CAPABILITIES IN MEXICO © January 2018, ProMexico
Business Intelligence Unit:
Marco Erick Espinosa Vincens, Head of Unit Claudia Esteves Cano, Executive Director of Strategy Jose Mariano Moreno Blat, Strategy and Prospective Analysis Coordinator Nevid Meza Rodriguez, Project Consultant (In charge of Project) Luisa Regina Morales Suarez, Economic Information Analyst
The purpose of this publication is to map the installed capacities of Mexican forging companies.
The information presented here was gathered from public sources as well as from surveys to several Mexican companies. ProMexico accepts no liability for any inaccurate information or content published here. FORGING CAPABILITIES IN MEXICO 1 CONTENTS CAPABILITIES INMEXICO 4. 5. 3. 2. 6. 1. CHARACTERISTICS OF INTRODUCTION MEXICAN COMPANIES DIRECTORY OF FINAL REMARKS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS CAPACITIES MATRIX MEXICAN PRODUCTION 1. INTRODUCTION FORGING CAPABILITIES IN MEXICO
Forging is one of the oldest metal manufacturing processes in the world. It was originally used to make jewellery, coins, and hand tools. Nowadays, forged parts include automotive components, turbine rotors, gears, lug nuts, valve components, and machine parts, among others.
Basically, forging is a manufacturing process used to shape materials, usually steel or aluminium, until the desired shape is obtained without damaging the material’s proper- ties. Given that forging increases the material hardness, yield stress, strength, and tena- city, forged parts are used to manufacture many products that benefit from the parts’ mechanical properties.
Forging is one of the main seven metal-mechanic proces- In our efforts, we have identified and selected the sec- ses that, together with stamping, casting, machining, plas- tor’s main companies in Mexico. We have also gathered tic injection moulding, mould-dies, and die-casting, create information on the different forging processes they uti- great opportunities in Mexico. All these processes play an lise, the materials they process, their production infras- important role in the production chain of industries such tructure, their quality assurance tools and certificates, as automotive, car parts, electrical, consumer electronics, their customers, and development plans, among others. and domestic appliances, among others. The materials and processes used in industrial manu- Mexico offers business opportunities in different indus- facturing are paramount as they are key to the streng- tries, as established companies already count quality th, performance, safety, and, especially, the mechanical management, experienced staff, good customer servi- properties of a product. ce, solid infrastructure, and flexible production among their strengths. In recent years, there has been a clear trend in the re- lation between productive processes and the environ- Therefore, ProMexico, seeking to compile support infor- ment. Therefore, having a deep knowledge of Mexico’s mation for potential investors interested in including our forging industry capacities will allow allies and potential country in their productive processes, has set out to outli- investors to make better use of the opportunities avai- ne this sector’s manufacturing capacities in Mexico. lable in our country. CHARACTERISTICS OF 2. THE MEXICAN PRODUCTION FORGING CAPABILITIES IN MEXICO
Forging has been done in Mexico for a long time and, The aerospace industry uses a large amount of forged although there are many companies that still forge me- parts, mainly made of very special alloys, which are not tals manually, an increasing number of companies are available in Mexico and would require significant tech- using industrial processes. nological development to produce them. However, com- ponents for engines, landing gear systems, and preci- Currently, most of these companies’ annual production sion-machined parts are being produced in Mexico. This is less than 5,000 tons, but there are also large compa- sector, under-explored by national forging companies, nies with bigger machines and the capacity to manufac- has great potential for development but will also need to ture large-size parts. become NADCAP certified (demanding an unprece- dented cooperation effort in order to guarantee quality There are forging companies in several Mexican states; across the whole aerospace and defence sector while re- however, the highest concentration of manufacturers ducing costs), and AS 9100 certified (the Quality Mana- with the required skills to compete internationally are gement System Standard developed by the International in the states of Mexico, Guanajuato, Nuevo Leon, and Aerospace Quality Group). Queretaro. The Construction industry uses forged parts mainly for Although most of these companies are of Mexican ori- water and gas fittings. Whereas, the agriculture sec- gin, some are foreign, mainly from Japan and Germany. tor utilises machinery that, in turn, contains large numbers of forged parts. Auto parts hold the highest production in terms of vo- lume, as it is one of the world’s most important ma- nufacturing and exporting platforms of automotive ve- hicles. Other industries, such as metal-mechanic, use forged parts for their high-strength components. The traditional energy industry undertakes large-size ope- rations, requiring pipe valves and connectors to exploit new deposits. Likewise, the renewable energy sector requires large, high-strength parts, mainly for wind energy production. These are the most widely used ones by type of product. Main forged products in Mexico (in percentage)
Auto parts Screws, rivets, pins Other: blades, rowlocks, block bars, rollers Fittings, flanges, building and oil valves Gears, sprockets, crowns Ironworks Tools Electric parts 0 20 40 60 80 100
Source: Prepared by authors. Note: Some non-auto parts could also be included in this category; such as screws, lug nuts or gears.
