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Inovaxe Boosts Productivity through Smart Material Handling and Storage


By Michael Skinner, Editor I


novaxe Corporation, founded in 2003 and based in Florida, designs advanced mate- rial handling and smart storage solutions


for electronics manufacturers. Its product lineup includes intelligent SMT reel storage systems and software platforms that streamline inventory tracking, improve accuracy, and reduce production floor space. Inovaxe serves both OEMs and EMS providers looking to optimize lean manufacturing and inventory control.


Footprint in Mexico “Inovaxe has been operating in


Mexico for over 15 years and is widely recognized as the leader in smart mate- rial handling and warehousing solutions nationwide,” says Jorge Gonzalez, regional sales manager, Inovaxe. “Our footprint spans across the country, with key customers located in the northern, southern, and western regions — areas known for their concentration of advanced electronics manufacturing.” Many of these customers have fully inte-


grated Inovaxe systems into their daily opera- tions. In fact, Inovaxe’s technology has become so critical to their workflow that removing it would significantly disrupt production efficien-


cy and material flow. That level of reliance speaks volumes about the trust they place in the company’s solutions. “These long-standing partnerships aren’t just proof of product performance,


tleneck: material logistics. Despite best efforts to improve automation, overall equip- ment effectiveness (OEE) often remains lim- ited by inefficient material handling and inventory control. This is where Inovaxe is making a


real difference. The company’s smart rack technology addresses these gaps by streamlining material flow and ensur- ing the right components are always in the right place at the right time. By doing so, it directly improves all three pillars of OEE: availability, perform- ance, and quality. Without intelligent material man-


Inovaxe smart storage display.


they’re a reflection of the value we deliver through reliability, support, and innovation,” says Gonzalez. While manufacturers in Mexico continue


to invest in faster, more accurate, and highly productive equipment to improve their pro- duction lines, many still face a common bot-


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agement, critical processes such as kit- ting, replenishment, setups, return-to- stock, and material registration are man- ual, time-consuming, and error-prone. These inefficiencies create downtime, increase labor costs, and compromise pro-


duction agility. “What sets Inovaxe apart is our distrib-


uted inventory control model,” says Gonzalez. “Unlike traditional solutions that centralize materials in one location, our sys- tem enables real-time visibility and access to inventory across the entire facility, that is at Continued on next page


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