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Supplier Consolidation and Tail-Spend Management Services
Some large OEM Procurement organizations believe a “distributor” is another layer of non-value added costs. Mechanical Power differs from traditional distributors by providing several value-add services for our customers. One such value-add service is Reverse Engineering.
Take the hassle out of global sourcing with Mechanical Power. Part 3: Logistics and Inventory Management
Some large OEM Procurement organizations believe a “distributor” is another layer of non-value added costs. Mechanical Power differs from traditional distributors by providing several value-add services for our customers. One such value-add service is Reverse Engineering.
Take the hassle out of global sourcing with Mechanical Power. Part 2: Reverse Engineering
Some large OEM Procurement organizations believe a “distributor” is another layer of non-value added costs. Mechanical Power differs from traditional distributors by providing several value-add services for our customers. One such value-add service is Reverse Engineering.
Take the hassle out of global sourcing
Global Sourcing Process Our goal is to evaluate your OEM engineered component needs and leverage our deep bench of...
New Product Arrival: Hydraulic Cylinders
Supplier of hydraulic cylinders and component parts, our advanced hydraulic cylinders focus on customer-specific hydraulic application needs.
What Are Hydraulic Cylinder Seals?
Hydraulic Cylinder Seals are designed according to the cylinder working pressure, cylinder speed, operating temperature, working medium and application. Piston seals are dynamic seals which can either be single acting or double acting. Generally, Elastomer seals made from nitrile rubber, Polyurethane or other materials are best in lower temperature environments, while seals made of Fluorocarbon Viton are better for higher temperatures.
The Shipping Saga Continues…
At this point, the TP trade lane is progressively becoming more challenging for importers. Ships are full, containers are scarce, and ports are suffering with train/rail car shortages. In addition to this, the trucking industry is unable to keep up.
Trade war with China didn’t boost U.S. manufacturing
President Donald Trump’s trade war against China didn’t achieve the central objective of reversing a U.S. decline in manufacturing, economic data show, despite tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods to discourage imports.
Logistics Challenges to Close 2020: Space & Equipment Shortages in the United States & China
North American importers have recently seen unique headwinds with inbound logistics which are expected to continue...