Celsia Inc Opens New 40,000-Square-Foot Facility in Taiwan

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Harbeson, DE, October 29, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Celsia Inc., a designer and manufacturer of custom heat sinks and advanced two-phase thermal management solutions for electronics, has expanded its manufacturing footprint in Taiwan. The company recently opened a new, 40,000-square-foot facility in Taoyuan, Taiwan, to support its growing customer programs and increasing demand for custom thermal solutions.

The new facility is equipped with specialized equipment for two-phase thermal device fabrication, including automated wick sintering, high-vacuum degassing, precision stamping, custom fluid charging, and automated thermal performance testing. It also incorporates environmental and reliability testing capabilities, such as shock and vibration testing, thermal shock, and thermal cycling, to meet the demanding qualification requirements of aerospace, defense, and other high-reliability applications.

Celsia Inc., founded in 2004, is a U.S.-based company that designs and manufactures custom heat sinks and advanced two-phase thermal systems, including vapor chambers, heat pipes, and thermosiphons. The company engineers the complete thermal path for defense, aerospace, telecom, and other demanding electronics applications. Celsia Inc. holds 30+ active patents, is ISO 9001 certified, and ITAR registered.

The expanded facility provides additional manufacturing capacity, advanced testing resources, and infrastructure to support a growing number of customer programs and evolving production requirements. The company maintains rigorous quality control and product validation processes, including 100% helium leak testing and thermal performance testing of its two-phase thermal devices, complemented by environmental and reliability testing capabilities such as shock, vibration, thermal shock, and thermal cycling.

Defense and aerospace represent growing markets for Celsia, with the company supporting demanding thermal management requirements for mission-critical electronics. Celsia is ITAR registered and works with customers to address applicable program requirements.

As electronic systems become more powerful and thermal requirements more demanding, customers need solutions engineered for their specific applications. This facility strengthens Celsia's ability to support a growing number of programs while continuing to deliver the custom thermal solutions and engineering expertise its customers rely on.

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