Taiwon Tech
A trading company started in Seoul in 1986. Close to four decades in industrial materials and equipment, building trade between Korea, North America and Japan, with material sourcing and supplier development reaching into Europe.
Being able to put several makers side by side for a single item, and to work inside the commercial habits of Korea, North America and Japan rather than only translate between them — that is how the company works. A trade is not treated as finished until there is a structure in which it can repeat.
The work is specific. Around special steel and industrial materials, machining-fluid and process filtration, gear cutting tools and production equipment, we find and review sources, coordinate quotations and commercial terms, and carry production follow-up, documentation, inspection, import and export and shipping through to delivery. Taking a product into a market it has not sold in before is handled the same way.
- Founded
- 1986
- Head office
- Seoul, Republic of Korea
- Operating markets
- Korea · North America · Japan · Europe
- Services
- • Sourcing & Manufacturing • Import & Export • E-commerce • Marketing • Business Consulting
- Working languages
- Korean · English · Japanese
- Address
- #806 - E-dong, SK V1 Center, 11 Dangsan-ro 41-gil, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Korea 07217
One Circle. People at the Centre.
The Taiwon Tech symbol represents one great circle connecting the five oceans and six continents. This great circle carries the meaning of the name Taiwon.
People, technology and possibility all begin with people. Taiwon Tech works to connect those possibilities to a new and better society.
Connecting Products, Markets and Execution
Taiwon Tech supports international business across industrial products, sourcing and manufacturing, market development, and cross-border trade. From identifying the right product or partner to supporting market entry and ongoing commercial activity, we focus on practical execution.
Why Taiwon Tech
Korea, North America and Japan, understood from the inside
Taiwon Tech has spent years connecting Korea, North America and Japan. Language makes that work possible, but it is not the claim — what matters is reading each market's commercial habits alongside its industrial and commercial conditions. That is the difference between translation and being able to act as representation, consulting, supplier and customer communication, and market-development support.
We review the product, the drawing and the specification
This is not brokerage that forwards a product name and a quotation. Products, specifications, drawings where applicable, materials, manufacturing and application requirements and commercial terms are reviewed first, and the parties are coordinated from there.
From what you need through to delivery
It does not end at the quotation. Supplier and product review, quotation and commercial coordination, production follow-up, documentation, inspection and confirmation where applicable, import and export coordination, shipping, delivery and what comes after are carried as one sequence. Experienced coordination reduces avoidable mistakes, surfaces problems earlier and often finds a more practical logistics route.
We stay involved and work through issues together
"Trade with Trust" is not a claim that Taiwon Tech is trustworthy. It means staying involved once the work starts. When something goes wrong we look at it with the customer and the supplier and work through it together. The aim is a relationship that outlasts any single transaction and grows from there.
Built on real trade
Set out by actual trade, market-development activity and sourcing history — region by region.
Korea
Head office and core trade coordination.
Japan
Long-standing sourcing and industrial-product relationships.
North America
Market development and selected industrial-material sourcing activity.
Europe
Selected sourcing and supplier-development experience.
Need to Source a Product or Enter a New Market?
Send the specification and volume and we start from the procurement route. For market entry or distribution structure — anything that calls for a review first — use the business review.