Avex-SG Technology Inc.

Exhibitor at SEMICON Taiwan 2026 · Booth J3038

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BoothJ3038
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Websitewww.avex-sg.com
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Avex-SG Technology Inc. operates within Sintek Group's automation and control activities, where the group uses “Innovation & Transformation” as its business philosophy and states that it continually pursues innovation in automation and control. The group applies its professional knowledge and skills to plan customer solutions that meet international safety norms and standards, with the stated objectives of creating added value and helping customers strengthen market competitiveness. Sintek Group also emphasizes clear goals, close teamwork, sustainable development, and consistent support for both existing customers and customers seeking new assistance. Avex-SG Technology Inc. specializes in integrated planning and design for in-house electrical systems and control software and hardware, and it also provides on-site hardware planning, construction, and testing. Its support as an agent for professional products from Europe, the United States, and Japan is described as providing advantages in pricing and material availability, while its engineering team supplies integrated One-Stop Shop solutions intended to save time, labor hours, and cost. Avex-SG states that its organizational structure and facilities have been recognized by domestic and international customers, and that it has partnerships with overseas major manufacturers and customers across Japan, Europe, and the United States. The company's automation-focused organization includes System Engineering, CNC Electrical Control, Mechatronics, and Sales functions. The System Engineering function handles control-system and control-panel planning from customer requirements and BOM specifications through component selection, circuit diagrams, and cabinet sheet-metal design. The Mechatronics function standardizes mass-produced electrical units through circuit planning, design, execution, and modular configuration, with the stated aims of improving commonality, quality stability, and convenience in pre-sales and after-sales service. In semiconductor electronic equipment, Avex-SG provides electrical-control systems and data-acquisition control functions, using standardized module concepts to optimize products for customer requirements and mass production. Its electrical-control approach emphasizes vertical integration and modularization, including upper-level program integration, lower-level loop control, and integration of electrical-control units into mechanical designs to increase automation. For mechanisms and sensor components, the company works across specialized internal units on requirement planning, selection, and optimization so mechanical assemblies can become intelligent, controllable systems matched to specific job requirements. A dedicated Quality Assurance function establishes quality standards, processes, documentation, product-specific Assembly Operation Manuals, and quality records, and uses continuing monitoring, review, and improvement to maintain product quality and customer yield requirements. The company's roots trace to a heat-treatment-furnace business established in 1960, followed in 1970 by the automatic-control business that became the predecessor of Avex-SG. A related enterprise established in 1974 focused on electrical-component trading, and from 1992 onward the group expanded distribution with Yamatake control products followed by TOSOKU and Moeller products. During 1992-2000, the group pursued vertical integration through businesses in pneumatic, hydraulic, and PCB fields while Avex-SG began producing electrical control panels for CNC machine tools. In 2001-2003, Avex-SG adopted its current company name, moved to a new factory, established System Engineering and Technical Development functions, and strengthened cleanroom air-conditioning control, semiconductor wastewater treatment, and wafer-cleaning equipment technology. The same period introduced JIT and modularization in production and included cleanroom air-conditioning, SCADA monitoring, and 12-inch wafer-related projects for customers including Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Powerchip Technology, Toppan, and Nanya Technology. The company also developed a Shanghai production base for pneumatic components, system engineering, and CNC machine-tool control-panel manufacturing. In 2004, Avex-SG undertook electrical-control work for Mitsubishi Electric FPD equipment, with INNOLUX T2 named as an end-user site in the company's history. Avex-SG became an electrical-control-panel subcontractor for Daifuku in 2005, then moved into domestic laser-repair-equipment manufacturing based on HOYA CANDEO OPTRONICS experience and established an FPD equipment business function. In 2006 the company joined Taiwan's M-Team machine-tool alliance and used TPS-centered lean-improvement activity to strengthen quality and production management, and in 2007 its FPD operation spun off as CDT in Hsinchu for LCD and solar-equipment development and manufacturing. In 2008 and 2009, Avex-SG expanded into tire-equipment control projects with Rockwell for Good Year, Pirelli, and Rinaldi, added food-automation control work for packaging, labeling, and blow-molding machines, and completed a new plant at Taichung City Precision Machinery Technological Park. The company's history records low-voltage CCC certification around the new-plant program and later supplier or quality approvals involving a major US equipment company, SUMITOMO Heavy Industry, EBARA Corporation, Hermes Microvision, and HERMES-EPITEK CORPORATION. In 2015 Avex-SG also received recognition as an outstanding manufacturer from the M-Team machine-tool industry alliance, and its history later records GMP approval and UL508A Panel Shop approval that enabled production of US UL-specification control panels. In 2003, the related Sintek-SG business became an authorized distributor for Rockwell Automation SSC products covering safety products, photoelectric switches, proximity switches, and connectivity systems. In 2010, Avex-SG Technology Inc. added cooperation with Rhymebus Corporation for inverter power-control panels and with United Technology and SITI of Japan for electrical control panels, while Sintek-SG entered Rockwell Automation's RcSI program for Industrial Automation system-integration work. The related Sintek-SG business later added Patlite, Omron, and Schaffner distribution relationships in 2015 and Proface distribution in 2016. In 2017, a second plant in the Precision Machinery Science Park was completed, and the site began operations with BESCOOL, NISSYO, and the Avex electrical-control function.

