Shenzhen Hardware Link supplies factory-direct power equipment built to Mexican grid specs — 60Hz, 127/220/480V — and shipped to Manzanillo and Veracruz. From a 20+ year manufacturer supplying 30+ countries, with NOM certification support for a smoother import.
We configure every unit to how power actually works in Mexico — not a generic export model.
Mexico runs on 60Hz with 127V single-phase and 220/440/480V three-phase for industry. Every unit is set to your voltage and frequency out of the factory — no rewiring on arrival.
Many electrical products require NOM (issued by ANCE / NYCE) to clear Mexican customs. We build to the relevant NOM and IEC standards and support certification for your order. Confirm exact certificate status with us before ordering. Spanish manuals and nameplates are provided.
Standard FCL shipment to Manzanillo and Veracruz, with Lázaro Cárdenas and feeder options to other Gulf and Pacific ports.
Operating since 2007 across dedicated manufacturing bases, with ISO9001 quality management and CE marking on applicable product lines.
These are the units Mexican distributors, contractors and project owners ask for most.
| Grid frequency | 60 Hz (standard across Mexico) |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 127 V single-phase / 220–480 V three-phase (industrial) |
| Generator range | 5 – 3000 kVA, prime & standby ratings |
| Electric Motors | NEMA frames, IE3/IE4, 60Hz |
| Certification | ISO9001 quality system · CE on applicable lines · NOM available on request (we arrange per order — confirm before ordering) |
| Main ports | Manzanillo · Veracruz · Lázaro Cárdenas (feeders to other ports) |
| Production lead time | ~45 days after deposit & specification confirmation |
| Typical transit | ~20–30 days sea freight from South China to Manzanillo/Veracruz (freight rates float with the market — confirm at booking) |
| Payment | T/T; L/C negotiable for container orders |
We manufacture to Mexican grid specs (60Hz, 127/220/480V) and support NOM certification (ANCE / NYCE) for import. NOM rules differ by product category, so please confirm the exact standard and certificate status with us for your specific model before ordering. Spanish manuals and nameplates are provided.
Mexico uses 60Hz. All Mexico-bound generators and motors are configured to 60Hz and your required voltage by default — just tell us the rating and we build to it. Never run a 50Hz unit on a 60Hz grid without factory re-rating.
Standard shipment is to Manzanillo and Veracruz on the Pacific and Gulf coasts, with Lázaro Cárdenas available and feeder service to other ports on request.
Import duty, IVA (VAT) and other levies are handled by your Mexican importer / customs broker. NOM certificates must be held by a registered Mexican importer or local agent — we provide the technical file, test reports and commercial documents needed, but we don't act as the certificate holder.
Typical production lead time is about 45 days after deposit and specification confirmation. Sea transit to Mexico is roughly 20–30 days. Freight rates float with the market, so we quote the current rate at booking and show it on the proforma invoice.
Yes. Spanish manuals, nameplates and warning labels are prepared for NOM compliance — tell us during quotation and we'll include them with the order.
Tell us your voltage, frequency, rating and quantity — we'll reply with a factory-direct quote within 24 hours.
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