TECHNO ASSOCIE DE MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V.
| Corporate name | TECHNO ASSOCIE DE MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V. （abbreviation：TMX) |
|---|---|
| Established | May 1999 |
| Location |
【TIJUANA HEADQUARTERS (OFFICE, WAREHOUSE)】 BLVD. HECTOR TERAN TERAN #20120 EDIFICIO 9-A, CIUDAD INDUSTRIAL, MESA DE OTAY TIJUANA, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO 22444 【SILAO OFFICE (SALES OFFICE, WAREHOUSE)】 AV. ALAMO #108 PARQUE INDUSTRIAL LAS COLINAS, SILAO, GUANAJUATO, MEXICO 36113 |
| Capital | 11,969 thousand USD |
| Investment ratio |
TECHNO ASSOCIE Co., Ltd. 73.32％ T.A. AMERICA CORPORATION 26.68％ |
| The number of employees | 77（Among them, 5 expatriates） |
Business details
Sales of fasteners, metal parts, chemical products, and other products to the automotive, electrical, housing, and industrial equipment fields, with a focus on automobile parts, which is the main industry in central Mexico
Quality assurance systems
Various inspection facilities and an enhanced quality assurance system, we focus on acceptance inspections of imported and locally procured products and periodic audits of suppliers.
Obtained ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification
Main Inspection Equipment：
3D coordinate measuring machine, Image measuring system（2.5D）, projector, Hardness Tester (Micro Vickers, Rockwell), Surface roughness measuring machine, Contour shape measuring machine, Roundness measuring machine, microscope, etc.
Characteristics of TMX
TMX focuses on local procurement within the USMCA region as well as imports from suppliers around the world and TA overseas offices, utilizing the TA Group's global network.
We also possess an IMMEX license approved by the Mexican Ministry of Economy to promote exports. Our strengths lie in our proposal-oriented sales approach, which takes a step further to grasp the needs of our customers, and in our quality assurance system, which is fully equipped with various inspection facilities such as 3D measuring machines, image measuring machines, projection machines, and hardness testers for handling automotive parts. Our local staff and Japanese expatriates work together to adapt to today's rapidly changing social conditions.
Fasteners, metal parts (forging, cutting, die-casting, stamping, etc.), chemical products (rubber, tapes, etc.), etc.