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For industrial machinery, Avex-SG designs control systems for chemical plants, gas systems, cleanroom air conditioning, and other equipment, selecting accessories and control-panel designs according to customer requirements and equipment size. Its special-purpose-machine work includes control programs and control panels for textile machinery, packaging machines, coating machines, laminating machines, printing machines, tire forming machines, tire vulcanizing machines, and other dedicated equipment. The company also designs, manufactures, and tests monitoring systems for wastewater, pure water, and related processes in semiconductor and panel-manufacturing industries. For semiconductor equipment, Avex-SG reports experience with SEMI S22 control panels, test-machine cabinets, vacuum pumps, and control panels for wafer storage or delivery equipment. For CNC machining and cooling-system IoT, the company automatically adjusts cooling-machine temperature to compensate for thermal deformation and supplies customized HMI screens for parameter settings and operating-data display. Those HMI interfaces can connect to upper-level systems through MODBUS, OPC-UA, or MQTT communication protocols for data exchange and analysis. An STK automated-warehouse retrofit adds a Nitrogen (N2) Purge system and integrates FOUP Nitrogen (N2) filling to stabilize the FOUP environment, reduce wafer deterioration, and protect yield. The same warehouse solution combines remote control, automated management, and monitoring so operating data can be observed through the monitoring system. For ultra-precision CNC grinders, Avex-SG supplies EMC strategies and user-interface design intended to support stable electrical operation, equipment safety, and quicker operator familiarization. Its CNC-lathe control-panel experience spans small tabletop machines to large lathes with turning diameters exceeding 2 meters and lengths exceeding 20 meters, with collaborative development based on customer requirements and desired functions. For machining-center panels, the manufacturing process is organized around construction guidelines, operating standards, wiring diagrams, self-inspection checklists, and final quality approval to support production efficiency and quality. Avex-SG also describes Industry 4.0 experience covering visualization, smart sensing, intelligent networking, data collection, OEE, and integration of control systems with MES or IoT platforms. Its control-software capability covers integration with Mitsubishi, OMRON, Siemens, and Rockwell PLC control systems and networks, together with HMI and SCADA software design and development. For regulatory and safety-compliant panels, Avex-SG states that it works with EN 60204-1 and IEC safety requirements and assists customers with EU CE-related development and required safety certification. The company holds CCC certification for low-voltage switchgear and control equipment and can design and produce certified control panels for customer requirements and the Chinese market. For EN60204-1 control panels, Avex-SG provides electrical-safety design intended to support personnel and property safety, control continuity, maintainability, and customer CE certification. Its UL508A industrial-control-panel capability includes design and manufacturing to UL508A and NFPA79 requirements, with support for obtaining UL-listed components when customers are developing machinery for the US market. For wastewater and pure-water panels, Avex-SG states that its design and assembly resources can handle project-based large quantities of variable-frequency drives, soft starters, operator panels, and related electrical assemblies, together with basic functional testing and continuing maintenance or expansion work. For semiconductor equipment panels and test cabinets, the company supports UL and SEMI safety requirements and provides assembly-quality records and burn-in or other functional test services. Tire-machinery control panels combine Rockwell PLCs with built-in safety functions, Ethernet/IP distributed I/O, safety-rated servo drives, and variable-frequency drives to meet safety certifications and strict European machinery-safety requirements. For petrochemical applications, Avex-SG customizes PLC and monitoring-software systems according to customer operating requirements and process diagrams and supports system testing and production. A CNC visualization solution combines Advantech WebAccess/CNC or FANUC MT-LINK I software with machine-tool connectivity to provide visualization and real-time production information for Industry 4.0 operation. Its OEE line-utilization solution integrates smart-factory hardware and software, collects production information from line equipment, calculates machine utilization, and displays consolidated data graphically in the control room. Managers can use that OEE platform for both real-time information and historical-data review to support optimization decisions and production-efficiency improvement. A wafer-box IoT monitoring solution uses Azbil Smart IoT Gateway NX-SVG with multiple Azbil MFC flow controllers to transmit MODBUS RTU data through the gateway to a PLC. NX-SVG is described as flexible and easy to configure for rapid deployment in semiconductor equipment, supporting data collection, recipe applications, and integration with AI software for machine-learning applications. The wafer-box monitoring system is intended to improve system stability and process refinement while using collected semiconductor-process data for operational optimization and yield-related improvement. An industrial-machinery AI solution uses Rockwell FactoryTalk Analytics LogixAI to monitor production, detect anomalies, and alert operators so inspection or intervention can occur when required. The LogixAI module can be installed in the control cabinet, uses control-system data to build predictive models, and continuously monitors operation for abnormal conditions. Avex-SG presents this AI module as reducing the data-science burden on production personnel while enabling existing automation and control systems to analyze data, predict production problems, and support process improvement.

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