Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry

TAMI (Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry) was founded in October 1945 and originally named “Taiwan Association of Iron Industry”. It was then renamed “Taiwan Provincial Association of Iron Industry”. In May 1947, the organization reshuffled and became “Taiwan Provincial Confederation of Machinery Industry”. On April 28th 1948, the name TAMI was officially established and used as Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry from November 1st 2013.

 

In 1999, TAMI was certified as an ISO9000 organization by the Bureau of Standards, Metrology & Inspection of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Later in 2018, it was also certified with the “International ISO9001: 2015 Quality Management System”. The core policy of TAMI’s services follows "Upgrading Our Service and Pursuing Collective Benefits for Our Members".

 

In recent years, TAMI has intensively conducted numerous machinery export promotion delegations, as well as trade fairs in domestic and international market regions. A multilingual TAMI website has been established to angle toward machinery promotion, which is available in Mandarin, English, and Japanese.

 

An important mission of TAMI is to continuously upgrading and strengthen the competitiveness of Taiwan manufacturing industry by facilitating more technical discussion and sales cooperation between members, promoting quality standards such as CE, and creating better interactions within industry through hosting technology forums and seminars.

 

“TAMI” greatly helps to increase the competitiveness of all its 3,000 company members in the international market place.