Dear experts in instruments, please give me some recommendations. I’ll keep supporting you until the end of time
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This post was last edited by zs14 on 2018-8-27 at 11:50. I have been working in the field of instruments, and recently I left my company to start my own business. My main focus is on developing monitoring instruments for flow rates and liquid levels. I am looking for an imported brand to act as an agent for; I’m not sure who might have the necessary connections to recommend. If it’s difficult to work with well-known brands, then a smaller brand would also work.
Sure, could you give a brief introduction?
Foxboro? Is there such a foreign brand? Could it be a fake one? . . There are too many fake foreigners, just like maggots in a dung pit. . . . . . . . . .
Without millions in stockpiles, who would give you the agency rights? :Lol, larger manufacturers probably won’t be interested in handling occasional orders and small-scale sales. .
Yeah, that makes sense. It’s really difficult; if I could come up with millions, I wouldn’t be posting here:lol:lol:$
It’s very rare. This morning I met a small owner of a machining shop; he looked very worried. He said it was due to environmental inspections – their rented factory premises were not designated as industrial use, and they were told to move away. Do environmental impact assessments and such. Lack of water and electricity, and so on. . One small issue can have far-reaching consequences; since the goods cannot be delivered, he said that he is supplying parts to those large manufacturers, and he’s extremely anxious, just like an ant on a hot pan. . .
The same question: where is the way forward? The path of acting as an agent or distributor is becoming increasingly narrow; customers prefer to purchase directly from the manufacturers. However, starting one’s own factory presents numerous difficulties at the moment, so it’s necessary to think carefully about this issue.
Looking ahead, it’s often pitch black; nothing can be seen. Products are homogenized and prices are flat; only scale brings benefits. The standardization of instruments will become increasingly precise. There will be fewer and fewer personalized needs that can be identified in the market. It seems that the best times for making money have passed. :lol