Sourcing HMI hardware from Taiwan, without the guesswork.
The US manufacturers won't write about tariffs or offshore sourcing — it undercuts their "Made in USA" story. The offshore factories can't credibly write about US import risk. We can, because our whole model is Taiwan-made hardware on a US invoice. Here's what actually matters when you move a program.
Taiwan tariffs in 2026: current US rates
The current Taiwan rate (10%), the three-rate 2026 timeline, and why the gap vs China (~35–40%) is the durable story.
Read → ComparisonTaiwan vs China: sourcing membrane switches
Quality, IP protection, tariffs, and transshipment risk, compared on the axes that actually decide a sourcing move.
Read → TariffsUS tariffs on membrane switches & HMI components (2026)
Current rates — Taiwan 10% vs China ~35–40% — the 40% transshipment penalty, and HTS classification, in plain English.
Read → The modelUS vendor of record & DDP, explained
One US invoice, USD, Net 30, delivered duty paid — how a vendor-of-record structure moves the import risk off your desk.
Read → CostLanded cost of an imported membrane switch
The line items behind a delivered price — part, freight, duty, brokerage — with a worked Taiwan-vs-China example.
Read →Sourcing a specific part?
Send the drawing or a sample. We'll come back with a delivered landed-cost quote — duty, freight, and brokerage already in the number — plus DFM notes.