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S&Z Metalworks : ウィキペディア英語版
S&Z Metalworks

S&Z Metalworks was a Cleveland, Ohio-based producer of tooling, metal stampings, and assemblies for a variety of consumer products manufacturers and the U.S. automotive industry over its 65-year lifespan. The company, known originally as S&Z Tool & Die, was part of a group of companies that became known as Metalworks Worldwide in 2007. These companies also included LJ Metalworks, an assembly operation, and SyZ Metalworks (formerly SyZ Rolmex), based in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Most recently, the three companies of Metalworks Worldwide operated as tier 2 suppliers of high volume metal stampings and assemblies to the U.S. automotive industry. As the automotive industry crisis of 2008-2009 deepened, Metalworks Worldwide, like many other automotive suppliers, could not remain profitable. The company closed its doors in February 2009. At the time of the closure, S&Z Metalworks and LJ Metalworks employed approximately 125 people. SyZ Metalworks was sold to Grupo Collado in April 2009.
==History==


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