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I have been in frequent contact with Sichuan Instrument’s slurry electromagnetic flowmeters lately, and I’m absolutely thrilled after using them – they are truly a source of pride for domestic manufacturing. What? Please forgive me; I was so angry that I said nonsense. Back to the topic, there is a reason why I’m excited. Why? Putting aside deeper issues like quality, how can domestic products manage to make the terminals in such a terrible condition? The terminals of the Chuanyi electromagnetic flowmeter are arranged in two layers, and the terminal screws face upward. . . . . . . . Instead of facing backward all the time. . . When trying to tighten the cable, you will find that it is simply an impossible task to complete. Tightening a new table once can already cost money. Damn. There's time to take a picture so everyone can experience it
This post was last edited by sdlyml on 2020-3-21 at 14:21. With all that money you have, do you still need such a watch?
Maybe for safety, special bending tools are used to connect the wires, haha
This design is definitely full of creative ideas! Clearly, it has the style of a state-owned enterprise
In the design and manufacturing of many instruments, Chinese designers tend to lack consideration from the operator’s perspective. In fact, it’s possible to do a great job by simply understanding the basic principles of ergonomics. It’s probably to save on manufacturing costs, or it was simply made according to the previous design drawings without any thought given to it; maybe there wasn’t enough thought to put into it.
This wiring task cannot be copied by others. :lol
The time to test you has come: lol
We have been using Chuanyi flow meters for many years; their quality is stable, and such an issue really shouldn’t occur.