Are there domestic valves that require less maintenance?
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"Notice: All branch factories are requested to compile a list of manual valve brands that perform well in terms of quality and have a low failure rate when used in the field, and submit it to the Engineering Equipment Department at XXXX by XX:XX on XX month XX. "Do people often conduct similar statistics on failed procurement supplier management and industry quality issues?
Yes, well-performing brands are promoted within the group. For example, Lantian Company, which is part of Sinochem Group, is satisfied with a certain brand of valves; they share this information on their internal platform, allowing other affiliated companies to purchase those valves directly.
NORGREN (HERION, MASXEAL, buschjost) is widely used in the petrochemical industry; it would be worth discussing this further if there’s a chance
There are too many unspoken rules in the domestic industry; to win bids at low prices, people cut corners on quality； There are also OEM options, just like on Taobao ； It’s necessary to address the issue at its source; you get what you pay for
That makes sense; to find out whether something is useful or not, one definitely needs to ask those who use it
This post was last edited by qugd on 2016-11-17 08:54. Of course there are, but not necessarily in the procurement and execution stages. First, when selecting and designing valves, it is necessary to choose valves with appropriate materials and specifications based on the actual operating conditions and environment ； During technical exchanges and confirmations, the specific specifications of each valve are carefully verified ； When making purchases, choose a manufacturer with a reasonable price rather than the lowest one, based on the actual budget ； For after-sales support, try to choose the service provided by the manufacturer rather than relying on agents. Given these factors, many companies simply ignore them and turn to agents or traders with connections; as a result, they end up purchasing substandard or ineffective products, and that’s their own fault.