Zhongli, Taoyuan · Taiwan · UTC+8
Tell us the joint, and who is tightening it.
A product engineer answers these, not a mailbox. The more the message says about the fastener, the tool and the torque you are aiming for, the more useful the first reply can be.
What do you need?
Four of these five are already answered somewhere on this site, usually faster than waiting for a reply. Where they are not, each one says what to put in the message.
Product selection
Which transducer series, which controller mode, which drive size for the joint you are tightening.
In the form: Tell us the fastener, the tool already on the line and the torque you need.
Engineering and technical support
How the measurement works, what control band to expect, how a system is configured around existing tooling.
In the form: Quote the model number and describe what you are seeing.
Distributors and agents
ZIPP has distributors worldwide. If there is no coverage where you are, this is the route to becoming one.
In the form: Choose Agent or Distributor under Business Type and name the territory you cover.
Catalogs and literature
General catalogs, product brochures and the REACH and RoHS compliance documents, as PDFs or in the browser.
In the form: Ask for a document that is not listed there.
Anything else
Pricing, lead times, OEM work, or a question that does not fit the four above.
In the form: Send it as it is. Be specific and the reply can be specific.
Send us the details
Business Type decides where the message goes, so pick the one that describes you rather than the one closest to hand.
- AgentRepresenting ZIPPTORK in a territory.
- DistributorStocking and reselling.
- End userTightening bolts on your own line.
- OEMBuilding our hardware into your product.
Everything except the website field is required, including Country — it decides which distributor picks the enquiry up.
Where we are
- AddressNo.16, Ziqiang 1st Rd., Zhongli Dist., Taoyuan City 32063, Taiwan
- Telephone+886-3-4513314
- Fax+886-3-4514139
- E-mail[email protected]
- Office hoursTaiwan time, UTC+8. A message sent from Europe or the Americas is read the following working morning here.