Metal Fabrication Overview
Our combined 283,000 square feet of sheet metal manufacturing is strategicaly located in Wisconsin and Mexico with mirrored capabilities and systems between sites to provide our customers with the flexibility, scalability, speed, and technical expertise required to quickly introduce new products into the market. With over 70 years of sheet metal fabrication and tooling experience, we have the experience to provide solutions to our customers' most difficult challenges. We become an extension of our customers' teams from prototype to production, mechanical assembly, integration, and testing to mitigate any potential design issues and costs.
How it Works
There are two main sheet metal manufacturing processes: soft tooling and hard tooling. Soft tooling, or sheet metal forming, uses lasers, turrets, and brake presses to form sheet metal parts and components through cutting, punching, and bending. Learn More
Hard Tooling, or metal stamping, feeds coiled sheet metal into a stamping press where the steel die forms the metal in one or more stages. Learn More
Capabilities
Sheet Metal Fab Prototype Center
Machining
Sheet Metal Stamping Presses from 30 to 250 Tons
Welding
Sheet Metal Forming - Lasers, Turrets, Press Brakes
In-House Sheet Metal Tooling
Robotic Operators
Conveyor Paint Line
Robotic Press Brake
Pad Printing
Automatic Tool Changing
Automation and Robotics
At Tenere, we continue to invest in state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment, automation, and robotics to increase efficiencies, quality, and ergonomics. Depending on your program size and requirements our automation engineers will determine if robotic operators for sheet metal parts or assemblies will benefit your program.
Soft Tool Metal Fabrication
We have one of the largest soft tool metal fabrication capacity in North America.
Monterrey, Mexico
Our Monterrey facility offers the same sheet metal fabrication capabilities as our facilities in Wisconsin.
