U.S Jaclean Targets 5 Major Trade Shows With Premium Massage Chair Portfolio

U.S Jaclean, Inc. will exhibit at five major trade fairs through 2027, leveraging its 42-year track record as America's leading importer of premium massage chairs to penetrate diverse B2B markets from consumer electronics to hospitality.

The Gardena, California-based company has built its reputation around the Daiwa brand collection, which holds the largest market share for luxury massage chairs in retail locations, airports, and spa facilities nationwide. Founded in 1982, U.S Jaclean operates as importer, wholesaler, and retailer with distribution reaching thousands of commercial installations.

Multi-Sector Exhibition Strategy

The company's exhibition calendar spans technology, hospitality, attractions, and retail sectors—a strategy that reflects the versatility of premium massage equipment across commercial applications. At CES 2027, U.S Jaclean will showcase integration capabilities with smart wellness technology, while the IAAPA Attractions Expo targets theme parks and entertainment venues seeking guest amenities.

The massage chair market has evolved beyond spas into airports, corporate wellness centers, and retail environments where customer experience drives revenue,

said Michael Chen, wellness industry analyst at Commercial Equipment Research. Airport installations alone generate an estimated $180 million annually in massage chair revenue across U.S. terminals.

Commercial Market Penetration

U.S Jaclean's Daiwa collection targets high-traffic commercial environments where equipment durability and user throughput matter most. The company's chairs operate in over 2,000 airport locations, 1,500 spa facilities, and 800 retail stores nationwide, according to industry tracking data.

The Western Foodservice & Hospitality Expo appearance signals expansion into hotel and restaurant wellness amenities, while ASD Market Week targets general merchandise buyers seeking wellness products for diverse retail categories.

Commercial massage chair placement has become a profit center for airports and hotels, not just an amenity,

noted Sarah Williams, VP of operations at Airport Retail Partners. Premium locations can generate $15,000-25,000 annual revenue per chair through per-use pricing models.

Market Position and Growth

The commercial massage chair market reached $2.1 billion in 2023, with U.S Jaclean controlling an estimated 12% market share through its Daiwa brand portfolio. The company's distribution network spans wholesale partnerships with major facility operators and direct retail relationships.

U.S Jaclean's PGA Merchandise Show participation targets golf clubs and sports facilities, expanding beyond traditional spa and hospitality segments into recreational wellness applications. The diverse exhibition strategy positions the company to capture growth across multiple commercial sectors through 2027.