These are in-depth pre- and post-show reports on major international trade fairs, held in Taiwan and other countries with significant participation by Taiwanese manufacturers and exporters. They are offered to help global buyers and other readers better understand what is going on at the fairs and the latest offerings by Taiwanese exhibitors.
The 17th International Auto Aftermarket Expo (IAAE) was held at Tokyo Big Sight from March 13th to 15th. A total of 296 exhibitors occupied 549 booths. According to the organizers, the number of exhibitors that attended this year grew by 7.2% compared with last year. The exhibition was more popular and attracted 34,129 visitors during the three-day exhibition. To promote Taipei International Auto...
Jyh Jyuhn Enterprise Co., Ltd. specializes in turning, milling and complex machining on automotive parts with professional services. The company was founded in February 1999 and located in Tainan, Taiwan. With strategic partners, Jyh Jyuhn not only can provide machining products, but also integrates aluminum alloy die-casting, gravity casting, stamping, forging, sand casting, extrusion, surface t...
The first four shows are April 24-27, while Motorcycle Taiwan and Taiwan Car Tuning run April 25-28. All six exhibitions will assemble together at Nangang Exhibition Center Halls 1 and 2. Organizers expect the 2019 event to be the largest ever, with 1,530 exhibitors spread over 4,550 booths. Organizers expect more than 7,000 international buyers from 120 countries to attend the show — up from ...
The 43rd China International Furniture Fair (CIFF) in Guangzhou kicked off on March 28 and is slated to last until the 31st at the China Import and Export Fair exhibition hall. The fair is Asia’s largest furniture manufacturing event, boasting the most diverse selections of areas and categories to browse from. This year saw over 4,300 companies exhibiting at CIFF, featuring 12 large-scale pavilio...
Southern Taiwan’s biggest expo “Kaohsiung Industrial Automation Exhibition 2019” (KIAE) entered its second day over the weekend. Coupled with favorable weather, crowds of waiting visitors were already seen outside the venue before opening hours, crowding the show grounds throughout the entire day. Reports indicate visitor numbers exceeding 10,000 people in a single day alone, prompting exhibitors...
Chuan Fan Electric Co. Ltd. has over 35 years of experience in manufacturing air blowers, primarily focusing their businesses in making high-pressure ring blowers, turbo blowers, turbo multi-stage blowers and more, coming in medium, and low-powered blowers. Chuan Fan also offers industrial-use vacuum cleaners, pressure exhaust fans and industrial fans. The type of multipurpose blowers Chuan F...
ITRI and British Office Taipei today hosted an event to recognize the first successful year of the UK-Taiwan Innovative Industries Programme (UKTW I2P), which was launched in March 2018 to promote UK-Taiwan science research bilateral cooperation activities. UKTW I2P is the first UK government-funded program of this kind, aiming to strengthen UK-Taiwan collaboration in key areas such as biotech...
TILING TOOLS
Mar 12, 2019Ferro-Carbon Ent. Co, Ltd.’s humble beginnings began with producing construction-focused hand tools, primarily producing products in their tungsten carbide series for Taiwan’s tiling tools factories. The firm began to accept OEM production and integrating their tile-focused peripheral tools in 1991, enabling them to expand into the American and European markets. However, with the ever-changing...
Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry Metal Forming Machinery Committee Chairman and Forwell Precision Machinery Company President Hsiao Wen-long touched base on Taiwan’s metal forming machinery industry scene at the 2019 Taipei Int'l Machine Tool Show pre-show press conference. The 2019 Taipei Int'l Machine Tool Show (TIMTOS) is slated to kick off on March 4 to March 9 at Taipei World Trad...
Taiwan’s hand tools industry has always enjoyed a positive global reputation, thanks to industry members’ strive to improve and refine their products in face of an increasingly, competitive industry. In 2018, the island’s hand tool production kicked off to a slow start, as it was coming back from 2017’s fourth quarter boom season; the first quarter produced NTD$16.1 billion, a slight 2.7% decr...