“Due to issues with one of our suppliers, Larsen Manufacturing, LLC has communicated and worked with Visteon directly on a very frequent basis, and has exhibited the kind of supplier behaviors that the Visteon team has found great to work with. I wish all of our suppliers were so knowledgeable and proactive.”

Ann Larmore

Program Manager, Electronics

Visteon Corporation

“Since the Larsen Manufacturing management team also managed Electro-Metal Products, Corp., for 15 years prior to launching Larsen Manufacturing L.L.C., a decision on our part to buy metal stampings from Larsen would be sound. Based on my observations during an audit, Larsen Manufacturing is well equipped to provide support for large volume metal stampings.”

Kent Peterson

Global Procurement Manager

Thomson Consumer Electronics

“I recommend Larsen Manufacturing L.L.C. to receive full approval to do business with Thomson Consumer electronics as a Preferred Source. The owners of Larsen Manufacturing have a long history and experience in the metals forming industry. The facilities have an excellent quality department with adequate documentation. A skilled management team is in place with key personnel directly involved in manufacturing, tooling and design.”

Kevin Knoke

Thomson Consumer Electronics

“Larsen Manufacturing has a new operation but extensive prior experience. They have a plan to be TS16949 certified within the year and most of the work is underway towards that goal. Preferred Source status is recommended.”

Larry Cooper

Thomson Consumer Electronics

"I have been continually impressed by Larsen’s attention to detail in following through on all aspects of our orders. Their willingness to work towards extremely tight tolerances that are normally unthinkable in the stamping industry has measurably contributed to the success of our conventional and superconducting magnet program" Gregory Kobliska Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Fermilab Dipole Magnet Project When Fermilab, a U.S. Department of Energy lab, approached Larsen about its Dipole Magnet for the Main Injector ring fro the Tevatron 1 mile diameter accelerator ring, Larsen knew that it was an evolutionary step for the company. Nothing like it had ever been tried before. Our designers met the task head-on and worked quickly to engineer a way to create the steel laminations that would be assembled into a metal core, which would house the magnet’s copper coil. New equipment, new processes and new quality control procedures all followed and resulted in Larsen producing 25,000 to 30,000 parts a week, exceeding Fermilab’s expectations.