Hengji was founded in 1979 and is marketed worldwide under the "HANKY" brand. In the early days of its establishment, it mainly focused on pad printing and screen printing printing technology and equipment. Since 1995, it has gradually entered the field of automation. Combined with screen printing, lithography and automation, it has established and marketed disc printing machines on five continents (CD/DVD) around the world. After 2005, through the continuous accumulation of solid process and automation capabilities, we successfully entered intelligent printing equipment such as LCD, PV, biomedical and TP. In 2016, through technical cooperation with the Industrial Research Institute, wet coating equipment of CIGS was developed and entered another equipment field. In 2017, through years of accumulated rich experience, we entered the field of planning and production of whole-plant equipment automation.

Hengji continuously strengthens the technical advantages of products and combines printing-related technologies in multiple fields. After 30 years, we have cultivated a solid R&D team, grasped market opportunities, and continued to develop cutting-edge technologies in processes and equipment.

In addition to the continuous improvement of printing process technology recently, we have further integrated relevant process equipment to assist in the automation integration within the factory.

Hengji's business scope includes key printing processes and equipment such as pad printing, screen printing, flat printing, gravure printing, and letterpress, and automation equipment of CIGS solar cells.

Energy loss is an environmental protection issue that the whole world needs to face together. In response to this demand, electronic products are produced by printing, which has become a common goal, so the printing and electronics industry was born. In response to this wave, the company and Japan jointly developed fine line printing comparable to traditional yellow light processes, and the process capability has reached 5um fine line processes. Thin line processing of TP and FPC can be used.