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Axis Engineering, a division of AUTOKINITON, is a leading North American supplier of structural automotive components and assemblies. With advanced facilities that provide end-to-end engineering, manufacturing, and in-house logistics, Axis Engineering has earned the trust of top automotive manufacturers through its commitment to teamwork, performance, and associate empowerment. The company operates 36 manufacturing facilities across the United States, along with additional locations in Mexico and Brazil, and a technical facility in India. Axis Engineering emphasizes a culture of upward mobility, promoting from within and supporting the growth and success of its dedicated workforce. Generated from the website

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Inalfa SSI Roof Systems, one of the world s largest providers of vehicle roof systems, develops and assembles car and truck roof systems for almost every vehicle manufacturer. The company is widely recognized as an expert in sunroofs and open-roof systems, which it delivers directly to the assembly lines. Inalfa recently developed multifunctional roof systems for high-end vehicles, such as the GMC Envoy and the BMW X3. Other roofing systems include tilt and slide, spoiler, folding, exterior sliding and panorama roofs. Headquartered in The Netherlands, Inalfa Roof Systems has 10 facilities worldwide, including three in the United States. The company employs more than 100 people at a stamping plant in Warren, Mich., which provides roof preparation services for various domestic car manufacturers. Originally operating under the name Creative Industries, the plant was acquired by Inalfa in 1999.