MAVHISA, S.A. DE C.V.

What MAVHISA, S.A. DE C.V. does

MAVHISA, S.A. DE C.V. is a Guadalajara, Jalisco-headquartered Mexican industrial machinery company founded in 1992 that manufactures, distributes, and services equipment for the flat glass processing industry. The firm positions itself as the first company in Mexico to commercialize flat glass processing machines and cites more than three decades of accumulated operating experience in the segment. Its customer base spans glass fabrication shops, architectural glass processors, automotive glass suppliers, and decorative/architectural glass producers, primarily across Mexico with stated intent to extend into Central and South America.

The company's product portfolio covers the full flat glass value chain: CNC cutting tables and cutting machines, beveling machines, edge-processing equipment, tempering furnaces, laminating ovens, sandblasting systems, and digital printers for glass decoration. Capital equipment is complemented by an aftermarket layer of tools, consumables, spare parts, and a dedicated technical repair service, which together generate recurring revenue on top of one-time machinery sales. MAVHISA supplements its in-house manufactured equipment with distribution and representation agreements for international OEMs including Adelio Lattuada (Italy), CMS Brembana (Italy), DipTech (digital printing), Cefla Finishing Group (finishing), and Wood's PowerGrip (vacuum handling).

The business model is a direct sales operation run from the Guadalajara headquarters, with equipment sold on a transactional basis and aftermarket parts/service billed on an as-needed basis. The firm is privately held, with no disclosed parent company, external investors, or capital structure details. Pricing is unit-based for capital equipment with associated service contracts, and there are no indications of subscription, recurring SaaS, or platform-based revenue mechanics.

Name

MAVHISA, S.A. DE C.V.

Legal name

MAVHISA, S.A. DE C.V.

Website

https://mavhisa.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1992

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

MAVHISA is a Guadalajara-based Mexican industrial machinery firm, founded in 1992, that manufactures, distributes, and services flat glass processing equipment — CNC cutting, beveling, tempering, laminating, and digital printing — for glass fabrication, architectural, automotive, and decorative glass customers across Latin America.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Glass Processing Machinery

akta.pro primary industry

Glass Fabrication & Processing Services (Cutting/Edging/Drilling/Polishing) (IMADAHAI)

Keywords

• Glass processing machinery
• Flat glass equipment
• Glass cutting machines
• Glass tempering furnaces
• Glass working tools

Headquarters

HQ city

Guadalajara

HQ country

Mexico

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Machinery and Equipment Sales: Sale of glass processing machinery including CNC machines, cutting tables, beveling machines, tempering ovens, laminating ovens, sandblasting equipment, and digital printers for glass.
2. Tools and Consumables: Sale of glass working tools such as polishing wheels, diamond grinding wheels and drill bits, portable drills, glass cutters, storage systems, mandrels, abrasives, sealants, adhesives, corks, and consumable refacciones (spare parts).
3. Technical Service and Repair: Specialized technical service for glass machinery repair, including traditional and CNC machines. Also includes development of new products and projects for customers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Core offering

MAVHISA manufactures, sells, and distributes flat glass processing machinery — including CNC machines, cutting tables, beveling/edge machines, tempering and laminating ovens, sandblasting equipment, and digital and screen printers — along with tools, consumables, spare parts, and specialized technical service for repair and maintenance of glass machinery. The company serves glass shops (vidrierías), construction projects, and commercial establishments across Mexico.

