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01-03-2009, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Gobes32

How many suppliers? And they are all going bust anyway? Unfortunately we will soon be sourcing all of our components from China because all the local suppliers are bankrupt........

Which will get interesting Quality wise or even reliability to run JIT.

An example.
The B-series door actuators are made in china...and another fun thing to think about is the engineers trying to fix this problem couldn't get anyone over that spoke English.

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