There’s a problem with a workwear valve; please give me some advice
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The brackets and connection pieces that link the industrial valves to the electric actuators – since the electric actuators are manufactured separately from the valves – do the valve manufacturers not supply these brackets and connection pieces? Has everyone encountered this situation?
Check what it says in the procurement agreement; have the manager take legal action.
I don’t understand what you mean. Did you purchase the valve body from a manufacturer and buy the actuator on your own? If that’s the case, then you’ll have to fabricate the brackets and shafts yourself (unless the contract with the valve body manufacturer requires otherwise).
This responsibility may still lie with you! If brackets and connecting blocks are needed, they must be specified in advance and included in the contract, along with the relevant dimensions. Please pay attention to this next time.
There’s also this: manufacturers are making more and more money these days; it seems I’ll need to be more careful from now on
It depends on what your supervisor requires – it might be that you need to make the connectors yourself, or it might be required that the manufacturer does it; it depends on the terms of your contract or technical agreement!
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You need to check what the contract stipulates. This situation may be caused by issues with procurement; generally, valves and actuators should be supplied as a set by the manufacturer. Without such a set, it’s impossible to ensure the overall quality, unless your own technical staff are extremely skilled