Product overview

MAVHISA, S.A. DE C.V. is a Mexican machinery company with over 30 years of experience as a manufacturer, seller, and distributor of flat glass processing equipment. The product portfolio is organized across three main pillars: (1) Core Machinery — including CNC horizontal and vertical machines, glass cutting tables, beveling/edge machines (pulpos), sanders, tempering furnaces, laminating ovens, digital printers, screen printing machines, and Sand Blast equipment; (2) Tools and Accessories — including diamond wheels and drill bits, polishing wheels, cutting discs and end mills, portable drills, glass cutters, mandrels, and storage/warehouse systems; and (3) Consumables — including powder abrasives, silicon carbide, cork pads, adhesives, sealants, and spare parts sourced from brands such as Adelio Lattuada, CMS Brembana, DipTech, Cefla Finishing Group, and Wood's PowerGrip. Technical service and new product development support round out the offering, covering the full lifecycle of glass processing operations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Mesas de corte para vidrio (Glass cutting tables) Primary workstation tables used for cutting flat glass to desired dimensions; sold to glass shops and glass processing businesses.
• Pulpos para biselar y cantear (Multi-head beveling and edge-working machines) Beveling and edge-working machines used to shape, bevel, and finish glass edges; sold to glass processing workshops.
• Lijadoras para vidrio (Glass sanding and polishing machines) Machines used to smooth and refine glass surfaces after cutting or beveling; sold to glass fabricators.
• Hornos para templado de vidrio (Glass tempering furnaces) Electric horizontal tempering furnaces with ceramic rollers that heat glass to 620°C and rapidly cool it to increase strength and resistance; sold to glass shops producing safety/tempered glass.
• Hornos de laminado de vidrio (Glass laminating ovens) Ovens used in the production of laminated glass by bonding multiple glass layers with interlayer materials under heat; sold to fabricators of safety/architectural laminated glass.
• CNC horizontal y vertical para vidrio (Horizontal and vertical CNC machines for glass) Computer-controlled machines for precision cutting, drilling, and shaping of glass in horizontal and vertical configurations; sold to industrial glass fabricators.
• Impresoras digitales para vidrio (Digital printers for glass) Digital printing systems that apply decorative or functional designs directly onto glass surfaces; sold to glass decorators and architectural glass producers.
• Máquinas de serigrafía en vidrio (Screen printing machines for glass) Stencil-based screen printing machines for applying patterns, logos, and graphics onto glass; sold to glass decorators.
• Sand Blast (Sandblasting equipment and automated cabins) Equipment and automated cabins used to create frosted, etched, or textured finishes on glass surfaces; sold to decorative glass producers.
• Canteadoras (Edge finishing machines) Machines that smooth and square glass edges following the cutting process; sold to glass shops.
• Muelas y brocas de diamante para vidrio (Diamond grinding wheels and drill bits) Diamond grinding wheels and drill bits designed for cutting, grinding, and shaping glass with precision and durability; sold as tooling to glass shops.
• Ruedas pulidoras de vidrio (Glass polishing wheels) Polishing wheels used with sanders and edge machines to achieve smooth, glossy finishes on glass edges and surfaces; sold as tooling.
• Taladros portátiles (Portable glass drills) Portable drilling equipment for creating holes and openings in glass panels on-site; sold to installers and glass shops.
• Corta vidrios de diferentes marcas (Glass cutters from various brands) Hand-operated glass cutting tools and scoring devices from various manufacturers; sold as consumable tooling.
• Discos y fresas de corte para el vidrio (Cutting discs and end mills for glass) Cutting discs and end mills engineered specifically for slicing and shaping glass materials; sold as tooling.
• Sistemas de almacenaje para vidrio (Glass storage and warehouse systems) Storage and warehouse management systems for organizing, protecting, and tracking glass sheets and inventory; sold to glass shops.
• Mandrinos (Mandrels) Rotating fixtures or supports used to hold glass workpieces during machining and processing; sold as accessories.
• Abrasivos en polvo (Powder abrasives) Powder abrasives including silicon carbide used in sandblasting and grinding operations on glass; sold as consumables.
• Carburo de silicio (Silicon carbide abrasives) Silicon carbide abrasives for grinding, polishing, and finishing glass surfaces; sold as consumables.
• Corchos (Cork pads) Cork pads and protective cork products used during glass handling, storage, and processing to prevent damage; sold as consumables.
• Adhesivos y selladores para vidrio (Adhesives and sealants for glass) Adhesives and sealants formulated for bonding and sealing glass in construction and fabrication applications; sold as consumables.
• Refacciones para maquinaria (Spare parts for glass machinery) Spare parts and replacement components for glass processing machinery, including parts from Adelio Lattuada, CMS Brembana, DipTech, Cefla Finishing Group, and Wood's PowerGrip; sold as consumables.
• Servicio técnico (Technical service) Specialized technical service for repair and maintenance of glass machinery — both traditional and CNC equipment — performed by trained professional technicians, plus development of new products and projects for customers; coverage throughout Mexico with expansion into Central and South America.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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No

