended Applications:
Small machine tools, light manufacturing equipment, small commercial devices, woodworking equipment, packaging machines, etc.
Positioning: Versatile / Mainstream Use
Key Features:
Covers a broader power spectrum — from micro power (e.g. 0.4 kW) up to medium industrial levels.
Compatible with single-phase or three-phase inputs depending on the model.
Supports more advanced control features (e.g. vector control, parameter tuning, communication interfaces) for better adaptability.
Typical Applications:
General industrial automation, pumps, fans, HVAC systems, building equipment, medium-sized production lines, utility systems.
Positioning: Mid-High Power / Heavy-duty Applications
Key Features:
Designed for heavier loads with larger power ratings such as 15 kW, 18.5 kW, 22 kW, etc.
Multi-mode controls: V/f, open-loop vector, and closed-loop vector, delivering strong torque even under severe conditions.
Robust thermal design and environment resilience; enhanced protection features (overload, phase loss, overvoltage, overcurrent).
Often includes braking, communication options, and modular expansion.
Recommended Applications:
Industrial pumps, large ventilation/supply systems, larger conveyors, manufacturing equipment in heavy industries, chemical plants, material handling systems.
Positioning: High Power / Heavy Industrial Use
Key Features:
Built for even greater power demands, durability, and reliability in heavier industrial settings.
Enhanced heat management, robust hardware, expanded protection systems, and design for continuous, high-load operation.
Recommended Applications:
Heavy manufacturing lines, mining machinery, large compressors, steel plants, large water treatment or pumping stations, heavy-duty machine tools.
Positioning: Specialized / Renewable-Powered Pumping
Key Features:
Optimized for solar-powered or variable input systems (e.g. photovoltaic power sources).
Often includes MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) capabilities or hybrid features that optimize solar energy usage.
Recommended Applications:
Solar water pumping, irrigation systems in off-grid locations, remote supply systems, agricultural solar-boosted water systems.
Positioning: Support and Expanded System Solutions
Key Features & Offerings:
Hybrid Inverters (HE200 / HE300 series): combine inverter, charger, energy storage compatibility, often used in solar + battery systems.
Accessories: braking resistor units, DC braking units, filters, reactors, wire wound resistors, power resistors—all to support more complex system configurations.
These supplementary offerings ensure HARS can serve not only standalone drive applications but full system solutions.
By offering models from compact to high-power and for specialized industries, Hars can cater to a wide spectrum of customer needs.
In promotion and discussions, Hars emphasized several features:
Notably, clients visiting the booth showed real interest in Hars VFDs. Many asked about:
Product performance under local grid conditions (e.g. voltage fluctuations, power quality)
Overload and reliability under heavy industrial usage
Technical support, warranty, and spare part availability
Local adaptation (voltage range, labeling, language, compliance)
Pilot orders or sample shipments to test in their own systems
This level of engagement suggests that Hars’s presence was not purely symbolic—clients saw real potential in bringing Hars into their supply chain.
Beyond customer spotting, the expo also allowed Hars to:
Meet local partners, distributors, and potential agents in Uzbekistan and Central Asia
Understand regional regulatory, logistics, and compliance conditions
Exchange ideas with other exhibitors and participants—especially from smart manufacturing and energy sectors
Secure leads and begin post-expo negotiation cycles
Mr. Sun and his team likely gathered dozens of contacts, technical inquiries, and possible cooperation proposals to follow up in the weeks and months ahead.
Participation in Tashkent positioned Hars directly in front of Central Asian markets. Rather than relying on remote outreach, being physically present builds credibility and trust—critical when dealing with power electronics, where customers often prefer seeing actual hardware and direct technical dialogue.
The interest shown by attendees indicates that industrial automation, smart infrastructure, and energy efficiency are priorities in Uzbekistan. If even a modest fraction of leads convert into orders, Hars can make inroads in a region that is actively modernizing.
Many local buyers may prefer local or regional suppliers due to perceptions of risk, logistics, support, and spare parts. But Hars, by demonstrating technical competence and readiness, reduces those barriers. The fact that Hars offers OEM/ODM and strong quality control becomes a selling point compared to distant or opaque competitors.
Exposure to local demands helps Hars tailor its offerings—voltage ranges, communication protocols, language, compliance or certification needs. This feedback loop is essential in making product offerings more market-fit.
Hars’s participation aligns with the broader diplomatic and economic agenda. The China–Central Asia Expo is itself part of the cooperative push underpinning the China–Central Asia summit, trade corridor development, and connectivity efforts between China and Central Asian nations.
By aligning with that, Hars not just markets products, but positions itself as a corporate ambassador of industrial linkage.
