As automotive buyers turn their attention to Las Vegas, AAPEX and the SEMA Show offer a timely opportunity to review sourcing priorities. AAPEX runs November 3–5, 2026, while the SEMA Show runs November 3–6. For distributors, importers, and product teams researching a universal joint manufacturer, the next step is turning new contacts into a clear supplier shortlist.
A useful sourcing conversation begins with the application: automotive replacement, agricultural equipment, industrial machinery, or a new driveline project. A similar-looking cross joint does not automatically mean the same fit or suitability. Buyers should provide the part reference, dimensions, retention arrangement, and intended operating conditions so the manufacturer can review the requirement.
Established in 1989, SHIUH JI CO., LTD. manufactures universal joints for automotive, agricultural, and industrial applications. Based in Taiwan, the company also offers OEM/ODM production, drive shaft components, and precision custom machining solutions.
For buyers comparing potential suppliers during show week, these capabilities provide a starting point for discussing both existing components and custom requirements. Product availability, application suitability, and production terms should be confirmed for each inquiry.
Prepare a drawing or reference part number, expected order quantity, target market, and desired delivery date. If you have a sample, include clear photographs and the dimensions you can verify. This gives the supplier a stronger basis for identifying missing information and discussing the next step.
Building your supplier shortlist during AAPEX or SEMA? Explore SHIUH JI's universal joints and driveline products, then send your sourcing requirements. You can also email order@taiwan-universal-joint.com with your drawing or part reference.
Event information: AAPEX official FAQ and SEMA Show official information. This article is an independent sourcing guide; it does not announce exhibitor participation.
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