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Adelio LattuadacoreTechnology or IntegrationUses Adelio Lattuada products for repair and manufacturing of glass machinery. Adelio Lattuada is an international manufacturer of glass processing equipment.
• CMS BrembanacoreTechnology or IntegrationUses CMS Brembana products for repair and manufacturing of glass machinery. CMS Brembana is an international manufacturer specializing in glass processing technology.
• DipTechcoreTechnology or IntegrationUses DipTech products for repair and manufacturing of glass machinery. DipTech is a manufacturer of digital printing systems for glass.
• Cefla Finishing GroupcoreTechnology or IntegrationUses Cefla Finishing Group products for repair and manufacturing of glass machinery. Cefla Finishing Group specializes in surface finishing technologies.
• Wood's PowerGripcoreTechnology or IntegrationUses Wood's PowerGrip products for repair and manufacturing of glass machinery. Wood's PowerGrip produces glass handling and processing tools.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• CMS Brembana: Italian manufacturer of CNC machining centers for glass, stone, and metal. Both a MAVHISA partner and a direct peer in CNC cutting and waterjet glass processing technology, relevant for the higher-end architectural and specialty glass market.
• Intermac (Biesse Group): Italian glass and stone processing machinery manufacturer under the Biesse Group. Comparable in CNC cutting, edge processing, and vertical machining solutions for architectural and industrial glass — overlapping with MAVHISA's CNC and edge-working equipment.
• Adelio Lattuada: Italian manufacturer of straight-line and shape edging machines, drilling, and washing equipment for flat glass. Both a MAVHISA strategic partner and a direct peer offering overlapping beveling and edge-finishing machinery to similar mid-market glass shop customers.
• Glaston: Finnish-listed global leader in glass processing machinery (tempering, laminating, insulated glass lines). Directly comparable to MAVHISA's tempering furnaces, laminating ovens, and broader glass processing portfolio, but operates at vastly larger global scale.
• Bottero: Italian manufacturer of flat glass processing machinery including cutting tables, edging lines, and CNC systems. Directly comparable to MAVHISA's cutting tables, beveling machines (pulpos), and CNC offerings, with similar mid-market customer orientation.
• Bystronic Glass: Swiss-based global provider of glass processing systems for architectural, automotive, and display glass. Highly comparable machinery portfolio covering cutting, breaking, edging, and insulating glass lines, targeting the same commercial glass shop and architectural customer base.
• LiSEC Group: Austrian global manufacturer of flat glass processing lines, including cutting, edging, insulating, and laminating systems. Highly comparable product overlap with MAVHISA's core machinery range and a reference point for what a scaled global glass machinery specialist looks like.
• Hegla: German manufacturer of flat glass processing machinery (cutting, sorting, edging, laminating, and storage systems). Directly comparable to MAVHISA's cutting tables, edge machines, and storage/warehouse systems, particularly relevant given both serve architectural glass processors.

Broad incumbents

• Cefla Finishing Group: Italian broad-surface finishing technology group serving woodworking, glass, metal, and composites. Both a MAVHISA partner and a broader incumbent whose glass finishing solutions overlap with MAVHISA's sanding, polishing, and surface treatment offerings at a larger portfolio scale.

Emerging players

• DipTech (Durst Group): Digital ceramic ink printing specialist for architectural and industrial glass, now part of Durst Group. Both a MAVHISA partner and an emerging player whose digital printing systems compete directly with MAVHISA's digital printer product line for the decorative and functional glass segment.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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