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发布于 2019 七月 9

AAM 评选出“年度供应商”和“卓越供应商”奖得主

底特律，2019 年 7 月 8 日 -- American Axle & Manufacturing 在公司的第 25 届年度供应商日向主要供应商合作伙伴颁发了“年度供应商奖”，并授予 Crystal Engineering Services、Futronic Co. Ltd.、JTEKT North America Corp. 和 PGI Auto Components 最高荣誉，以表彰他们追求卓越以及支持 AAM 实现其使命 — 成为行业领先的全球动力传动系统、金属成型和铸造供应商。

另有 15 家供应商因在交付、发布或质量方面的卓越表现而获得 AAM 的“卓越供应商奖”。

AAM 总裁 Michael K. Simonte 表示：“我们的供应商在 AAM 的成功和我们对全球客户的支持中起着至关重要的作用。”“Crystal Engineering、Futronic、JTEKT 和 PGI Auto 都致力于超越 AAM 的要求，提供无懈可击的客户支持，并提供注重竞争成本的技术。我们对他们的辛勤工作表示祝贺和感谢。”

Crystal Engineering Solutions 是一家为制造业提供设计解决方案的全方位服务的工程公司。Crystal 凭借其对合作的承诺、响应式报价，以及对期望、性能标准和设备规范的理解而获得 AAM 的“年度供应商”奖。

Futronic Co. Ltd.为全球汽车客户制造电机、执行器和控制器。Futronic 以其卓越品质、成本透明度、创新产品、专业精神和快速响应能力被评为“年度供应商”。

JTEKT North America 是汽车系统、轴承解决方案和高性能机床的工程和制造领域的全球领导者。JTEKT 因其具有竞争力的价格、工程支持、合作伙伴关系以及行业和地区政府知识而获得 AAM 的认可。

PGI Auto Components 是精密机加工铸件制造商，拥有铝、压铸或烫金模具、球墨铸铁或锻钢加工能力，年产量从 5,000 件到 500,000 件不等。PGI 因其创新技术、成本竞争力和合作伙伴关系而获得了 AAM 的“年度供应商”奖。

AAM 还向在三个主要类别中表现出色的公司颁发了“卓越供应商”奖。获奖者包括：

交付：         
保定市东利机械制造股份有限公司         
Gibbs Die Casting Corp.                             
Iljin Co., Ltd.                                             
Madison-Kipp Corp.                                           
Schaeffler Group USA Inc.                          

发布：   
重庆渝江压铸有限公司   
Chassix Iztapalapa                     
Freudenberg-NOK Sealing Technologies
Hyolim Industrial Co.                                                     
Usinatech Inc.                                         

质量： 
AAPICO Precision Co., Ltd.
DK Motors Co., Ltd.
K/C Welding, Inc.
Premier Thermal Solutions       
The Timken Co

自 1994 年成立以来，AAM 每年都会表彰杰出供应商。由来自采购、工程、质量保证、制造和材料管理等部门的 AAM 同事组成的团队根据 AAM 对供应商产品质量、交付、服务和技术领导力的评分，选出了今年的获奖者。 

 

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