With regards to certifications, most companies in Mexi- the most commonly used pieces of equipment are me- co are ISO 9001 certified (for quality and quality mana- chanical eccentric presses, hydraulic presses, forging gement); some companies comply with the automotive machines, Pitman arm pullers, and upsetters. standard TS 16949, and only few companies have been certified by the IATF 16949 standard.1 Steel and aluminium are the most commonly used ma- terials. Other materials also used although in smaller Among the most commonly used quality tools, Kaizen’s amounts are copper, brass, and bronze, while only one continuous improvement tool is the most popular one; company uses titanium. In general, materials are trans- followed by Core Tools, and lean manufacturing. ported manually within the plant; although conveyors and forklifts are also used. The use of robots and hand- In regard to sales, although the domestic ling devices in uncommon. market is this sector’s most important target market, its main customers are transnational companies established in Mexico; a clear case of indirect ex- ports. Mexico’s top export destination is the United States, followed distantly by Brazil, Canada, and Colombia.
Forging can be classified as cold, hot or warm, according to the temperatures at which it is performed; and most Mexican companies are classi- fied accordingly. Secondary forging processes, such as machining, heat treatment, trimming, and shot blas- 1. The automotive industry standard IATF 16949:2016 is the only glo- ting, are also common bally recognized quality management standard for this sector. It was pu- blished on October 1, 2016 by the International Automotive Task Force in Mexico. The most and replaces one of the automotive industry’s most widely used interna- commonly used hearth tional standard for quality management, the ISO/TS 16949. Therefore, furnaces are powered after October 1, 2017 no ISO/TS 16949:2009 audits can be conduc- ted, and all organizations must have completed their transition to IAFT with natural gas; and 16949:2016 by September 14, 2018.de 2018. Most companies have their own workshops and make and repair their own dies or tooling, which are usually made of steel with different characteristics or steel combined with chrome, nickel, molybdenum, and vanadium alloys. Most tooling manufacturers use Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine tools. In addition, some of these manufactu- rers also use Computer- Aided Design (CAD), Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), and Computer- Aided Enginee- ring (CAE), electro discharge machining, and heat treatment.
The support infrastructure used to test forged parts in- One of the most important achievements is the crea- cludes metrology, mechanical testing, non-destructive tion of an original algorithm; that is to say, a set of sys- testing, and metallographic analysis. Some companies also tematized mathematical operations to calculate grain use saline test chambers, 3D scanning, and laser marking. distribution during casting. As a result, high perfor- mance components, such as aircraft turbine rings, have Manufacturing planning is the most widely used engi- greater homogeneity in their molecules distribution and neering process; followed by tooling design and ma- a better load distribution. nufacture, as well as product development. Transna- tional forging companies generally conduct their own research and development activities at the company’s headquarters. Technological innovation has helped Mexican companies to become LEADING As stated above, there are foreign forging companies es- forged products manufacturers, both tablished in Mexico and, in general, they have strong te- DOMESTICALLY AND chnological development and applied research linkages. INTERNATIONALLY. Below there is a list of the most interesting forging pro- cesses and product innovations carried out in Mexico:
- Internal grooving without brushes but using the die itself. - vertically forged shaft; - manufacturing of blades for steam turbines; - titanium coating for tooling; - simultaneous two-trunnion forging; - development of a special screw for AUDI; and - near-net shape forging.
