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2026-08-05
MOSCOW, Russia – 2026 – Sichuan Qixing Electronics Co., Ltd. successfully exhibited its complete BONENS potentiometer product line at the Russian Electronic Components Exhibition (Electronica), marking a strategic expansion into the Russian, CIS, and Eastern European electronic components market.
The BONENS booth attracted significant attention from regional electronic component distributors, industrial equipment manufacturers, and procurement specialists seeking reliable, competitively priced precision components. Live demonstrations of the full product range — from multi-turn wire-wound potentiometers to single-turn cermet trimmers — allowed visitors to experience the adjustment quality and build precision firsthand.
Three product series generated the strongest interest at the exhibition: the 3329 series single-turn cermet trimmer was praised for its exceptional environmental resilience — particularly important for industrial and outdoor equipment deployed in Russia's extreme temperature environments. The 3296 series multi-turn cermet trimmer attracted inquiries from power supply and industrial control manufacturers seeking a reliable, cost-effective universal trimmer. The 3362 series standard single-turn trimmer was recognized for its direct cross-brand compatibility and stable supply availability.
The Russian and CIS electronic components market represents a significant growth opportunity as regional manufacturers seek diversified supply chains. Sichuan Qixing's competitive pricing, ISO9001-certified quality, and comprehensive product range position BONENS as a compelling alternative to traditional Western and Japanese potentiometer brands in this region.
Post-exhibition follow-up is underway with multiple distribution and OEM partnership discussions in progress. The company is establishing Russian-language technical documentation and local logistics channels to support the growing regional customer base. Samples and datasheets in Russian are now available upon request.
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