Blanks mean business for Corus
Corus’ Automotive Service Centre in Wednesfield has won a contract to supply precision-made tailor welded blanks for BMW’s MINI Clubman.
Automotive Service Centre has won another contract to supply precision-made tailor welded blanks for the BMW Group.
The contract requires Corus' Automotive Service Centre in
Corus' Automotive Service Centre is already a long-term supplier to the MINI range, providing, amongst other components, the inner and outer sills for the manufacture of the MINI Convertible. The new parts will be manufactured on a blanking line at the Wednesfield facility.
‘Corus has invested significantly in downstream facilities at its Automotive Centre in Wednesfield, to enhance its press blanking line capability, in order to ensure it is in a position to meet the increasing demand from OEM customers, for tailor welded blanks and full-finish skin panel blanks ready for assembly,’ said Alan Hutchinson, general manager of the Automotive Service Centre
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