Wolverine Metal Stamping began operating in 1957 as an audio-electronics supplier. We have expanded over the years to provide stamped metal components to the Automotive, Furniture, Appliance, Hardware, and Computer Industries. Wolverine began to diversify its offerings about a decade ago in order to achieve the goal of continuous improvement and seamless solutions.

 In 1990, Wolverine added Robotic Welding Services to address the needs of the anti-lock braking industry. In 1991, again, we responded to customer needs by adding in house assembly capacity. Metal Fabrication was added to the Wolverine portfolio in 1992 to meet the demand of customers with lower volume metal production requirements.

 In order to offer superior quality and productivity versus traditional die stamping operations, Wolverine then invested in programmable Press Cell Robotics. Wolverine also provides an extensive array of quality audit systems, in-house engineering support, and a modern fleet of over-the-road and transport vehicles.

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Wolverine Metal Stamping

Eric Jackson

Rogelio Rueda

Victor Ortega Ferrer

Karenji Ramsuer

Rolando de Jesus Martinez Diaz

Stacy Coleman

Enrique Gonzalez

Richard Frederick

The Manufacturing and Operations team at Wolverine Metal Stamping is responsible for overseeing the production process, ensuring operational efficiency, and maintaining high-quality standards across all metal stamping and fabrication activities. This team collaborates with engineering and quality assurance personnel to implement advanced manufacturing techniques, manage resources effectively, and optimize workflows, ultimately delivering precise components to various industries while driving continuous improvement initiatives.

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