Supply Chain
The Cost Benefits of Sourcing from Domestic OEM Suppliers
Lower Transportation Costs and Faster Turnarounds
Transportation and logistics are among the most significant cost drivers in global sourcing. Working with domestic suppliers in the Americas minimizes shipping costs and shortens delivery windows. Parts arrive faster, enabling just-in-time inventory and lean production models.
No Tariffs, Lower Risk
Tariffs and trade restrictions are a growing concern for OEMs sourcing from China or India. Operating under favorable trade agreements in the Americas ensures products cross borders efficiently, meaning more predictable pricing and fewer compliance concerns.
Supply Chain Resilience and Responsiveness
Global events have revealed the vulnerabilities of long-distance supply chains. A nearshore operation near the U.S. provides stability with direct transportation routes, shorter supply lines, real-time communication, and rapid prototyping without time zone barriers.
Quality Assurance with Advanced Metrology
Rigorous quality control processes align with the highest industry standards. The 3D FARO arm develops and verifies attribute control gauges to inspect parts across all shifts, while the Production Part Approval Process guarantees repeatable manufacturing.
True Cost Savings Beyond Unit Price
Unit price is only one aspect of cost. OEMs must consider total cost of ownership, including freight, tariffs, warehousing, and production risks. Nearshore sourcing simplifies this with faster deliveries, easier oversight, and quality systems that reduce errors.


