Sourcing in Mexico for US manufacturers
Vetted Mexican suppliers and real quotes for the parts you already buy
Send a drawing and the price you pay today. We ask the right suppliers to quote, check who can really make it, and give you comparable numbers to negotiate with.
- Bilingual contact, English and Spanish, for every RFQ
- No obligation to order
Price check RFQ-2026-00142
Mounting bracket, CNC milled
6061-T6 aluminum · ±0.05 mm · anodized
2,000 pcs / year · ship to Laredo, TX
Your current supplier
Remote, no local contact
6 wk
$14.20
Supplier A
Querétaro · ISO 9001
4 wk
$11.40
Supplier B
Monterrey · IATF 16949
3 wk
$12.05
Supplier C
Saltillo · ISO 9001
5 wk
$13.80
- supplier profiles in Mexico, with public contacts
- 543
- industrial cities, from Tijuana to Mérida
- 16
- process categories, from machining to wiring harnesses
- 17
- commission from suppliers, so quotes stay clean
- $0
Already buying in Mexico?
The problems we hear from US buyers every week
You do not need to be convinced about Mexico. You need suppliers that ship on time and answer in English.
“Deliveries slip and nobody tells us until the truck is late.”
One supplier, no backup, no one on the ground who checks progress.
WE DOFind a second source and compare lead times before you commit.
“Quotes take weeks and come back in a different format each time.”
Spanish emails, missing tooling costs, Incoterms nobody stated.
WE DOSend one clear RFQ and return quotes in one table, same terms.
“We find quality problems at incoming inspection.”
Capabilities on the website did not match what the shop floor can hold.
WE DOCheck equipment, certifications and references before a supplier quotes.
How a price check works
From your drawing to comparable quotes
STEP 1
Send the part
Name the part, the quantity and what you pay today. Attach whatever you have: drawings, models, spreadsheets, photos.
STEP 2
We get the quotes
We choose the shops that can really make your part, send them a clear RFQ and follow up in Spanish.
STEP 3
You compare
Unit price, tooling, lead time and certification side by side, against your current price.
STEP 4
You decide
Order directly from the supplier, or let us manage samples, first article and logistics.
Browse by process
17 categories, the way buyers search
- Surface Treatment & Finishing65 suppliers
- Metal Machining & CNC245 suppliers
- Metal Forming211 suppliers
- Welding & Joining130 suppliers
- Casting & Foundry5 suppliers
- Plastics & Composites31 suppliers
- Rubber & Elastomers7 suppliers
- Heat Treatment8 suppliers
- Steel Structures & Fabrication102 suppliers
- Electrical & Electronics Manufacturing19 suppliers
- Tooling, Moulds & Fixtures38 suppliers
- Packaging26 suppliers
- Logistics & Transportation7 suppliers
- Wood, Furniture & Interiors129 suppliers
- Textile & Technical Fabrics8 suppliers
- Automotive10 suppliers
- Medical & MedTech1 suppliers
Suppliers on Suconex
Shops in the border states and the Bajío
Aceros y Maquilas León
Monterrey, Nuevo León
AG Furniture Manufacturer
Tijuana, Baja California
Color Lab
Guadalajara, Jalisco
ACEROS MORLET
Querétaro, Querétaro
CG AUTOMATIZACION
Hermosillo, Sonora
El Maderal De San Luis
San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
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Questions
Sourcing in Mexico with Suconex
What is Suconex?
Suconex is a sourcing service and a free supplier database for US companies that buy industrial parts in Mexico. We find and vet Mexican manufacturers, collect their quotes and compare them for you.
Who decides which suppliers receive my RFQ?
We do. We choose suppliers by process, material, certifications and capacity, and confirm they can make the part before they quote. You do not have to contact anyone.
Can I contact suppliers directly?
Yes. Contact details on supplier profiles are public. Use Suconex when you want quotes compared in one table, follow-up in Spanish and quality checked before you order.
Which regions of Mexico do you cover?
All of Mexico. We work with manufacturers in every region, from the border states to central and southern Mexico.
What files can I send?
Anything you would attach to an email: drawings (PDF, DWG, DXF), 3D models (STEP, IGES, STL), spreadsheets, photos and ZIP files, up to 100 MB per file. No drawing yet? Send the request anyway.
For manufacturers
Make parts in Mexico? Get in front of US buyers.
Your profile may already be on Suconex. Claim it, add your machines and certifications, and get invited to RFQs that match what you actually make.
Claim or create your profile- Free listing, no commission on orders
- Real RFQs with drawings and quantities
- Feedback on how your quote compared