At a glance
| Booth | R7012 |
| Country | TW |
| Website | expo.semi.org/taiwan2026/Public/eBooth.aspx?BoothID=650853 |
Company profile
Herald Aluminum Co., Ltd. operates its own aluminum extrusion facilities for the cleanroom industry, giving the company direct control over a core material-production capability used in its cleanroom construction offering. The company states that this in-house extrusion capability provides an advantage in material costs and supply-chain efficiency for cleanroom projects. Its cleanroom business covers structural materials from ceilings to partitions and is presented as a partner for cleanroom construction rather than only a supplier of individual aluminum profiles. In cleanroom projects, Herald takes responsibility for the structural build so customer teams can concentrate on critical electromechanical work. Its delivery model combines in-house aluminum extrusion with design and component-integration work, linking material production to structural execution for cleanroom projects. Major engineering firms are among the customer types served by Herald through its cleanroom partition-material business. Across the cleanroom business, Herald describes its solutions as high-efficiency, reliable, and cost-effective. By combining extrusion, structural design, component integration, and cleanroom-material supply, the company spans both aluminum production and the execution of cleanroom structural work within the same project model. Herald identifies cleanroom construction materials as a core field for its aluminum-based supply and project work.
Exhibits
Herald's cleanroom product range includes equipment partitions and racks, ceiling grid systems, and modular aluminum materials for cleanroom partitions. The equipment-partition and rack line consists of custom-engineered aluminum structures. For that line, Herald provides full design and component integration as part of the structural build. For ceiling construction, the company supplies standard load-bearing beams as part of its ceiling grid systems. Its new All-in-One Grid Light integrates lighting and quick-connect functions into the ceiling-grid system. The integrated Grid Light is intended to reduce installation time and labor costs substantially so that a cleanroom can become operational sooner. For cleanroom partitions, Herald supplies modular aluminum frames, support extrusions, and finishing profiles as the structural and finishing material set for the project. The partition materials are offered with high-strength and rapid-installation options for cleanroom projects. Together, the ceiling and partition lines cover both load-bearing overhead structures and the modular framing and finishing components used to divide cleanroom spaces. The product set therefore pairs structural aluminum components with installation-oriented features such as quick-connect functions and rapid-installation options. For equipment partitions and racks, this structural-build service is intended to let the customer team keep its attention on critical electromechanical work while Herald handles the aluminum structure.
Capabilities and products
- aluminum extrusion materials for cleanrooms
- aluminum structure design and component integration
- cleanroom ceiling grid systems
- cleanroom partition aluminum frames, support extrusions and finishing profiles