fabricante

manufacturer

noun fah-bree-KAHN-teh Less Common

Also means

maker

Usage Note

Fabricante is a common-gender noun (el/la fabricante), so the same form is used for men and women. It refers to a company or person that manufactures goods, and is often followed by de to specify the product (fabricante de coches = 'car manufacturer'). Do not confuse with fábrica (factory), the place where manufacturing happens.

Examples

"El fabricante garantiza el producto por dos años."

Natural Translation

The manufacturer guarantees the product for two years.

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