When looking for a manufacturer to do your sheet metal stamping, we know one of the first things you will wonder about is how much it’s going to cost. As far as Intran is concerned, the best way to know what sheet metal stamping will cost is to contact us for a quote. We’ll make it easy (we promise).
Every great product begins as a great idea, but how does a great idea become an actual product? Manufacturing, of course.
An increasing number of US and Canadian companies have been contracting manufacturing to Mexico. We’ve written a lot about the benefits of manufacturing in Mexico, but we haven’t spent as much time talking about the challenges.
For nearly 50 years, Intran has been one of Mexico’s leading suppliers of automotive fuel system components. Our expertise in this business – with its extraordinary safety demands – has helped our company become a quality leader in the industry. Intran supplies fuel system parts and components to several tier-one auto suppliers, as well as OEMs.
We’ve outlined why manufacturing in Mexico will continue to thrive, and we stand by those words. However, for those still wary of manufacturing in Mexico, here’s a list of benefits.
In 1995, Newsweek claimed that the Internet was just a fad. “No online database will replace your daily newspaper,” the article boldly claimed. But you know what happened. Now, most people won’t go a single day without the web.
With Mexico’s skilled, low-cost labor force and proximity to the US and Canadian markets, it’s no wonder that Mexican manufacturing is thriving. Millions of manufacturing orders are moving from China to Mexico, something we believe is great for all companies involved (see Why Mexico Is A Better Place To Source Manufacturing Than China for more info).
It’s not widely publicized (at least not in the US) that Mexico has grown to be one of the world’s largest manufacturing economies. Mexican manufacturers have long built auto parts and automotive assemblies, but since 1994, Mexican manufacturing has expanded dramatically.
Many components and assemblies for the medical industry, electronics industry, consumer products, aviation, and aerospace industries are now made in Mexico.
