MANUFACTURING
Q u e r e t a r o C o n g r e s s C e n t e r, Q r o . , M e x i c o
Automotive applications: latest trends in advanced manufacturing
• The leading industry event in Mexico focused
on the production and manufacturing of
automotive applications and components.
• The best scenario for a real autopart
manufacturing networking experience.
• Directed primarily to autopart manufacturing
and production engineers at OEM`s and Tier-1/2/3
plants in Mexico.
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Venue:
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AUTOPARTS
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About the event
An autopart focused event where knowledge
transfer and networking opportunities put you
in the forefront of this growing Mexican industry!
Mexico's automotive industry has grown steadily and remains a major recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI). Information
of the Secretary of Economy has estimated US$3.6 billion of FDI for the automotive industry during the first three quarters of
2014, with US$1.2 billion destined solely to autoparts manufacturing.
Today, the automotive industry is one of the most important economic engines in Mexico, represents 6% of total GDP in
Mexico and 18% of the manufacturing production.
The National Autopart Industry association (INA) estimates that Mexico produced US$81 billion worth of autoparts in 2014.
Mexico was by far the biggest supplier of autoparts to the U.S. last year, accounting for 34% of the total US$138 billion
imported by the U.S. Mexico is bound for continued growth with the arrival of other automakers such as Infinity, Mercedes
Benz, Audi, BMW and Kia Motors in 2017.
• The Mexican autoparts industry
is now the 6th major producer in the
world, behind China, Japan, United
States, Germany and South Korea.
• In 2014, Mexico became the bigger
automotive manufacturer in Latin
America, leaving Brazil behind. And
this growth will continue since
automotive production could reach
3.3 million vehicles by 2015 and up to
4.8 by 2019; as indicated by the
Automotive Industry Mexican
Association (AMIA).
• Big opportunities in Mexico are
unveiled for machinery and equipment
manufacturers, as indicated by the
Center of Development for Automotive
Industry (CEDIAM), due to the need for
technological reconversion in Tier-1, 2
and 3 autopart manufacturers, in order
to meet the automakers new goals and
requirements.
The Mexican supply-chain is the backbone of this growing industry, a structure
where part-makers are at the forefront. To help strengthen this sector, the industry
publications METALMECANICA and TECNOLOGIA DEL PLASTICO will launch in
2015 the 4th edition of the Autopart Manufacturing Conference & Exhibition, to be
held in Queretaro, a city located strategically in the heart of Mexico’s leading
industrial development region: the Bajio.
During its 2015 edition, the Autopart Manufacturing Conference & Exhibition will
highlight state-of-the-art technical developments related to materials, processing,
design, equipment and machinery for manufacturing metallic and plastic automotive
parts and components.
Along with OEM’s, Tier-1/2/3 manufacturers, recognized industry experts and
leading technology suppliers, we invite you to be part of the present and future of
the thriving, dynamic and world-class Mexican autopart industry.
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Growing Attendance since 2011
Interact face-to-face with an exclusive and
highly-qualified industry audience!
2013
2012
2011
34
38
Speakers
Speakers
18
Speakers
134
693
562
235
Qualified attendees
to the conference &
exhibition area
Total Attendees
Total Attendees
Total Attendees
83
Industry Suppliers
416
Qualified attendees
to the conference &
exhibition area
194%
128
531
108
Industry Suppliers
Industry Suppliers
Qualified attendees
to the conference &
exhibition area
Increase of
total visitors
2011 - 2013
2013 Seminar & Exhibit attendee breakdown:
8%
Tier-1
693
TOTAL ATTENDEES
3%
OEM’s
87%
2%
2013 CONFERENCE ROOM
Industry Associations
& Goverment Institutions
Tier-1/2/3
and industry
Suppliers
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Our Focus in 2013
Contributing to strengthening and growing the
Mexican autopart supply chain!
2013 Review: The conference & exhibition presented technical conferences on new industry trends and more effective and
efficient manufacturing and production processes, promoting the strengthening and development of the Mexican autopart
manufacturing supply chain, in order to face the growing domestic demand from established and new OEM’s present in Mexico.
Highlights: Imports Substitution, Technical Training, Keynote Speakers, Commercial Exhibitions, and Networking Lunches
& Cocktail.
VISITOR-EXHIBITOR INTERACTION
TECHNICAL TRAINING
BUSINESS NETWORKING
Testimonials from 2013 participants:
“The Conference and Exhibition Autoparts Manufacturing 2013 was very important for the Autoparts industry in Mexico.