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Companies TF 1 Inducci n Forging machine Manual Chemical anal ses OHSAS 1 Energ Pickling Steel Induction Trip hammer Martinete E centric press machine Pitman rod press machine edge press Scotch oke forging press H draulic press Screw press Upsetter Forging roller Radial forging machine Ring forging Other Conve ors Manipulators Robots Travelling crane Forklift In own workshop with conventional e uipment In own workshop with CNC e uipment National e ternal supplier Foreign e ternal supplier Mechanical tests Non Destructive tests Metamorphological anal ses Metrolog Other Product development Product design Innovation Manufacturing planning Tooling design Up to 1 kg Greater than 1 kg and less 1 Greater than 1 kg Internal ualit manual ISO 1 TS 1 I A AS 1 ISO 1 ISO 1 ualit Award Si sigma Core tools Lean Manufacturing Continuous Improvement Has its own ualit management s stem Automotive Auto parts Aerospace Metal mechanic Others Hot arm Cold Shearing Burr clipping Sanding Shot blasting Machining Thermal treatment Rectification Finishes Surface treatment Assembl Painting Other Aluminium Tin Copper Brass Other Natural gas LPG Fuel oil
Baja California amime , S.A. de C. . Cuidad de México ETAL, S.A. de C. INDUX, S.A. de C. Sumimoto Corporation de M ico, S.A. de C. . Tuercas Tornillos B e , S.A. de C. . Coahuila Sanden MFG de M ico, S.A. de C. . Estado de México Bogen Souther, S.A. de C. . Forjadora Panamericana, S.A. de C. . PTT Precisi n T cnica de Toluca, S.A. de C. . SYPRIS Tecnologies Toluca, S.A. de C. . Guanajuato AAM North Am rica Guanajuato Manufacturing Comple Forja Bill Forge de M ico, S.R.C. . Dealba Forjas de Cela a, S.A. de C. . G N Driveline Cela a, S.A. de C. . Metagra M ico SAPI de C. . Nacional de Cobre, S.A. de C. . Okawa Me icana, S.A. de C. . TE FOR Me ico, S.A. de C. . Jalisco ATSA Total Forging, S.A de C. . Birlos Internacionales Fundidos Design, S.A. de C. . Nuevo León Camcar de M ico, S.A. de C. . Forja de Monterre , S.A. de C. . FRISA Forjados, S.A. de C. . Ploma , S.A. de C. . Techno Forge, S.A. de C. . Tenaris Fitting, S.A. de C. . Tornillos Tuercas R.M., S.A. de C. . Puebla Th ssen rupp Metal rgica de M ico, S.A. de C. . Th ssen rupp Presta de M ico, S.A. de C. . Querétaro Forja Ma uinados, S.A. de C. . M Torpar abamet, S.A. de C. . Pressen Metal Components de uer taro Stamping Steel Trucks, S.A. de C. . Transmisiones E uipos Mec nicos, S.A. de C. . o ercia oo upport i e of ua it cti it rocess econdar processes Materia s urnaces uip ent Materia and ing anufacturing infrastructure ngineering roducts Quality certifications oo s TF 1 Inducci n Forging machine Manual Chemical anal ses OHSAS 1 Energ Pickling Steel Induction Trip hammer Martinete E centric press machine Pitman rod press machine edge press Scotch oke forging press H draulic press Screw press Upsetter Forging roller Radial forging machine Ring forging Other Conve ors Manipulators Robots Travelling crane Forklift In own workshop with conventional e uipment In own workshop with CNC e uipment National e ternal supplier Foreign e ternal supplier Mechanical tests Non Destructive tests Metamorphological anal ses Metrolog Other Product development Product design Innovation Manufacturing planning Tooling design Up to 1 kg Greater than 1 kg and less 1 Greater than 1 kg Internal ualit manual ISO 1 TS 1 I A AS 1 ISO 1 ISO 1 ualit Award Si sigma Core tools Lean Manufacturing Continuous Improvement Has its own ualit management s stem Automotive Auto parts Aerospace Metal mechanic Others Hot arm Cold Shearing Burr clipping Sanding Shot blasting Machining Thermal treatment Rectification Finishes Surface treatment Assembl Painting Other Aluminium Tin Copper Brass Other Natural gas LPG Fuel oil
