Chad Sandifer.

Honey Grove, Texas · CPMR, CPSC

Hi, I’m
Chad Sandifer.

I help people find the right manufacturing partners—and stay involved as those relationships grow.

Vice President & General Manager · SanCo Sales, Inc.

Chad Sandifer, Vice President and General Manager at SanCo Sales
Chad Sandifer · SanCo Sales
SanCo SalesPart of the team since September 2010
Southern Methodist UniversityDegree in Business Administration
CPMR · CPSCProfessional designations
A relaxed portrait of Chad Sandifer

A little about me

Good relationships.
Practical solutions.

I’m a manufacturers’ representative based in Honey Grove, Texas. At SanCo Sales, I work with purchasing and engineering teams who need help finding a source, evaluating options, or getting a supplier relationship back on track.

Some conversations begin with a drawing and a production requirement. Others begin with a late shipment, a quality concern, or a part that’s been difficult to place. I like understanding the problem, bringing the right people into the conversation, and helping move things forward.

I joined SanCo in September 2010. I graduated from Southern Methodist University with a degree in Business Administration. I hold the CPMR and CPSC designations.

Beyond work

The people who
matter most.

Away from work, I’m a husband and a dad. My family is a big part of who I am, and I wanted this site to share a little of that side of my life, too.

Chad Sandifer with his family
With my family.

What I do

Connecting a need
with a good fit.

Through SanCo’s manufacturing relationships, I help customers explore domestic and overseas sourcing options based on the part, the process, and the project’s requirements.

Metal components

Castings, forgings, stampings, fabrication, machining, and aluminum extrusions.

Plastics & rubber

Manufacturing options for custom plastic and rubber components.

From quote to relationship

Help with supplier introductions, quoting discussions, assemblies, and ongoing communication.

More about my work at SanCo ↗

Notes on sourcing

Useful things
to share.

Manufacturing · Purchasing

What to Send a Manufacturer to Get a Useful Quote ↗

A practical checklist covering drawings, quantities, timing, tooling, and the context that helps a supplier understand what you need.

Read my article on Medium

Get in touch

Start with a
conversation.

Have a component that’s hard to source, or a supplier issue to work through? Tell me what you’re working on.

Chad Sandifer