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stackpoole77
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Brake Shoe Stampings

09/18/2006 7:46 AM

Can anyone help me to find a plant, preferably near Mexico that is capable of stamping high volumes of brake shoes, minus the friction material?

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Re: BRAKE SHOE STAMPINGS

09/18/2006 8:32 AM

Did you look here? Stamping Services

Just sort the list by "Headquarters"

Are they for anything exciting?
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Re: Brake Shoe Stampings

09/19/2006 8:34 AM

I"ve used Wainwright Industries. A major automotive stamper with high quality stampings and great customer support.
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stackpoole77
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Re: Brake Shoe Stampings

09/19/2006 9:06 AM

Thanks for the referral, I will check them out. Do you ever buy any prototype or low volume stampings? If so, we need to talk. Please send me an e-mail at stackpoole77@yahoo.com

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ReyChara
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Re: Brake Shoe Stampings

09/20/2006 10:58 PM

Hi, We are located in Lima, Peru, South America.

We have a Free Trade Agreement with Mexico, so we can export there the Brake Shoe Stampings, cheaper than from USA.

Please send more detailed information and technical specifications directly to: ReyChara@gmail.com
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