Baja California amime , S.A. de C. . Cuidad de México ETAL, S.A. de C. INDUX, S.A. de C. Sumimoto Corporation de M ico, S.A. de C. . Tuercas Tornillos B e , S.A. de C. . Coahuila Sanden MFG de M ico, S.A. de C. . Estado de México Bogen Souther, S.A. de C. . Forjadora Panamericana, S.A. de C. . PTT Precisi n T cnica de Toluca, S.A. de C. . SYPRIS Tecnologies Toluca, S.A. de C. . Guanajuato AAM North Am rica Guanajuato Manufacturing Comple Forja Bill Forge de M ico, S.R.C. . Dealba Forjas de Cela a, S.A. de C. . G N Driveline Cela a, S.A. de C. . Metagra M ico SAPI de C. . Nacional de Cobre, S.A. de C. . Okawa Me icana, S.A. de C. . TE FOR Me ico, S.A. de C. . Jalisco ATSA Total Forging, S.A de C. . Birlos Internacionales Fundidos Design, S.A. de C. . Nuevo León Camcar de M ico, S.A. de C. . Forja de Monterre , S.A. de C. . FRISA Forjados, S.A. de C. . Ploma , S.A. de C. . Techno Forge, S.A. de C. . Tenaris Fitting, S.A. de C. . Tornillos Tuercas R.M., S.A. de C. . Puebla Th ssen rupp Metal rgica de M ico, S.A. de C. . Th ssen rupp Presta de M ico, S.A. de C. . Querétaro Forja Ma uinados, S.A. de C. . M Torpar abamet, S.A. de C. . Pressen Metal Components de uer taro Stamping Steel Trucks, S.A. de C. . Transmisiones E uipos Mec nicos, S.A. de C. . 4. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FORGING CAPABILITIES IN MEXICO
Considering the Mexican forging industry current situation, it is possible to make the most of the talent and ex- perience available in Mexico to carry out technological development and innovation activities in order to satisfy foreign markets.
Mexico’s challenge is to increase the value added of those products manufactured in our country in order to enhan- ce our competitiveness. In this regard, partnering with international players is key, be it with research centres for technology development and innovationin products and processes or be it teaching institutions, investors in new technologies and machinery or business partners seeking to sell Mexican productsabroad.
There are business opportunities in different industrial sectors:
• Most of the Mexican forging activity is done by the au- • Complementary processes, such as steel of different tomotive industry. Some of the components produced grades to be used as raw materials, and heat treatments domestically are crankshafts, connecting rods, variable present great opportunities. speed shafts, and brackets. • Mexico needs to boost technological development • In the oil industry, Mexico can be a supplier of good activities to design increasingly sophisticated parts and quality parts for valves, fittings, and flanges at competi- processes to, in turn, enable forging process automation tive prices. (mainly hot forging), precision metrology, extend tools life, and real-time process monitoring and control to take • In the alternative energy sector, which is becoming in- this industry up to a more developed stage. creasingly important, Mexico can supply blades and ro- tors for wind turbine generators. Today, more than ever before, Mexican companies In the agriculture sector, Mexico has a good opportu- • are truly interested in BUILDING nity to become a grate business partner supplying ma- nufactured parts for agricultural machinery. PARTNERSHIPS with foreign or domestic companies and, as one can see, there are several • In the aerospace sector, Mexico has shown strong BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES production capacities through precise and flexible pro- in different industrial sectors. duction processes using specialised materials. This also creates good opportunities for investors interested in developing advanced forging technologies. Some of the new industries to be explored and in which Mexico can participate in international markets are railway • In the metal-mechanic sector, Mexico has the ex- wagons and ship structures. Without any doubt, forging pertise and capacities to produce roller bearings, shaft companies in Mexico can greatly benefit from more partici- bearing units, gears, hooks, frames, tools, and hardware, pation in both new sectors and the industries of tomorrow, among others. increasing production and employment in the country. 5. FINAL REMARKS FORGING CAPABILITIES IN MEXICO
There is great interest in Mexico to participate in tech- nology innovation projects in order to increase competi- tiveness.
