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Trades about 16% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
AirTAC International Group is a global manufacturer and supplier of pneumatic equipment and related industrial automation components. The company's extensive product portfolio features a wide array of cylinders, including standard, miniature, compact, multi-mounting, rodless, rotary, clamp, and stopper types, in addition to air grippers and their corresponding accessories. AirTAC also provides a diverse selection of valves for solenoid, air, manual, mechanical, and fluid control, alongside essential air preparation units. Furthermore, its offerings extend to shock absorbers, speed controllers, transmission elements, various sensor technologies (such as digital pressure and inductive proximity sensors), and complete piping systems. Specialized linear motion solutions like linear guideways, ball screws, and linear modules are also part of its comprehensive catalog, complemented by hydraulic buffers and quick plug-in valves. These components are integral to numerous industries, including automotive, machinery manufacturing, metallurgy, textiles, ceramics, medical devices, and food packaging. AirTAC International Group was established in 1988 and maintains its headquarters in Taipei City, Taiwan.
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