We had the opportunity to network with the OEM´s and this was key to understand how companies like Moldegama can
increase its share in the Mexican market. To Mexico it is very important to promote the injection plastic industry for
Autoparts.” Carlos Febra - Moldegama.
“I really enjoy being here. We need more from the suppliers. The 2013 event was an excellent platform to interact with the
suppliers and see what they are planning to offer in the near future. If the suppliers have innovative ideas, we need to know
them.” Bhavani Thota - Ford Company.
“The Event is highly important as it promotes the knowledge and development of the Mexican Companies in the autoparts
industry.” Diego Moretti -Nortegubisian.
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Our Focus for the 2015 Edition
Strengthening and growing the Mexican autopart supply
chain through industry intelligence and technology
knowledge-transfer!
Our 2015 event will focus on the present and future of autopart manufacturing, via world-class technical conferences devised
to helping production, manufacturing, quality and design engineers become better prepared to compete globally and meet the
significant demands of the growing Mexican autopart industry.
• Cutting-edge training in manufacturing trends, best practices and technical breakthroughs in automotive applications.
• Focus on major developments on light-weight materials, automation, robotics, software, quality control, and additives for
industrial autopart manufacturing.
• Networking and new business opportunities among the major players of the autopart manufacturing industry in Mexico.
• Interaction with leading technology supplier experts who will participate in our exclusive exhibit area.
For plastics component manufacturers:
Current and forthcoming uses of materials, injection
molding technologies, auxiliary equipment and new technical
developments for plastic components manufacturing.
For metal component manufacturers:
Most demanded metal components by automakers, new machining
technologies (multi axis machining centers; EDM, laser and Waterjet
systems, etc.), new materials for manufacturing components; die
casting and tooling.
• Relevant and up-to-date market information to better navigate the growing Mexican automotive industry.
• Opportunity to share ideas in a peer-to-peer ambiance of engineers and manufacturing professionals.
• An effective approach to dig into today`s real autopart manufacturers requirements and challenges.
Adjusting to make you MORE successful:
• Double the exhibit time to increase networking and sales opportunities
• Larger exhibit space to offer more autopart manufacturing solutions
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Sponsorship opportunities
GOLD SPONSORSHIP:
• 3x3 meters booth to showcase your technology solutions.
• Gold sponsor branding in advertising campaign to promote the event in METALMECANICA and TECNOLOGIA DEL PLASTICO print and
electronic media, and communications delivered through other contributing media and industry associations.
• Mention as Gold Sponsor in prominent section of the event’s webpage including logo, company description and contact information in the
exhibitors listing.
• Mention as Gold Sponsor in the Event Directory including logo, company description and contact information in the exhibitors listing.
• Three (3) passes to the conference program, exhibit area, lunches & cocktail for company staff.
• Six (6) passes with a 30% discount for your VIP guests
Price: US$6,470 Gross (with Agency) / US$5,500 (w/out Agency)
Additional 3x3 meter booth: USD$3,300 Net
3 mtr
3 mtr
PREMIUM LIMITED SPEAKER SPONSORSHIPS: (REQUIRES EXHIBIT SPACE PURCHASE)
• Be part of our conference program and present our qualified audience with a success story that reflects the application and benefits of your technological solutions.
• Speaking opportunity in the conference room to present your technology solutions (30 minutes including a 5 minutes Q&A session). The main topic of the conference
is subject to revision by our editorial team.
• Exclusive for 4 top metalworking and 4 top plastics technology suppliers (2 success stories per day per industry).
• Branding as Success Story Conference Speaker in the advertising campaign to promote the event in METALMECANICA and
TECNOLOGIA DEL PLASTICO print and electronic media, and communications delivered through other contributing media and
industry associations.
• Mention as Success Story Conference Speaker in the Event Directory including logo, company description and contact information
in the exhibitors listing.
• Mention as Success Story Conference Speaker in prominent section of the event’s webpage including logo, company description
and contact information in the exhibitors listing.
Non-exhibitors Price: US$11,500 Gross (with Agency) / US$10,000 (w/out Agency).
Only two available for
Exhibitors Price: US$5,500 Gross (with Agency) / US$4,800 (w/out Agency)*
the plastics track
* To be added to the booth price of your choice.
STANDARD EXHIBITS:
• 3x3 meter booth to showcase your technology solutions.
• Mention as Standard Sponsor in the event’s webpage including logo , company description and contact information in the exhibitors listing.
• Mention as Standard Sponsor in the Event Directory including logo, company description and contact information in the exhibitors listing.
• Two (2) passes to the conference program, exhibit area, lunches & cocktail for company staff.