At the moment, Mexican forging companies have room to increase their production since many of them use less than 50% of their installed capacity. This means that Mexi- can and foreign partners can find business opportunities in different industries.
In fact, some of the strengths of Mexico’s forging industry are product quality management, experienced staff, good customer service, solid infrastructure, and flexible produc- tion processes. However, it is also true that the industry has found new opportunities in very promising products and sectors and, as a result, companies must face some of the other challenges created by technological develop- ment and innovation.
Thus, international competition will continue to be one of the most important external factors to consider at the time of accessing new markets.
Some elements to consider in order to be more compe- titive are: improved productive processes to reduce con- sumption of fossil fuels by using renewable energy; impro- ve weight, durability, and strength of products to produce lighter materials with superior mechanical properties; and, the use of new alloys in compliance with national and in- ternational standards. 2.6. -
Baja California DIRECTORY OF 1. amime , S.A. de C. . Sr. Luis Herrera Plant Manager ( ) 1 1 lherrera kamime tj.com apan Cuidad de México MEXICAN . ETAL, S.A. de C. Sr. es s Herrera Castro Smelting Process Manager ( ) jherrera etal.com.m Me ico . INDUX, S.A. de C. Sr. Luciano Ramire Sandoval Regional Manager ( ) 1 lramire indu .com.m Me ico COMPANIES . Sumimoto Corporation de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Ricardo Santiago Sales Manager ( ) 1 ricardo.santiago sumitomocorp.com apan . Tuercas Tornillos B e , S.A. de C. . Sra. Eloisa Báez Villamil Marketing ( ) eloisa.b tbae .com.m Me ico Coahuila . Sanden MFG de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Gabriel Sanche Operations Manager ( ) 1 gsanche sanden.com.m apan Estado de México . Bogen Souther, S.A. de C. . Sr. Oscar Bezi Managing Director ( ) 1 bogen forjasbogen.com Me ico . Forjadora Panamericana, S.A. de C. . Sr. Francisco A. Morales Gu m n Sales Manager ( ) 1 frankmogu gmail.com Me ico . PTT Precisi n T cnica de Toluca, S.A. de C. . Sr. Armando D as Gon le Sales ( ) 1 1 adia pttme ico.com Me ico 1 . SYPRIS Tecnologies Toluca, S.A. de C. . Sr. Oscar Re es Program Manager ( ) oscar.re es s pris.com United States Guanajuato 11. AAM North Am rica Guanajuato Manufacturing Comple Forja Sr. Gustavo Tovar Sala ar Engineering Manager ( ) gustavo.tovar aam.com United States 1 . Bill Forge de M ico, S.R.C. . Sr. Francisco Cardoso L pe Operations Manager ( ) 1 1 francisco.cardoso billforge.com India 1 . Dealba Sr. Omar Ascencio Sales Management ( ) 1 1 omar dealba.com.m Me ico 1 . Forjas de Cela a, S.A. de C. . Sr. Ismael Rui Head of R D ( ) 1 1 1 ismael.rui autometal.m Spain 1 . G N Driveline Cela a, S.A. de C. . Sr. Eduardo L pe Plant Director ( ) 1 1 eduardo.lope gkndriveline.com United ingdom 1 . Metagra M ico SAPI de C. . Sr. Mart n Aguirre bal Sales Manager ( ) 1 1 maguirre abal metagra.com Spain 1 . Nacional de Cobre, S.A. de C. . Sr. Didier arago a Herrera Industrial Sales ( ) d arago ah elememntia.com