Machining that ships with its own evidence
We produce milled and turned components in metals and engineering plastics — from a single replacement part that has a line stopped, through to recurring short-run production. Every part is checked against its nominal geometry before it leaves the shop, on the same metrology equipment we use to inspect other suppliers' work.
That distinction matters when you are qualifying a supplier from abroad: you receive the part and the dimensional evidence together, rather than an assurance that it was measured.
What we machine
- Replacement parts for production equipment and tooling
- Fixtures, jigs and checking fixtures
- Mold and die components
- Short-run and low-volume production
- Prototype hardware that has to survive real testing
Why in-house capacity changes the answer
Most shops subcontract at least one manufacturing step — machining, finishing or inspection. Every handoff adds a schedule you do not control and a quality boundary nobody owns. CoreMesh runs more than 20 machines under one roof, so a change in scope is a conversation with us, not a renegotiation with somebody else's supplier.
If all you have is a physical sample and no drawing, we start a step earlier: 3D scanning and reverse engineering produce the CAD model, and machining follows from it.
Working with us from outside Mexico
We work with engineering teams based in Puebla and with corporate offices evaluating a Mexican supplier from another country. Send a drawing or a photograph and you get a scoped answer, not a contact form.