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Why is there such a big price difference between pumps made in China and those imported from abroad?

2009-04-03View Original

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What is the difference in performance and quality? Thank you for your answer.
Reply #22009-04-03
Most pumps produced domestically are modeled after foreign pumps; the molds used are of poor quality, the materials are not as good as those used abroad, and the sealing and specifications are not very precise. There is still a certain difference between the performance curve of the pump and that of the replicated pump, in terms of flow rate, head, temperature, pressure, viscosity, sealing, etc.
Reply #32009-04-03
The quality of domestic pumps varies greatly; in fact, the pumps produced by manufacturers with good management standards are no worse in quality than imported ones. As for performance, there isn’t necessarily a big difference between domestic and imported ones. There are many reasons for the large price difference; factors such as raw material costs, labor costs, transportation costs, management costs, service costs, and tariffs can all contribute to the high price of imported equipment.
Reply #42009-04-03
The import price is 10 times that of domestic products. Chinese pumps are of very good quality, while the after-sales service provided by foreign companies isn’t that good
Reply #52009-04-03
Admit the gap – with prices that high, do we still have to buy it? Don’t you know why yourself? Otherwise, one might frown at those who engage in boycotts; boycotting is useless – what’s important is to identify the shortcomings and strive to improve oneself. Everyone needs to take their work seriously and do everything thoroughly.
Reply #62009-04-03
Actually, there are things we can learn as well*; we can learn technical skills too. It depends on whether you’re diligent or not – if you don’t put in effort, the gap will keep widening.
Reply #72009-04-03
You get what you pay for; people these days aren’t stupid – no one wastes money on something just for fun, unless there’s some trick involved
Reply #82009-04-03
Our factory purchased German Siemens equipment; it has not required any maintenance for several years, and it is also quiet. Moreover, it comes with a 5-year warranty – in case it breaks, it will be replaced free of charge. Damn, it’s been 8 years and it’s still in good condition.
Reply #92009-04-03
Can you imagine a doorknob lasting a lifetime, or a light bulb lasting 30 years? Why are there fake and inferior products everywhere, and even the qualified ones don’t last very long? Why is no one addressing such severe environmental pollution? I’m talking too much, haha. By the way, I’d like to protest the fact that I can’t receive the daily bonuses from the forum – I don’t have any salary after all.
Reply #102009-04-03
It’s expensive because of exchange rate issues. The purchasing power per yuan is more or less the same
Reply #112009-04-04
There are many reasons. Let’s see how it’s used. Private bosses should be more straightforward. Given that the issue doesn’t need to be addressed for a very long time, there’s certainly no need for a pump with a high price. State-owned enterprises are obviously different; the money isn’t theirs. By buying expensive pumps, one can assume less responsibility; moreover, a bag is also essential. From a purely technical perspective. It’s not necessarily true that things from foreign countries are that perfect! ! ! ! Personal opinion
Reply #122009-04-04
Domestic models do not last as long as imported ones; sometimes two domestic units cannot match the performance of one imported unit. Moreover, domestic models are more prone to accidents compared to imported ones, and there are also differences in their performance
Reply #132009-04-12
There is one more thing everyone should remember. Even if you pay 20 times the price, you still can’t buy the latest foreign equipment! There are reasons for technological blockades and discrimination; remember that! There is still a long way to go.

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