Me ico 1 . Okawa Me icana, S.A. de C. . Sr. Francisco Mart n del Campo C. Administrative Manager ( ) 1 francisco okawa.m apan 1 . TE FOR Me ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Eugenio Garc a Sales Manager ( ) 1 eugenia.garcia tekfor.com German Jalisco . ATSA Total Forging, S.A de C. . Sr. os Manuel Espinosa OEM Special Sales ( ) 1 jmespino a birlosatsa.com Me ico 1. Birlos Internacionales Sr. Jorge Enriquez Director ( ) 1 1 [email protected] Me ico . Fundidos Design, S.A. de C. . Sr. Sergio Carrillo Sales ( ) 1 sergio c fundidosdesign.com Me ico Nuevo León . Camcar de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Miguel Garc a Plant Manager ( ) 1 miguelgarcia acument.com Ital . Forja de Monterre , S.A. de C. . Sr. Edgar Romero Mart ne Marketing manager ( ) 1 edgar.romero forja mt .com.m Me ico . FRISA Forjados, S.A. de C. . Sr. Luis Mart nes Cant National Sales ( ) 1 1 lmartine frisa.com Me ico . Ploma , S.A. de C. . Sr. Pedro Gon le A. Operations ( ) 1 pgon ale a ploma .com Me ico . Techno Forge, S.A. de C. . Sr. Daniel Gon le Director ( ) 1 1 daniel technoforge.m Me ico . Tenaris Fitting, S.A. de C. . Sr. David Galicia ong Plant Manager ( ) 1 dgalicia tamsa.com.m Me ico . Tornillos Tuercas R.M., S.A. de C. . Sr. Salvador Mandujano Plant Manager ( ) 1 1 1 smandujano tornillos tuercas.com.m Me ico Puebla . Th ssen rupp Metal rgica de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. ictorio Rivera Head of Mouldmaking ( ) victorioriv prodig .net.m German 1. Th ssen rupp Presta de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Eduardo Farf n CEO ( ) 1 eduardo.farfan th ssenkrupp.com German Querétaro . Forja Ma uinados, S.A. de C. . Sra. Marcela Oma a Project Manager ( ) 1 marcela.omana f msa.net Me ico . M Torpar abamet, S.A. de C. . Sr. Germ n Iba e Marketing manager ( ) 1 e ports jmtorpar.com Me ico . Pressen Metal Components de uer taro Sr. Alfonso Hern nde Owner ( ) 1 1 1 pressenmetal gmail.com Me ico . Stamping Steel Trucks, S.A. de C. . Sr. Sergio M r ue Engineering Manager ( ) 1 sergio.mar ue steelandtrucks.com Me ico FORGINGCAPABILITIES IN MEXICO . Transmisiones E uipos Mec nicos, S.A. de C. . Sr. Ra l Cuevas Campillo Sales Manager ( ) 11 raul.cuevas tremec.com Me ico -
Baja California 1. amime , S.A. de C. . Sr. Luis Herrera Plant Manager ( ) 1 1 lherrera kamime tj.com apan Cuidad de México . ETAL, S.A. de C. Sr. es s Herrera Castro Smelting Process Manager ( ) jherrera etal.com.m Me ico . INDUX, S.A. de C. Sr. Luciano Ramire Sandoval Regional Manager ( ) 1 lramire indu .com.m Me ico . Sumimoto Corporation de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Ricardo Santiago Sales Manager ( ) 1 ricardo.santiago sumitomocorp.com apan . Tuercas Tornillos B e , S.A. de C. . Sra. Eloisa Báez Villamil Marketing ( ) eloisa.b tbae .com.m Me ico Coahuila . Sanden MFG de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Gabriel Sanche Operations Manager ( ) 1 gsanche sanden.com.m apan Estado de México . Bogen Souther, S.A. de C. . Sr. Oscar Bezi Managing Director ( ) 1 bogen forjasbogen.com Me ico . Forjadora Panamericana, S.A. de C. . Sr. Francisco A. Morales Gu m n Sales Manager ( ) 1 frankmogu gmail.com Me ico . PTT