By : Nedal Zubeidi
Jordan Daily, Taichung – Taiwan Industry Week (TIW) 2025 opened on Tuesday at the Taichung International Exhibition Center, marking i Taiwan as central manufacturing hub. Running through Oct. 16, the event brings together over 310 exhibitors across 13,000 square meters, presenting more than 5,000 products to an expected 28,000 visitors from over 60 countries.
Organised by Kaigo Co., Ltd., TIW 2025 combines four major trade shows- the Taiwan Hardware Show (THS), International Metal Technology Taiwan (iMT Taiwan), Occupational Safety Taiwan (T-SAFE), and Refrigeration & HVAC Taiwan (RHVAC Taiwan) – into a single platform aimed at driving sustainable and tech-driven industrial transformation.
“At Taiwan Industry Week 2025, we’re not just showcasing machinery or tools, we’re showcasing machinery or tools, we’re showcasing the people and ideas driving the next era of manufacturing.” said Alexander Keim, CEO of Kaigo Co., Ltd., “Our goal is to create an ecosystem where Taiwan’s innovation meets global demand, turning every encounter into a potential breakthrough.”
The 2025 edition spotlights sustainability, ESG compliance, and AI-driven manufacturing. New thematic zones include the ESG Innovation Hall, Hardware & Hand Tools Innovation Area, Smart Building Materials Area, and specialized sections for plumbing, safety protection, factory equipment, and HVAC tools. Each section highlights low-carbon design, energy efficiency, and circular economy solutions.
Beyond the exhibition floor, TIW 2025 features the Knowledge Hub, a series of seminars and forums linking research, policy, and industry practice. Key discussion topics include the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), net-zero strategies, AI in manufacturing, and digital transformation. The sessions aim to provide businesses with actionable insights on implementing ESG-aligned and AI-enhanced production systems.
Over 20 international delegation groups from 10 countries are attending, underscoring the event’s global scope. Participants include EDRA/GHIN (Europe), Assofermet (Italy), Japan DIY Homecenter Association, and Indonesia’s GAMMA and INOSHPRO. Industry bodies from Malaysia, Thailand, South Korea, India, Canada, and ASHRAE’s international chapters are also represented.
More than 45 trade media outlets from 21 countries — including Bricomag (France), Jordan Daily, (Jordan), Heat Processing (Germany), Forgings Today (India), and Trade Link Media (Singapore) — are reporting on-site, extending the show’s global visibility.
The strength of TIW 2025 lies in its exhibitors, whose products and technologies reflect the event’s emphasis on innovation and sustainability
- THS: 3M, BADGER, and IMPERIAL feature eco-efficient hardware and hand tools.
- iMT Taiwan: KURITA and TDK present advanced metal processing solutions.
- T-SAFE: 3M and Rothoblaas highlight next-generation personal protective equipment.
- RHVAC Taiwan: HITACHI and GRUNDFOS showcase smart, energy-saving HVAC technologies.
The show also hosts over 80 business matchmaking sessions and an Exhibitor & VIP Night designed to foster cross-border partnerships and investments.
TIW 2025 underscores Taiwan’s strategic role in global manufacturing innovation. By relocating to Taichung, the event strengthens ties to the nation’s industrial ecosystem, enhancing access to suppliers and technology clusters.
The exhibition positions Taiwan as a hub for smart and sustainable manufacturing, integrating artificial intelligence, ESG goals, and green technologies into practical industrial solutions.
Following this year’s edition, Taiwan Industry Week 2026 will return to the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center from Oct. 20–22, reaffirming its mission to connect global innovators, manufacturers, and industry leaders shaping the future of sustainable manufacturing.