Comparison of principles and performance between domestic and imported CEMS
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Our company uses CEMS systems, but there are many brands available both domestically and imported, and their principles and performance vary. I would appreciate some advice from experts.
As long as environmental protection gives the go-ahead, any material can be used
In the domestic market, except for Focus Technology which is entirely manufactured in China, most other companies require some foreign-made components to a greater or lesser extent. Regarding the CEMS system, I personally believe that PolyFocus Technology’s products are superior to all imported products as well as other domestically assembled products. Because since CEMS was introduced by Focus Technology, its price has dropped dramatically.
Your suggestion is too general; it’s better to choose a few imported brands such as Thermo Fisher, Siemens, ABB, Shimadzu, Sick, and French Environmental products. By comparing them both horizontally and vertically, it’s possible to identify the strengths and weaknesses of each brand. If it’s domestic, there’s no need to conduct further research on it
In terms of performance quality, it can’t outperform; in fact, it might even be outperformed. But when considering the overall cost-performance index, it truly outperforms the others.
Beat them utterly? If it’s cheap, it’s way better, right? Has QQ outperformed Q7? ? ?
It’s good to have domestic products; otherwise, there would be no competition and everyone would end up in a difficult situation. Domestic products generally improve quite quickly.