NovaLink

It is common practice in manufacturing to set a minimum order quantity (MOQ), which is the fewest amount of units that need to be purchased at once. Manufacturers or suppliers usually use MOQs for production runs, but a manufacturer can set them for different types of orders.

At NovaLink, we do not establish relationships with our manufacturing partners based on MOQs, but rather through sustained production. NovaLink believes that having a consistent volume that engages full-time manufacturing teams year-round is the key to a successful, financially-viable manufacturing project. Partnering with NovaLink is not for “short runs” or products that require simple, machine-based production.

To better understand if your product or company is a good fit for manufacturing with NovaLink, we have provided a short list of items and practices that unfortunately we cannot accommodate.  If you have further questions, please complete the form at the bottom of this page.

Good Fit

• Your manufacturing, whether your are doing your own production or outsourcing, has a steady, consistent volume.
• Your product requires at east 5 or more employees to produce.
• Your product requires complex labor or assembly.

Not a Good Fit

• We do not work with startups, or companies that are interested in doing “short runs”.
• Simple, machine based production.
• We prefer to work with companies that have their own equipment for manufacturing and are seeking to re-locate it to Mexico.  We are able to source equipment for you if this is an issue, and the additional costs will be included in your quote.
• We do not produce Spec products.  We encourage our clients to have spec products already produced before engaging with us.
• We do not produce the following:
  • Shoes
  • Chemical Products or any products that contain hazardous materials
  • Food or Beverage products
  • Weapons or Para-Military products

To learn more about products and service we do provide, please see the Industries We Serve page.

30 years.  NovaLink developed their manufacturing concept in 1988: a vision of providing vertical integration for manufacturers and facilitating the relocation of their operations into Mexico within a model of providing a full service approach focused on small to medium size companies.