Eternal Challenge: A Thorough Comparison of "In-House Products" and "Purchased Items"!
Is the internal product's check valve really cost-effective? If you want to compare internal products with purchased items, please refer to this article!!
When developing electric vehicle (EV) systems, designers or OEM manufacturers must decide whether to "design and manufacture the necessary components in-house or purchase them directly from external suppliers." To make the appropriate selection of each component within the system, various factors must be considered beyond the initial purchase price, including total installation costs, design capabilities, manufacturing capabilities, supply chain constraints, and quality standards. This article examines the pros and cons of in-house production versus purchased components and provides insights to help you make the most suitable decision for your EV needs. Table of Contents Factor 1: Total Installation Costs Factor 2: Design Capabilities Factor 3: Manufacturing Capabilities Factor 4: Supply Chain Constraints Factor 5: Quality Standards How Can The Lee Company Help? You can find more detailed information at the following link: "Should You Make or Buy Your EV Components?"
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- All units inspected before shipment - Quick/automatable installation method - Diameters of 2.5mm, 5.5mm, and 8.0mm - Unique Press-In installation specialized for resin/hose attachment - Integrated structure options available for orifices and screens
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The Lee Company
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ICE, BEV, FCV, Motorcycle, Internal Combustion Engine Vehicle, Battery Electric Vehicle, Fuel Cell Vehicle, Motorcycle, Construction Machinery, Agricultural Machinery, Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment, etc.
