US Buyers · Mexican Factories
Source automotive injection molding on capability, not guesswork.
Ave matches each RFQ to Mexican factories whose press tonnage window and certification profile fit the program — then tracks factory interest in a single sourcing pipeline.
- Matching criteria
- Tonnage + certification
- Supported drawings
- STEP · STL · PDF
| Part | Tonnage | Certification | Status | Responses | Created |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interior trim bezel, PC/ABS | 350T | IATF 16949 | Matched | 4 | Mar 12 |
| Battery tray bracket, PA66-GF30 | 850T | IATF 16949 | Open | 2 | Mar 14 |
| Coolant reservoir housing, PP | 180T | ISO 9001 | Fulfilled | 6 | Feb 28 |
| Wire harness clip, POM | 90T | — | Open | 1 | Mar 15 |
Illustrative records shown for layout purposes. Matching runs against each factory's press tonnage window and certification profile.
How sourcing runs on Ave
Three steps from part specification to factory response.
- 01
Specify the part
Enter part description, required press tonnage, and the certifications the program demands. Attach STEP, STL, or PDF drawings.
- 02
Match on capability
Ave filters factories whose press tonnage window covers your requirement and whose profile carries every certification you specified.
- 03
Collect factory interest
Matched factories review the RFQ in their inbox and register interest. You track responses against each RFQ in one pipeline.
For Buyers
Replace spreadsheet supplier lists with capability-filtered matching.
- Tonnage-aware matching instead of keyword search
- Certification requirements enforced at match time
- CAD files shared through expiring signed links
- One pipeline for open, matched, and fulfilled RFQs
For Factories
Publish your capability profile once and receive relevant RFQs only.
- Publish press tonnage range and primary materials
- Receive only RFQs your presses can actually run
- Register interest directly from the RFQ inbox
- Mobile-first workflow for plant-floor teams