Does tank manufacturing involve selling technology or labor?
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Customers are sure to appreciate the technical quality of the pressure vessels manufactured by Lansi Factory. Manufacturing costs certainly include technical expenses. For ordinary pressure vessel manufacturers, regarding the costs of product production, customers certainly accept the manufacturing costs. If the cost list includes technical fees, will the customer approve of these costs? The industry generally believes that the technology involved in pressure vessel manufacturing is not high, and it relies on labor power.
Design sells technology; manufacturing sells labor.
Pressure vessel manufacturing units must be qualified, and welders also need to have the necessary qualifications.
Design sells technology; manufacturing sells labor.
In terms of technical sophistication, it either has a good reputation or holds patents – does it have either?
Simple small air storage tanks – many of them are produced in batches, so no special technology is required
I would like to ask: are there any relevant product catalogs available in the industry for selecting the batch production volume of storage tanks?
Without core technologies, one naturally has to sell labor power； The design institutes are too busy; what is issued are manufacturing orders that include design drawings, and in that case some technical fees can be earned, but such situations are rare!
It’s basically about selling labor; our bosses really don’t take design seriously at all.
Ordinary storage tanks are mainly competing on price, as their technical content is very low...
It’s not about selling technology or labor; it’s about selling materials, on a per-pound basis.