MANUFACTURED TO YOUR SPECIFICATION
ETAR / BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINASprings and metal components made to drawing.
Wire forms, stampings, welded assemblies and subassemblies. Manufacturing backed by process engineering and quality documentation for your next industrial project.
Your specification defines the component.Explore industry applications
Clients across our industrial history
Clients and recognitions
FROM REQUIREMENT TO SERIES PRODUCTION
Behind every component,
an industrial team.
01 / MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
Different geometries.
Your requirements.
We can assess your component even if it is different from these examples. Explore the manufacturing field that fits your project.
Springs
Compression, torsion, extension and strip springs assessed against function, material and operating conditions.
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Wire forms
2D and 3D wire forms defined by part geometry, interfaces, material and function.
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Sheet metal stampings
Sheet and strip metal stampings with project-specific review of geometry, material, tooling and inspection.
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Welded assemblies
Welded wire and sheet metal assemblies with components, joints and interfaces defined for each application.
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Subassemblies
Subassembly work with components, operations and checks agreed around function and supply responsibilities.
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Engineering, quality and industrial experience.
Before manufacturing, define the process.
Engineering reviews feasibility and turns component requirements into operations, resources and inspection. See what each stage defines and which decisions prepare the transition to series production.
Review the evidence your assessment needs.
Access the original certificates and check their scopes. For a specific part, Quality explains how to connect each requirement with its acceptance criteria, verification and records.
ISO 9001:2015 · IATF 16949:2016
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Compare scope as well as price.
A proposal should make the manufacturing scope and supply requirements clear. Review the basis for comparing material, preparation, quantities and delivery before making your decision.
A history of industrial learning.
Since 1970, ETAR has built its industrial capability through investment in its plant, technical learning and team training. Explore the milestones behind its manufacturing work today.
INFORMATION THAT SUPPORTS THE PROCESS
How ETAR connects projects, operations and peopleYOUR PROJECT
Tell us what you need to manufacture.
Share a drawing, a reference or the function your component needs to perform.