AMS Seat Structures
Motor Vehicle ManufacturingOhio, United States51-200 Employees
AMS Seat Structures is a motor vehicle manufacturing company based in Fort Recovery, Ohio, founded in 1998 by Jeff Roessner. It began by producing citronella buckets and soon shifted to seat wires, eventually expanding to full seat frames and structures composed of multiple wires, tubes, and welds. The company expanded its footprint to Manchester, Tennessee, and Aguascalientes, Mexico, and built capabilities in press forming and automated fabrication. It was acquired by the LeFevre family in 2003 and earned ISO certification shortly afterward. It later formed global partnerships with Prodomex in Mexico and with Nippon Steel Trading (Sumikin Bussan) to support growth across locations. AMS Seat Structures offers seat components and assemblies for automotive applications, evolving from basic wires to comprehensive seat frames and structures. Its core offerings are integrated fabrication and assembly capabilities supporting customers through engineering and manufacturing expertise. The company emphasizes ongoing workforce development and education as a strategic asset. It operates across Fort Recovery, Manchester, and Aguascalientes, reflecting its regional footprint in North America and Mexico. In the motor vehicle manufacturing industry, it is positioned as a provider of integrated seat solutions backed by its emphasis on process capability and quality.