Expanding Near-Shore Capacity at Our Mexico Facility

To better support global customers, our Mexico facility has expanded its injection molding capabilities with additional production lines. This expansion improves supply chain flexibility, shortens delivery times, and provides localized manufacturing support for North American markets. Combined with our Zhuhai headquarters, the Mexico facility strengthens our ability to provide efficient OEM and ODM solutions from mold development to finished component production.

Planning a Project Across Manufacturing Locations

For an electrical switch component project, production location is one part of a wider engineering plan. Tooling responsibility, material availability, sample approval and inspection methods should be clear before a mold or part moves between sites. A shared drawing revision and an agreed list of critical dimensions help teams compare samples consistently.

Customers evaluating near-shore production can start by identifying the part family, expected demand, delivery location and any tools already in use. Existing mold condition, maintenance needs and spare components may also affect the transfer plan. These details support a practical discussion of capacity and project timing.

Jingmu presents its manufacturing and service locations on the global factories page. To discuss a specific program, contact our team with drawings, quantities and destination requirements. The team can then confirm the scope and site responsibilities for that project.

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Questions About Expanding Near-Shore Capacity at Our Mexico Facility

What should be reviewed when planning near-shore production?

Review part drawings, tooling responsibility, material availability, sample approval and delivery location. Existing mold condition and required maintenance also matter when a program involves moving tooling between manufacturing sites.

What should I send when discussing a related project?

Send 2D drawings or 3D CAD files, the required material, expected quantities and any critical tolerances. Include the intended application and delivery location. If drawings are not available, contact the team to discuss clear photographs or a sample.