QUERÉTARO, Mexico, July 2 — Dymax, a global manufacturer of light-curing materials, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems, has officially opened a new distribution and technical center in Querétaro, Mexico, reinforcing its commitment to customers across Mexico and Latin America. Located at Parque Terra Park Centenario in El Marqués, the new facility is designed to provide faster product delivery, local inventory, and expanded technical services to support the region's growing advanced manufacturing sector. The opening ceremony was attended by Dymax executives, business partners, customers, and local government representatives, highlighting the company's continued investment in one of Mexico's key industrial hubs. The new center will serve industries such as medical devices, automotive electronics, and aerospace, where high-precision manufacturing and reliable production processes are essential. As demand grows alongside trends such as electrification, miniaturization, and smart technologies, the facility is expected to strengthen collaboration with customers and accelerate the implementation of engineered manufacturing solutions. Greg Bachmann, Director and Chairman of Dymax Companies, said the new center represents more than just a physical expansion. "This facility reflects our commitment to being closer to our customers and supporting their success. We are investing in the expertise, capabilities, and partnerships needed to help manufacturers innovate, improve performance, and bring products to market more efficiently," he said. In addition to warehousing and distribution, the Querétaro facility offers technical resources for product development, application testing, and process optimization, enabling customers to work more closely with Dymax specialists. It also strengthens the company's distribution network throughout Latin America by improving product availability, reducing lead times, and expanding access to technical training and customer support. Guido Albo-Gutierrez, Senior Regional Sales and Operations Manager for Latin America, said establishing operations in Querétaro places Dymax at the heart of one of the world's fastest-growing manufacturing regions. "This facility allows us to deliver faster service and deeper technical collaboration with customers and partners across Mexico and Latin America," he said. Meanwhile, Stéphane Idier, Director of the France-Mexico Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said the investment further reinforces Querétaro's position as a leading destination for advanced manufacturing. He noted that the project is expected to support job creation, strengthen the region's industrial ecosystem, and contribute to long-term economic growth. Mexico continues to attract international manufacturers due to its skilled workforce and strategic role in global supply chains, making it an increasingly important base for advanced manufacturing operations. Looking ahead, Bachmann said the company sees the new facility as the foundation for continued regional growth. "This milestone is just the beginning. We look forward to growing alongside our customers and partners throughout the region," he said. The facility is located at Parque Terra Park Centenario, Nave A1-065, El Marqués, Querétaro, and will serve customers across Mexico and Latin America with distribution, technical support, and engineering services. Dymax develops rapid light-curable materials, adhesives, coatings, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems for industries including aerospace and defense, medical devices, and consumer and automotive electronics. -- MINUTESMY -- SOURCE: Dymax

Dymax Opens New Distribution and Technical Center in Querétaro to Enhance Support Across Latin America

QUERÉTARO, Mexico, July 2 — Dymax, a global manufacturer of light-curing materials, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems, has officially opened a new distribution and technical center in Querétaro, Mexico, reinforcing its commitment to customers across Mexico and Latin America.

Located at Parque Terra Park Centenario in El Marqués, the new facility is designed to provide faster product delivery, local inventory, and expanded technical services to support the region’s growing advanced manufacturing sector.

The opening ceremony was attended by Dymax executives, business partners, customers, and local government representatives, highlighting the company’s continued investment in one of Mexico’s key industrial hubs.

The new center will serve industries such as medical devices, automotive electronics, and aerospace, where high-precision manufacturing and reliable production processes are essential. As demand grows alongside trends such as electrification, miniaturization, and smart technologies, the facility is expected to strengthen collaboration with customers and accelerate the implementation of engineered manufacturing solutions.

Greg Bachmann, Director and Chairman of Dymax Companies, said the new center represents more than just a physical expansion.

“This facility reflects our commitment to being closer to our customers and supporting their success. We are investing in the expertise, capabilities, and partnerships needed to help manufacturers innovate, improve performance, and bring products to market more efficiently,” he said.

In addition to warehousing and distribution, the Querétaro facility offers technical resources for product development, application testing, and process optimization, enabling customers to work more closely with Dymax specialists. It also strengthens the company’s distribution network throughout Latin America by improving product availability, reducing lead times, and expanding access to technical training and customer support.

Guido Albo-Gutierrez, Senior Regional Sales and Operations Manager for Latin America, said establishing operations in Querétaro places Dymax at the heart of one of the world’s fastest-growing manufacturing regions.

“This facility allows us to deliver faster service and deeper technical collaboration with customers and partners across Mexico and Latin America,” he said.

Meanwhile, Stéphane Idier, Director of the France-Mexico Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said the investment further reinforces Querétaro’s position as a leading destination for advanced manufacturing.

He noted that the project is expected to support job creation, strengthen the region’s industrial ecosystem, and contribute to long-term economic growth.

Mexico continues to attract international manufacturers due to its skilled workforce and strategic role in global supply chains, making it an increasingly important base for advanced manufacturing operations.

Looking ahead, Bachmann said the company sees the new facility as the foundation for continued regional growth.

“This milestone is just the beginning. We look forward to growing alongside our customers and partners throughout the region,” he said.

The facility is located at Parque Terra Park Centenario, Nave A1-065, El Marqués, Querétaro, and will serve customers across Mexico and Latin America with distribution, technical support, and engineering services.

Dymax develops rapid light-curable materials, adhesives, coatings, dispensing equipment, and UV/LED curing systems for industries including aerospace and defense, medical devices, and consumer and automotive electronics.

— MINUTESMY
— SOURCE: Dymax

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