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Sheet metal components are central to vehicle structure and function. SGI combines traditional press techniques with modern automation to deliver consistent parts. Advanced Pressing Capabilities Our mechanical, hydraulic and high-speed presses enable us to produce parts across a wide tonnage range with precision. Tooling & Die Expertise In-house tool design and maintenance reduce downtime and

Since 1998, SGI Automotive has built a reputation on quality and precision. Our mission is simple: produce components that meet stringent specifications and deliver them reliably to OEMs. Quality Systems & Certifications We follow strict quality protocols and maintain industry certifications to ensure consistency and compliance across all production lines. In-Process Controls Stage-wise inspection, dedicated QC analysts,

Supply assurance means delivering the right parts, in the right quantity and quality, at the right time. For OEMs, reliable suppliers are mission-critical — and SGI delivers. Planning & Forecasting Accurate demand forecasts, buffer strategies, and strong supplier ties reduce the risk of production disruptions. Robust Vendor Network We work closely with trusted vendors and maintain

When you source components for a vehicle program, understanding the difference between OEM and aftermarket parts is critical. For stamped sheet-metal parts, welded assemblies, and tube-formed components, the choice affects safety, warranty, cost, and lead time. This guide explains both options and shows when to specify OEM-grade for reliability. OEM Parts — What They Are OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts

IATF 16949 is the global quality management standard for the automotive supply chain. Built on ISO 9001, it adds automotive-specific requirements such as APQP/PPAP, FMEA, MSA, SPC, traceability, and defect prevention. If you’re sourcing stamped sheet-metal parts, welded assemblies, or tube-formed components, IATF compliance is the fastest way to reduce risk on quality, delivery, and cost of poor quality. What IATF 16949

IATF 16949 is the automotive quality backbone. If you buy stamped parts, welded assemblies, or tube-formed components, running a tight pre-PO verification keeps launches smooth and protects you from chargebacks and warranty risk. Use the steps below before you award a purchase order. 1) Validate the Certificate (site • scope • validity • accreditation) 2) PPAP Level 3

Who Are the Big Three in the Auto Industry Today? For decades, the phrase “The Big Three” has referred to the three largest U.S.-based automakers headquartered in and around Detroit: General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company, and Chrysler—today part of Stellantis. The label reflects their historic role in building the modern auto industry, pioneering mass production, and shaping global supply chains.

The Future of Automotive Components: EVs, Hybrids & Beyond Electrification is turning vehicles into software-defined machines. Batteries replace fuel tanks, motors replace engines, and controllers coordinate energy, safety, and diagnostics. As EV and hybrid adoption accelerates, the components that matter—and how they are designed, validated, and manufactured— are changing fast. Here are the subsystems to

Auto Parts for Sale Online: How to Choose the Right Supplier Buying auto parts online is convenient—but the quality of the supplier determines whether you save money or face repeat failures. From OEM vs aftermarket to warranties and delivery reliability, here’s a practical guide to evaluating suppliers so your workshop, dealership, or fleet gets parts

Every vehicle relies on a network of components working together. But when one part starts to fail, the entire system is at risk. Recognizing the early warning signs of failing auto parts helps prevent costly breakdowns and ensures safer driving. Here are the most common indicators to watch for. Common Symptoms of Failing Auto Parts