Industrial stamping and assembly.
IATF-grade processes for non-automotive programs.
HVAC, metal door and caster components, data-centre racks, heat shields, fluid system components, mounting hardware, agricultural equipment and commercial-equipment stampings. Same IATF 16949 process discipline applied to non-automotive industrial programs: automotive-grade rigor at a non-automotive cost.
Industrial customers want automotive-grade quality at non-automotive prices. Clover's shop runs the same IATF process for everything that crosses the floor, so your industrial program gets the dimensional discipline, the SPC, the coil-to-shipment traceability, without paying for a full automotive cost structure.
IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 registered at both facilities; ISO 14001:2015 at Concord. The same process discipline used on our automotive programs (calibrated inspection, SPC, traceability) applied to industrial work.
What we bring to Industrial programs.
Stamping breadth
Press fleet from 80 to 1,650 tons. Progressive, mechanical-transfer and hand-transfer dies for any volume profile.
Welding & sub-assembly
12 robotic MIG cells plus projection and spot welding. Finished sub-assemblies and kit-build for downstream lines.
Materials flexibility
Steel, stainless, aluminum, brass and copper alloys — common requirements for industrial and commercial-equipment programs.
Outsourced operations managed
E-coating, etching, washing and other secondary operations managed and traced alongside our internal steps.
Common materials we run.
- Low-carbon steel
- HSLA
- Stainless steel
- Aluminum
- Brass and copper alloys
Programs we build for this vertical.
- HVAC equipment components
- Metal door and caster components
- Data-centre (data center) racks
- Heat shields and thermal-management components
- Fluid system brackets and components
- Agricultural equipment hardware
- Commercial-equipment sub-assemblies
- Power-and-storage formed components
- Mounting hardware for industrial OEMs
Industrial questions.
The questions buyers and program engineers usually open with. Anything else, ask us directly.
What else does Clover Group make besides automotive and truck parts?
Stampings, welded assemblies and sub-assemblies for industrial programs, including HVAC equipment, metal doors, casters and data-centre (data center) racks, alongside heat shields, fluid-system components, agricultural equipment hardware and mounting hardware. Industrial programs run on the same IATF 16949 process as the automotive work.
The rest of the verticals we build for.
Let’s build what’s next — together.
Drop us your drawings, volumes, and timing. A senior engineer will be back within one business day with a real conversation, not a templated auto-reply.