Ta Ya's Gold-palladium-plated Copper Wires Ranked 1st in Price/Performance Ratio

2015/09/02

       This year's SEMICON Taiwan was held between the 2nd and the 4th at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. Leveraging on 60 years of experience in copper development, Ta Ya Group's gold-palladium-plated copper wires now offer quality and flexibility comparable to products made by world-renowned manufacturers, ranking first in terms of price/performance ratio.

       Renowned for the production of top-quality extra high voltage cables and magnet wires, Ta Ya Electric Wire and Cable celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. Vice President Chen Qinnan of Ta Ya's Copper and New Business Group said: "Since 2006, Ta Ya has successfully developed a broad variety of copper bonding wires. They are used by many IC packaging companies local and abroad. Our success in bonding wires was derived from 60 years of working with copper materials. In the future, the company will continue introducing new products for different applications."

       In recent years, the world's IC packaging companies have become increasingly demanding about the pricing and performance of the materials they use. Furthermore, there has also been an increase in the merger of world-renowned manufacturers, which forces every supplier to find ways to provide customers with materials that offer higher price/performance ratio. In response to the trend, Ta Ya has been consolidating resources throughout the group and researching new copper wires and alloys that would satisfy the market's needs by applying material science.

       So far, Ta Ya's products are being used in local and foreign IC packaging, and have been well-perceived among customers for their consistent quality, flexibility, and timely delivery. In the meantime, the company continues to listen to customers' needs and commit resources into developing new wires and alloys. Apart from the existing line of packaging materials, Ta Ya has also begun working with local manufacturers to integrate production technology for new applications such as medical instruments, automobile parts, etc.