• Six (6) passes with a 30% discount for your VIP guests.
Price: US$5,000 Gross (with Agency) / US$4,200 (w/out Agency)
Note: The Standard Sponsorship does not include branding in advertising campaign to promote the event in
METALMECANICA and TECNOLOGIA DEL PLASTICO print and electronic media, and communications delivered
through other contributing media and industry associations.
3 mtr
3 mtr
MANUFACTURING CELL: (LIMITED TO 2 EXCLUSIVE CELLS)
• Exclusive 12x6 meter islands to be shared by up to 4 other suppliers to present a “live” manufacturing cell within the exhibit hall.
• Limited to one Manufacturing Cell for metal components and another one for plastics.
• Manufacturing Cell Sponsor branding in advertising campaign to promote the event in METALMECANICA and
TECNOLOGIA DEL PLASTICO print and electronic media, and communications delivered through other contributing
media and industry associations.
• Mention as Manufacturing Cell Sponsor in prominent section of the event’s webpage including logo, company description
and contact information in the exhibitors listing.
• Mention as Manufacturing Cell Sponsor in the Event Directory including logo, company description and contact
information in the exhibitors listing.
• Eight (8) passes, per Manufacturing Cell, to the conference program, exhibit area, lunches &cocktail for company staff.
• Twenty (20) passes, per Manufacturing Cell, with a 30% discount for your VIP guests.
Price: US$24,000 Gross (with Agency) / US$20,400 (w/out Agency).
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6 mtr
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Conferences & Speakers 2015
Industry intelligence and state-of-the-art plastics and metalworking
manufacturing & production trends and technology.
General Audience Track:
“The Mexican Autopart Industry”, by INA’s Oscar R. Albin:
Mr. Albin is Executive President at National Industry of Autoparts in Mexico (INA) since 2012, the leading
association representing over 350 autopart manufacturing plants in the country. Albin has a Mechanical
Engineering degree from the University of Monterrey. He is currently pursuing a renewable energies Master
degree.
“Challenges and opportunities faced by the American automakers: Focus on Mexico”.
UMTRI, Bruce Bełzowski.
Bruce M. Belzowski, managing director of UMTRI's Automotive Futures group, received a B.A. from the
University of California, Berkeley, and an M.A. from the University of Michigan (U-M). Prior to joining UMTRI,
Bruce worked for U-M's Institute for Social Research and for R.L. Polk, where he was responsible for
developing models of new car purchases and aftermarket spending. He joined Automotive Futures as a
research associate for the former Industry Structure Group in 1994.
“Panel Discussion: Plastics VS Metal” An interesting discussion where automotive experts will challenge the true and myths
about the substitution of metal for plastics components. Participants to this debate will be exposed to the myths and realities
that must be identified to meet the demands for lightweight, durable and eco-efficient vehicles.
Moderator: Armando Bravo, Physicist from the Facultad de Ciencias dela UNAM, Mexico; postgraduate and doctorate physics
degrees from Auburn University, Alabama USA; and current Director and co-founder of CeDIAM Nacional (Centro de Desarrollo
de la Industria Automotriz en México).
“Panel Discussion: Benefits of Tooling and Equipment's Life-Cycle Management”.
Gerardo Arias, Process Manager at General Motors
Jesús Ascencio, Technology and Operations Manager at Chrysler
German Esparza, Channel Director Mesoamerica at Siemens Industry Software
Moderator: David Luna, Editor-in-Chief at Metalmecanica Internacional
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Specific Plastics Track:
“Shining a Spotlight on Innovation: SPE Automotive Innovation Awards Competition”
Dr. Jeff Helms - SPE
Dr. Jeffrey Helms received his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry in 1984 and his Ph.D. in Chemistry in
1988 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In addition, he received his MBA degree from Michigan
State University through the Executive MBA program in 2000.
Helms has been employed by Celanese Corp. in the Engineered Materials business since November 2008
where he is the Global Automotive Manager. In this role, he is responsible for driving and coordinating the
Celanese Engineered Materials product line growth at the OEM level.
“Alternative precursors for sustainable and cost-effective carbon fiber production
for the automotive industry”, by VW’s Hendrik Mainka:
Hendrik Mainka has worked as a Project Engineer for VW since 2011. He also is a Ph.D. candidate in the
Manufacturing Engineering Department of University of Bremen in Germany. Hendrik Mainka earned a Bachelor's
degree in Chemical Engineering from the Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany in 2008 and a
Master's degree in Molecular and Structural Product Design from the same University in 2010. Mr. Mainka was
also a Research Assistant at Otto-von-Guericke University from 2010 to 2011. The focus of his current research
is on alternative precursors for sustainable and cost-effective carbon fiber production for the automotive industry.
