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The R&D lab at our Ternium Industrial Center in Pesquería in Mexico is fully equipped with cutting-edge technology for the simulation of processes that take place at the plants as well as for advanced product simulations. Not only are our laboratories used by our own technicians and operators, but also by the members of the communities and students holding Ternium scholarships. We also develop joint-projects with the most prestigious universities and research centers in the region and the world.
We believe in establishing deep bonds with education, the communities and universities and research centers in the different parts of the world. With a focus on developing products and solutions for our customers, we foster the growth of our societies by promoting technological advances and providing highly trained human resources.
Certifications received from the automotive sector in the last five years.
Universities and laboratories are part of Ternium’s research program international network.
Projects a year for the development of products with customers in the last five years.
Research projects carried out with the collaboration of university graduates and students.
Graduate and postgraduate students involved in development plans.
Our technological advancements offer a great opportunity to optimize processes. We seek to extend the benefits of having real-time information and data to our entire value chain. We also look to extend our digital tools to our suppliers and customers so that they can be part of the change and continuous improvement process.
03 December 2019
The construction of Ternium's new plant in Palmar de Varela, on the Caribbean Coast, is already completed by 75%.
29 November 2019
During Colombia's National Infrastructure Congress, the company's use of multimodal logistics solutions that combine transport by road, rail and waterways received recognition.
07 October 2019
For the first time in Brazil, biomethane gas is being used in the operation of a steel mill. With renewable fuel from the Seropédica Landfill in Rio's West Zone, Ternium will replace more than 30 percent of fossil natural gas consumption with a more sustainable source.