At the recently concluded Plast Eurasia exhibition in Turkey, our USEON team experienced a special kind of reunion—a moment that instantly warmed the booth atmosphere.
We met a customer who purchased a USEON machine back in 2008.
And the best part?
The customer told us the equipment is still running smoothly after 16 years, continuing to support their production stably and reliably.
A Pleasant Surprise on the Show Floor
Amid the flow of visitors, this familiar face stood out.
The customer walked toward our booth with a smile and immediately recognized our team.
They recalled the equipment delivered in 2008 and shared how it has accompanied their production through market changes, fluctuating orders, and evolving product demands.
Sixteen years later, the machine is still performing well.
For a manufacturing company, few compliments carry more weight.
Durability That Speaks for Itself
The customer praised the machine for:
- its durability
- stable performance
- low maintenance needs
- and its ability to stay reliable despite changes in material and production conditions
Feedback like this reinforces what we believe:
The longevity of a machine is the most honest reflection of a company’s values and engineering spirit.
More Than Equipment — It’s Shared Growth
During the conversation, the customer shared their plans for future expansion and expressed interest in continuing to work with USEON.
For us, knowing that our equipment continues to deliver long-term value is something to be proud of.
Being reconnected with a customer after 16 years is an even deeper form of recognition.
Meeting a Customer at a Trade Show Is Luck
Meeting Them Again After 16 Years Is an Honor.
On global exhibition stages, reunions like this are never accidental—they represent:
- years of product reliability
- layers of customer experience
- and the footprints we’ve steadily left in overseas markets
USEON will continue bringing stable, reliable, long-lasting extrusion solutions to customers worldwide.
And who knows—
we look forward to meeting more “old friends” at future exhibitions.
