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The development status of second-hand instrument and meter industry in my country
Second-hand instruments and meters were first popular in the United States and gradually led to China. After recent years of development, more and more people have accepted the leasing method conceptually, but they are paying more and more attention to practicality, cost performance, brand and so on. Bottlenecks in the second-hand instrument market 1. The second-hand market is not standardized, the supply channels are not unified, and the after-sales service cannot be guaranteed, which has brought a development bottleneck to the second-hand instrument market to a large extent. As we all know, the price of each instrument is not cheap. When buying an instrument now, customers not only value the quality of the instrument, but also the after-sales quality and technical support. 2. How to operate the purchased second-hand equipment and put it into production directly. It has been put into production, but the efficiency is low, the failure rate is high, and the downtime for maintenance is long. Some are even still in the box. How to operate and make decisions when buying second-hand equipment, in order to achieve the purpose of less investment, quicker effect, and promotion of production development? 3. The quality of domestic second-hand equipment cannot be guaranteed. Even if it is second-hand, most customers will choose foreign brand instruments with reliable quality and stable performance. The leading factor in the purchase of second-hand instruments 1. Quality is the premise. No matter how cheap the instrument is, it is not good to use it. There are no problems. 2. The price is the key factor, the price should not be too high, it should be better to have an advantage below 50%. 3. After-sales service and follow-up maintenance efficiency are very important. Article source: (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.
1. ISO 5402-1: Specifies the flexometer method for testing leather flex resistance under repeated bending.
2. ISO 17694: Defines test methods for footwear upper and lining flex resistance, simulating real-world bending stress to assess long-term durability.
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