Why are some electric actuators so cheap
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Recent projects have made use of electric valves on a large scale, and they are mostly of the integrated switch type. Valves equipped with Yanchou or Bernard actuators cost over 5,000, while those from some other companies only cost around 1,000. It’s unclear what the difference is; can valves that cost around 1,000 be used? The price is too attractive.
You get what you pay for! Some companies are not registered with the business authorities; what about ordinary small workshops? It will cost much less, and their products are not easy to guarantee
The prices of domestic top-brand products are more or less the same. We bought an electric hair dryer that costs over 1,000; it’s quite large in size. I think it’s probably because of the different working principle that its reliability is lower, but it might be suitable for less important uses. But we really can’t figure out the difference between the two either. In what occasions can those over 1,000 be used?
If you have the money, buy the expensive one; you get what you pay for, and the after-sales service is good too.
Some cheap ones will work too; the expensive ones have a higher added value
I think if your company has the funds, it’s better to spend them wisely, as that will ensure better quality. It’s most important to act according to one’s financial capabilities and choose what’s suitable for oneself. When it comes to comparing prices, there is never a lowest or highest price!
Yeah, you get what you pay for. There is a factory in the country that purchased their production technology over 10 years ago; yet they continued to produce using that technology even after it was taken back by the original owners. The prices are low, but those old models are somewhat outdated now
BERNARD CONTROLS (formerly L.BERNARD) only supplies electric actuators, not valves. If you need it, you can contact our engineers; they will provide you with the best solution based on your application
That is a compact electric actuator; it works well with butterfly valves of DN300 or smaller. Many environmental protection companies in China use this type