Taili Leather Machinery: Three Decades of Innovation

Amidst the deep implementation of the "Made in China 2025" strategy and the ongoing advancement of "Dual Carbon" goals, the leather industry is accelerating its transformation and upgrading toward greener and more intelligent operations. As a pioneer in China's leather machinery sector, Jiangmen Taili Leather Machinery—since its inception in 1994—has consistently placed technological innovation at the core of its operations. The company has witnessed and actively participated in the historic leap of China's tanning equipment industry: from a reliance on imports to achieving independent innovation.

For over thirty years, Taili has dedicated itself to the field of tanning machinery. From pioneering the development of China's first large-scale, computer-controlled automatic spray-drying machine (Model 320), to leading the drafting of industry standards for spray-drying equipment, and finally to its current launch of a sixth-generation, computer-controlled automatic leather spraying and drying system—which seamlessly integrates energy efficiency and environmental protection—every step taken by the company underscores its commitment to technological leadership. The company has now established a comprehensive product portfolio covering the entire tanning process, including spraying and drying, vacuum drying and setting, drum processing, and finishing, boasting an annual production capacity of 90 sets of tanning machinery equipment.

Facing increasingly stringent environmental regulations and intense market competition, Taili adheres to a core philosophy centered on "People, Quality, and Integrity," actively driving the R&D and application of green manufacturing technologies. By utilizing key components imported from Germany alongside its own proprietary computer control systems, the company ensures superior equipment performance while continuously optimizing energy consumption metrics. In 2024, Taili participated in the China International Leather Exhibition and joined the Guangdong Leather Association's industry chain research initiative, engaging with industry peers to explore new directions for industrial development.

Expanding from the Pearl River Delta to the entire nation—and now reaching the global stage—Taili’s equipment has been deployed across domestic and international markets, earning widespread acclaim for its first-class product quality and exceptional technical service. Looking ahead, Taili will continue to harness technological innovation as its driving force and remain guided by customer needs. The company is committed to continuously introducing more efficient, intelligent, and eco-friendly tanning equipment, thereby contributing Chinese wisdom and strength to the sustainable development of the global leather industry.