bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026 took place from 15 to 18 September at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, bringing together the country's leading names in construction, building material, and mining machinery. The four-day event drew a large turnout of manufacturers, contractors, and infrastructure companies from across India. Among the exhibitors, Sona Construction Technologies set up at Stall No. H14-B55, Hall H14, presenting a wide range of equipment spanning TMT rebar processing and site compaction. Here's a look at everything that was on display.
The centerpiece of Sona's stall was the Sona-D1 Automatic TMT Ring Making Machine, designed for TMT ring suppliers and cut-and-bend factories. The machine is built as a portable unit, making it particularly well suited for job site deployment — allowing ring production to move closer to where it's actually needed, rather than staying confined to a single fixed facility. This is a practical advantage for operators who need to service multiple project locations or scale up production without setting up an entirely new installation each time.
The Sona-D1 ensures consistent ring dimensions and repeatable quality across production runs, while its compact build supports easy relocation between production units or directly to a client's site. For suppliers and factories looking to add automated ring-making capability without committing to a large, fixed setup, it offers a flexible alternative that fits into existing operations with minimal disruption.
Sona also displayed its complete range of rebar bending and cutting machines, covering everything from automatic bar bending equipment to precision cutting units used in fabrication yards. The range was presented as a full processing line, taking rebar from raw coil through to finished, site-ready bars in various shapes and diameters. Visitors were able to see the equipment used at each stage of rebar preparation, from initial straightening and bending through to cutting to specification — giving a clear picture of how the machines work together as part of a single production workflow.
The stall also featured Sona's roller line-up, including Sona-branded rollers and XCMG walk-behind and ride-on rollers, with capacities up to 3 tons. As an authorized XCMG dealer, Sona presented both ranges together on the floor, covering compaction requirements across a range of site conditions — from smaller, confined-space jobs suited to walk-behind units, to larger road-building and sub-base compaction work handled by the ride-on models. The combined display gave visiting contractors and site engineers a single point of reference for compaction equipment needs across different project scales.
Sona showcased its D2N and D4 automatic stirrup bending machines, each built for a different category of construction work. The D2N is designed for high-speed, high-volume stirrup production suited to large infrastructure projects, where consistent output at scale is a key requirement. The D4 is built for residential and mid-sized construction, offering flexibility across stirrup dimensions and straightforward day-to-day operation for smaller project teams.
Throughout the four-day event, Sona's channel partners were present at Stall H14-B55, engaging directly with visitors and sharing their on-ground experience distributing and supporting Sona's equipment across their respective regions. Their presence reflected the wider distribution network that helps bring Sona's machines to rebar suppliers, cut-and-bend factories, and contractors across the country, and gave visitors a chance to hear directly from the people responsible for after-sales support and servicing in their local markets.
Separately, Sona also used the occasion to host four of its esteemed large corporate customers at the stall, each representing a different corner of India's infrastructure landscape.
Creative Infra joined the meet and greet, offering visitors a practical perspective on how Sona's bending and cutting machines perform on active project sites.
CemIndia Projects was present as part of the interaction, representing the cement and infrastructure project space and Sona's role in supporting large-scale material processing requirements.
Kalpataru Infra, one of India's leading names in infrastructure and EPC work, attended the meet and greet, reflecting the scale at which Sona's stirrup benders and rollers are already being used on major infrastructure projects.
TATA Projects Limited also joined the interaction, marking one of the stronger client engagements at the stall and underlining Sona's presence on large-scale infrastructure projects across the country.
Sona's stall at bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026 brought together its Automatic TMT Ring Making Machine, rebar bending and cutting equipment, and compaction machinery in one place, alongside direct interactions with its channel partners and esteemed corporate customers. Together, the showcase offered visitors a complete view of Sona's product range and its application across both residential and large-scale infrastructure projects.
For more information on the Sona-D1 Automatic TMT Ring Making Machine or any equipment showcased at Stall H14-B55, reach out to Sona Construction Technologies.
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