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唐亞股份有限公司 (Tangya)

唐亞股份有限公司 (Tangya) is listed in the Digital industries alliance.

Marking equipment for packaging and production lines

唐亞 specialises in marking equipment and services. Its solutions cover product marking, expiry dating, GS1 codes and egg-traceability marking. It is the sole agent in Taiwan for the British brand Domino and draws on industrial technology from Brother Industries, Limited of Japan.

Equipment and integration

The product range includes inkjet printers, thermal-transfer printers, print-and-apply labellers, marking workstations, laser coders, high-resolution printers and vision inspection systems. The company can pair them with vertical, horizontal and vacuum packaging machines, and plans marking equipment and workstations.

Industries served

The equipment runs on production lines in food, plastics, general industry, steel, electronics, automotive and wire-and-cable manufacturing. Customers are mainly manufacturers that must print dates, batch information and barcodes on products or packaging. The company owns its site and plant. Each customer is assigned a dedicated sales representative and maintenance engineer, and consumables and spare parts are stocked, so service is handled locally in Taiwan rather than through overseas call routing.

Local service and ways to engage

The head office is in the Nantun Precision Science Park in Taichung, with branches in Zhongli, Taoyuan and Yongkang, Tainan. The company mainly serves production lines in Taiwan and runs a 24-hour machine helpline. It sits in the smart-manufacturing tier of the TINAI digital transformation alliance, and overseas manufacturers with marking needs on Taiwanese lines can be introduced through TINAI.

Main products and services

As listed on the company page (original wording): 小字體噴印機; 熱發泡式噴墨機; 熱轉印機; 雷射; 視覺辨識; 即印即貼貼標機; 紙箱高解析噴印; 數位印刷噴墨機; 集塵器

Markets and certifications

Main markets: Taiwan.

Industry category (as registered, in Chinese): 其他電子零組件相關業.

Place in the alliance

Listed under Digital industries (Smart manufacturing).

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