Nissan: Automotive Plant Equipment Transport Cases

Client: Nissan Motor Corporation Industry: Automotive / Manufacturing Region: Yokohama, Japan (15+ global plants) Year: 2026
Nissan: Automotive Plant Equipment Transport Cases

Challenge

Nissan operates 15+ global manufacturing plants producing 4 million vehicles/year. They need cases for plant equipment, robotics parts, and tooling transported between plants and suppliers. Cases must: (1) meet IATF 16949 + ISO 9001, (2) survive daily production-line transport, (3) protect $30,000+ robotics parts, (4) integrate with Nissan supply chain, (5) be reusable 500+ cycles.

Solution

KeXinMaterials provided IATF 16949-certified cases with: (1) IATF 16949 + ISO 9001 compliance, (2) PP copolymer + ESD-safe options, (3) custom foam for FANUC/ABB/Yaskawa robotics, end-of-arm tooling, jigs, (4) serialized QR + Nissan supply chain, (5) 500+ cycle rating. Custom foam for FANUC M-2000iA robots, ABB IRB 6700, Yaskawa MH50, end-of-arm welding tools.

Result

2,400 cases deployed across 15+ plants. 18 months zero robotics damage. 100% IATF 16949 compliance. Nissan standardized KeXinMaterials as a qualified automotive case vendor.

Client Testimonial

Nissan's 15+ global plants produce 4 million vehicles per year. KeXinMaterials cases have proven IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 compliance across our entire production line. The 500+ cycle reusability supports our sustainability goals. They're our standard automotive case. — Nissan Global Procurement Director

— Nissan Motor Corporation

Project Duration

Ongoing (3-year MSA)

Total Value

$1,500,000

Industry

Automotive / Manufacturing

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