Weiss-Aug Group is proud to offer custom manufactured components and assemblies to OEM, Tier 1, and Tier 2 automotive customers. Our focus on precision and quality has led us to become IATF 16949:2016 Certified, ensuring that our products meet the highest industry standards.
Our expertise in precision metal stamping is just the beginning of what we offer. We specialize in partnering with our customers to provide early engineering support and prototyping services, allowing us to meet the unique requirements of high-power, hybrid, and electrification projects.
Automotive Innovation
Supporting current growth drivers and market requirements for the electrification of automotive subsystems, Weiss-Aug Group delivers a wide spectrum of manufacturing capabilities and technologies to meet the market demands of automotive customers.
Weiss-aug group delivers innovative technology for automotive sensors, switches, connectors, terminals and assemblies while bridging collective technology and knowledge in new product development.
Design and Development Support
Our new product development engineers have a wealth of experience in automotive prototyping and understand your requirements for developing a robust, cost-effective, repeatable, and reliable part. We have worked with many of the top Tier 1 and OEM in the automotive industry for more than 30 years.
In addition to the general requirements of product design and prototyping, we can assist you with your specific automotive prototyping requirements.
- We understand your need to meet milestones for a model-year project, as well as the ability to move quickly from prototype to production.
- Our quality team is involved in the prototyping stage to ensure that critical dimensions and requirements are considered early on for faster PPAP later in production.
Contact us to learn how you can benefit from a service designed with process efficiency through reduced steps, reduced cost, an accelerated time to market, and improved product performance. We look forward to introducing you to our award-winning team of skilled toolmakers, process and manufacturing engineers.
"Our goal is to help our customers develop concepts into a robust manufacturing program to meet and exceed demanding automotive requirements." - Virgil DeLay, VP, Diemasters Division
Automotive Assemblies
Weiss-Aug Group supplies the custom, highly engineered automotive assemblies, producing them according to your needs:
Semi and Fully Automated Work Cells
- Fully automated cells for high volume complex automotive programs
- Robotically assisted inspection, electrical testing, and specialized packaging
- In-house automation group focuses on zero defects, reducing labor cost, and improved efficiency
- Integration of Machine Learning utilizing advanced Artificial Intelligence developed in house by our Lupine Research division
Assembly Services Including:
- Heat staking
- Crimping and joining
- Welding
- PEM insertion, orbital and radial riveting or ring staking
Manual Assembly
Our Mexico facility offers full capabilities from stamping to injection molding and the lowest landed cost of manual assembly.
Automotive Metal Stamping Components
Small and Miniature Metal Stamping Components
Weiss-Aug started as a stamping company over 50 years ago. Our focus on complex, high precision, and miniature high-speed stamping shines through in our automotive projects. Utilizing high-speed Bruderer presses that range from 20 to 90 tons, capable of speeds up to 1600 strokes per minute, and an in-line 100% vision system for monitoring critical features combined with fully automated assembly, we can guarantee completely defect-free products that meet and exceed quality standards. From stainless steel to copper and gold plated materials, we can supply stampings loose or reeled for your application.
Medium-Size Automotive Metal Stamping Components and Assemblies
For larger stampings, such as automotive electric vehicle busbar applications, we offer stamping capabilities from 60 to 350 tons with our thicker materials being stamped by our Diemasters division. We stamp copper, steel, and other materials (up to 6mm or .25 inches) exclusively on best-in-class Minster stamping presses. If your automotive metal part requires assembly, our robotic welding cells with automated leak testing and other secondary operations can provide you with a full assembly for your needs.
With a fleet of 50+ presses in the US and Mexico, we provide millions of quality metal stampings to North American automotive companies every day.
Automotive Insert Molding and Overmolding
Specializing in high-volume applications, our automotive injection molding, and automotive insert molding is perfect for the high quality and precision needs of this industry. We work with a variety of resins and utilize both horizontal and vertical machines, as well as reel-to-reel and micro-molding. Force testing, electrical testing, and hard gauges allow us to evaluate the functionality of all products. We can offer you automotive molding services in our US locations or from our Monterrey plant in Mexico.
Key Product Groups
Electrification Components
Packging Solutions
Lead-Frames and Terminals
Mechanical Components
Challenge: Produce a reel-to-reel gold plated component with multiple part number configurations
Solution: Build an inline 8 Cavity mold with an integrated cut-off post-press and automated tube loading for packaging.
Outcome: A very cost-effective process for the customer that allows them to seamlessly load the switch into the next step in their manufacturing line.
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“Today through use of innovative lean manufacturing techniques, expansive engineered processes and a strict adherence to the highest quality and safety standards, our stamping plant has successfully produced recent multi-year PPM ratings of less than one. Our stamping philosophies have also earned us high supplier ratings with both automotive and medical customers and continuous positive auditing scores from yearly ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, ISO 14001:2015 audits and IATF 16949:2016.”
— Dieter Weissenrieder, CEO and Founder