“Utilization of High Volume Composite Material Manufacturing Technologies
as Light Weight Solutions” FPC’s MEng. Vanja Ugresic:
Vanja received her Masters of Engineering Science (Chemical Engineering) in 2011 and her Bachelor of
Engineering (Chemical Engineering) in 2008 from Western University, London, Canada. She worked at Techniche
Universitat Munchen, Germany as a Project Leader from 2008-2011. Since 2012 she worked as a Research
Engineer at Fraunhofer Project Center @ Western (FPC). She was responsible for planning, executing and
evaluating the manufacturing trials on full industrial scale in the field of compression molded fiber reinforced
plastics. Vanja transitioned into a Manager of Operations role at FPC@Western in 2015.
Specific Metalworking Track:
“Toyota’s Vision in today’s Automotive Industry”, by CSE’s Roberto Hernandez:
Dr. Hernandez Lecanda is currently president and founder of Consultores en Sistemas Esbeltos
(i.e. Lean System Consultants), base of Mexico’s Lean Way Group. He has over 35 years of experience
working in manufacturing plants, and over half of them in senior management positions, and more recently as
Operations VP of Mexico’s Flextronics Plata Sur.
“Evolution of Manufacturing & Machining Processes for a More Competitive Automotive
industry”, by BorgWarner’s Santiago Rodríguez Uribe:
Engineering and Production Manager with a wide experience in manufacturing processes and new
technologies for the automotive industry.
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Event Map and Floor Layout
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19B
20 27 28 29 30
30A 31 32 33 34
35 36
38A 39 40 41 42
37 38
ACCESS DAY 2
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53 46
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92 87
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52 47
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Ambulance
Manufacturing cell
Media Booth
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CONFERENCE ROOM #1
METALMECANICA
STAGE
Column
1
50 49
CATERING AREA
STAGE
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51 48
60 59
12 11 10
CONFERENCE ROOM #2
TECNOLOGÍA DEL PLÁSTICO
MC-1
REGISTRATION AREA
94 85
104 95
STAGE
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Hydrant
Organizers Booth
+
Door
Sold
Reserved
Available
05/05/15
CONFIRMED SPONSORS/EXHIBITORS
BOOTH #
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
19B
22 al 25
27
COMPANY NAME
Benign
Winner Tech
Proteam
UPS
Taiwan Takisawa
IQMS
IQMS
Dees Hydraulic
ABB
ABB
Frago
Ditek
Tecnología del Plástico
Mitsubishi Electric
Metalmecanica
BOOTH #
28
29
30
30A
34
38A
45
46 - 47
48
49
50
54
55
58
59
60 - 61
COMPANY NAME
Autopartes Media Booth
INA
ANIPAC
Gravotech
Moldes RP
Fuji
Hitec
Tong-Tai
Welding
Helmut
Redi Color
Smicentroamericana
Dessouter
Lagalm
Elementia
Elementia
BOOTH #
62
64
65 al 67
69 - 70
72
74
75
79
80
84
85
89
90
100 - 99
101 - 102
105 - 95
COMPANY NAME
Mattsa
Dessouter
Schuler
KAESER
Fidsa
Indpad
Karl Zeiss
Epicor
KOSMEK
Ciateq
Nitrex
Polnac
Jon Wai
BASF
Renishaw
Totvs
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Reserve your booth space ASAP and take
capitalize on the growing Mexican autopart
manufacturing industry!
General Manager
Alfredo Domador, [email protected]
Mexico: +52 (55) 5093-0000 Ext. 47302
USA: +1 (305) 448-6875 Ext. 47302
Event Manager
Oscar Higuera, [email protected]
Mexico: +52 (55) 5093-0000 Ext. 15042
USA: +1 (305) 448-6875 Ext. 15042
Exhibit & Sponsorship Sales
Daniel Cespedes, [email protected]
Mexico: +52 (55) 5093-0000 Ext. 15043
USA: +1 (305) 448-6875 Ext. 15043
Sales Representative Mexico
Miguel Jara Betancourth, [email protected]
Tel. Mex: +52(442) 340 7317
Cel: 52 (442) 126 9709
Conference Program: Metalworking Track
David Luna, [email protected]
Mexico: +52 (1) 55 1535 3326
Conference Program: Plastics Track
Natalia Ortega, [email protected]
Mexico: +52 (55) 5093-0000 Ext. 15020
USA: +1 (305) 448-6875 Ext. 15020
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