Precisi n T cnica de Toluca, S.A. de C. . Sr. Armando D as Gon le Sales ( ) 1 1 adia pttme ico.com Me ico 1 . SYPRIS Tecnologies Toluca, S.A. de C. . Sr. Oscar Re es Program Manager ( ) oscar.re es s pris.com United States Guanajuato 11. AAM North Am rica Guanajuato Manufacturing Comple Forja Sr. Gustavo Tovar Sala ar Engineering Manager ( ) gustavo.tovar aam.com United States 1 . Bill Forge de M ico, S.R.C. . Sr. Francisco Cardoso L pe Operations Manager ( ) 1 1 francisco.cardoso billforge.com India 1 . Dealba Sr. Omar Ascencio Sales Management ( ) 1 1 omar dealba.com.m Me ico 1 . Forjas de Cela a, S.A. de C. . Sr. Ismael Rui Head of R D ( ) 1 1 1 ismael.rui autometal.m Spain 1 . G N Driveline Cela a, S.A. de C. . Sr. Eduardo L pe Plant Director ( ) 1 1 eduardo.lope gkndriveline.com United ingdom 1 . Metagra M ico SAPI de C. . Sr. Mart n Aguirre bal Sales Manager ( ) 1 1 maguirre abal metagra.com Spain 1 . Nacional de Cobre, S.A. de C. . Sr. Didier arago a Herrera Industrial Sales ( ) d arago ah elememntia.com Me ico 1 . Okawa Me icana, S.A. de C. . Sr. Francisco Mart n del Campo C. Administrative Manager ( ) 1 francisco okawa.m apan 1 . TE FOR Me ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Eugenio Garc a Sales Manager ( ) 1 eugenia.garcia tekfor.com German Jalisco . ATSA Total Forging, S.A de C. . Sr. os Manuel Espinosa OEM Special Sales ( ) 1 jmespino a birlosatsa.com Me ico 1. Birlos Internacionales Sr. Jorge Enriquez Director ( ) 1 1 [email protected] Me ico . Fundidos Design, S.A. de C. . Sr. Sergio Carrillo Sales ( ) 1 sergio c fundidosdesign.com Me ico Nuevo León . Camcar de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Miguel Garc a Plant Manager ( ) 1 miguelgarcia acument.com Ital . Forja de Monterre , S.A. de C. . Sr. Edgar Romero Mart ne Marketing manager ( ) 1 edgar.romero forja mt .com.m Me ico . FRISA Forjados, S.A. de C. . Sr. Luis Mart nes Cant National Sales ( ) 1 1 lmartine frisa.com Me ico . Ploma , S.A. de C. . Sr. Pedro Gon le A. Operations ( ) 1 pgon ale a ploma .com Me ico . Techno Forge, S.A. de C. . Sr. Daniel Gon le Director ( ) 1 1 daniel technoforge.m Me ico . Tenaris Fitting, S.A. de C. . Sr. David Galicia ong Plant Manager ( ) 1 dgalicia tamsa.com.m Me ico . Tornillos Tuercas R.M., S.A. de C. . Sr. Salvador Mandujano Plant Manager ( ) 1 1 1 smandujano tornillos tuercas.com.m Me ico Puebla . Th ssen rupp Metal rgica de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. ictorio Rivera Head of Mouldmaking ( ) victorioriv prodig .net.m German 1. Th ssen rupp Presta de M ico, S.A. de C. . Sr. Eduardo Farf n CEO ( ) 1 eduardo.farfan th ssenkrupp.com German Querétaro . Forja Ma uinados, S.A. de C. . Sra. Marcela Oma a Project Manager ( ) 1 marcela.omana f msa.net Me ico . M Torpar abamet, S.A. de C. . Sr. Germ n Iba e Marketing manager ( ) 1 e ports jmtorpar.com Me ico . Pressen Metal Components de uer taro Sr. Alfonso Hern nde Owner ( ) 1 1 1 pressenmetal gmail.com Me ico . Stamping Steel Trucks, S.A. de C. . Sr. Sergio M r ue Engineering Manager ( ) 1 sergio.mar ue steelandtrucks.com Me ico . Transmisiones E uipos Mec nicos, S.A. de C. . Sr. Ra l Cuevas Campillo Sales Manager ( ) 11 raul.cuevas tremec.com Me ico