Our Origin
A Wenzhou Workshop Built Around Real Production Problems
In 2005, Yaoshg was not founded to fill a product catalog—it was founded to solve registration drift, ink waste, and changeovers that cost converters money every shift.
Rui'an sits at the center of China's packaging machinery industry—a place where machinists, engineers, and factory owners share the same language of tension, register, and uptime. Our founders came from that world. They knew that a flexographic press would be judged not on a brochure speed figure, but on whether it still ran cleanly after a humid weekend, a material change, or a new operator on the night crew.
Those early years were spent in the assembly hall with customers' maintenance teams—adjusting unwind tension, chasing ghosting on thin film, and shaving minutes off makeready. Every fix that held up in production became part of how Yaoshg designed the next machine. That habit of learning from the floor never left the company.
By 2008, Yaoshg presses were running daily shifts across East China. By 2013, the first export installations in Southeast Asia proved our designs could adapt to different climates, substrates, and operator practices. The company had a identity: engineering partners who stayed after delivery—not vendors who disappeared once the invoice was paid.