Driving innovation. NAN YA partnership

We strive to supply the world's best base materials – that's why since 1994 we have been partnering exclusively with NAN YA, the technology leader from Taiwan. NAN YA is the world's largest manufacturer of FR4 laminates and prepregs. In 2009 alone, the company produced 80 million sq m of base materials for the market.

Our cooperation with the world leader provides us – and you – with premium and, most of all, consistent quality, reliability and supply security at all times. NAN YA achieves this by fully integrating its raw material supply – glass yarn, glass fabric, copper foil, epoxy resin and flame retardants are manufactured completely in-house. In technical jargon, this is known as the vertical integration of raw materials.

Not only a pioneer in raw material production, NAN YA also sets trends in product development. As the technology leader for base materials, NAN YA is close to the market, aligns itself with the needs of the electronics industry and continuously invests in the development of product innovations.

At TECHNOLAM, we accompany this process through long-distance conferences with NAN YA and onsite meetings. Here, we incorporate the wishes and suggestions of our customers. This way we can offer you a full range of state-of-the-art laminate and prepreg products and solutions that will accelerate your success.

In order to consistently meet high quality standards and deliver peak performance, NAN YA regularly carries out its own voluntary checks and adheres to internationally recognised norms.

NAN YA is certified under:
- ISO 9001:2008
- ISO 14001
- TS 16949

Additionally, NAN YA has achieved the SONY Green Partner status for halogen-free base materials. This designation is given to manufacturers that comply with the strict regulations of the Sony Corporation for reducing substances that are environmentally damaging or hazardous to health, and that verify this compliance in special audits.

Today and in the future, NAN YA is committed to setting standards in quality, innovation and ecology.

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