ASPINA completes expansion of its Mexico plant to support serial production of automotive HVAC blowers later this year. This production represents the first time HVAC blowers will be made in North America. “We are very proud of the work our Mexico and Japan teams have accomplished. Building expansion, repurposing of space and line installations were all conducted during the COVID virus peak,” says Rex Bergsma, President and CEO of ASPINA Americas. “The commitment of our team was high, and we are grateful for their efforts.”
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“The commitment of our team was high, and we are grateful for their efforts.”
Expansion of ASPINA’s plant, located in Irapuato City, Guanajuato State, allows the company to continue to support its automotive Climate Seat HVAC blower production and production of ASPINA medical products at high scale. The Irapuato factory will produce nearly 10M parts over the next year alone and as we create and implement new business ideas and models of working with our amazing customers, we plan to eclipse this quantity soon after.
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The Irapuato plant will also become an eventual landing spot for several new, disruptive technologies in which ASPINA are engaged with brilliant, start-up companies. Supporting the technologies of tomorrow is a mainstay of ASPINA’s mission. “Engineered To Inspire” is not just a tagline; it is a belief and practice of our company. The expansion allows ASPINA to play new and important roles in the coming years.
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