Chinese Manufacturing 101
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Chinese Manufacturing 101
Originally posted by: superbombman
kymco is ISO certified what it means dunno all i can say is there both great co. and stand behind there products
Also eton took youth atv of the year in 05' and lets not forget Kymco is making A.Cats 300cc and under obvousilly CAT see's something in them
kymco is ISO certified what it means dunno all i can say is there both great co. and stand behind there products
Also eton took youth atv of the year in 05' and lets not forget Kymco is making A.Cats 300cc and under obvousilly CAT see's something in them
Hope this helps.
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#23
Chinese Manufacturing 101
ISO 9000/ 9001 cuts out alot of fly-bye-night shops..... I worked at a shop that was ISO 9000 and 9001 back in the 90's....we were one of the first....the first in our area anyway...IF you look up tool and die in meadville pa (and surrounding areas), you will find hundreds of shops! It is just a small town between pittsburgh and erie PA
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#25
Chinese Manufacturing 101
Originally posted by: superbombman
Back a few post's there was someone that posted that kymco & eton are china built thats so wrong both are made in tawain which the workmen ship is way diff. YES both CO. have plants there.
Back a few post's there was someone that posted that kymco & eton are china built thats so wrong both are made in tawain which the workmen ship is way diff. YES both CO. have plants there.
#26
Chinese Manufacturing 101
Originally posted by: hondabuster
ISO is a marketing tool, and not a quality tool. You can make junk and garbage..and still hold your certifacation. It does not certify that you make quality parts.
ISO is a marketing tool, and not a quality tool. You can make junk and garbage..and still hold your certifacation. It does not certify that you make quality parts.
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#28
Chinese Manufacturing 101
Phone calls can be made to the manufacturer in order to open up tolerances to deviate from the blueprint design. OR the manufacturer could pretend the part in in tolerance or check the part above or below room temp. to make it check good.
ISO would require tools be inspected for accuracy as well as a paper-trail with signoffs in each department all the way thru till inspection department where the out of tolerance ones would not make it past...unless that phone call were made[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
ISO would require tools be inspected for accuracy as well as a paper-trail with signoffs in each department all the way thru till inspection department where the out of tolerance ones would not make it past...unless that phone call were made[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
#29
Chinese Manufacturing 101
Originally posted by: Raptorlegs
Are tolerances the responsibility of the parts manufacturer or the assembly plant or both? Which one is the fly by night company? I'm asking.
Are tolerances the responsibility of the parts manufacturer or the assembly plant or both? Which one is the fly by night company? I'm asking.
#30
Chinese Manufacturing 101
Originally posted by: mywifesquad
Every where Ive worked the customer sets/requests the tolerances. Some times they relax them when they find out how much their requirements cost them. Basically the larger the tolerances the lower the price. And the more parts pass inspection. The fly by nite company is the one who cant hold tight tolerances. Not because they dont have a paper trail for their parts.
Originally posted by: Raptorlegs
Are tolerances the responsibility of the parts manufacturer or the assembly plant or both? Which one is the fly by night company? I'm asking.
Are tolerances the responsibility of the parts manufacturer or the assembly plant or both? Which one is the fly by night company? I'm asking.
I figured it had to be something like that. I think there is only a handful of true Chinese manufacturers and I've been told some tolerances are very tight...obviously some probably aren't so much. Thanks.