Wiegel Expands Manufacturing in Mexico with AIDA Servo Press
AIDA-America, metal stamping press manufacturer in Dayton, OH, USA, is proud to support Wiegel, a global provider of mass-production metal stamping solutions, serving industries including automotive, appliance, aerospace, construction, lighting, e-mobility, energy, datacenters, and telecommunications. It produces a wide range of stamped components such as busbars, terminals, lead frames, brackets, and wire and cable connectors. Wiegel recently completed factory acceptance of a two-point AIDA direct drive servo press for its new Silao, GTO, Mexico facility to help support manufacturing expansion initiatives.
This new 300 Metric ton AIDA servo press will support Wiegel’s high-speed and heavy-tonnage stamping applications. Equipped with an integrated tonnage monitor, die protection, and custom bolster and slide machining, the press features an Allen-Bradley servo control system for ease of operation. This investment strengthens Wiegel’s ability to provide localized, high-quality stamping services in Mexico while maintaining the engineering support its customers expect.
AIDA is a leading supplier of metal stamping presses and metal forming equipment. Through engineering, manufacturing, sales, service, and support, AIDA provides essential partnerships to numerous industries worldwide. AIDA servo and mechanical stamping presses are available in capacities from 35 to 4,000 tons and 1 to 800 strokes per minute. Single press, tandem line, high speed, lamination, and cold forging models for single stroke, transfer, and progressive die applications provide a full range of production capabilities. Additionally, AIDA offers robust material handling and automation systems for complete turn-key solutions produced by a single manufacturer. Sales, service, engineering, and manufacturing locations in more than 40 cities across 20 countries support press installations exceeding 80,000 units in over 60 countries. These systems stamp products for the automotive, appliance, electronics, electrical, and consumer goods sectors.
