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Order of Concertinas

A few days ago we concluded a very special production order. The so-called ‘concertinas’ (or ‘alambrado de púas’ in South America). The reality is that we had never had to manufacture this product before. But we accepted the challenge and we set to work together the teams in Barcelona, Spain and in Hebei, China. The […]

The age of Smart rings (part 3)

In the first article of our smart ring series we explained the smart ring concept in a generic way and outlined the place of smart rings in the world of wearables. In the second part we talked about other topics, such as specifications and functionalities, seeking to provide more data prior to making decisions on […]

The age of Smart rings (part 2)

What should we consider when choosing a smart ring? Wearing a smart ring has several undeniable advantages: it is lighter and more comfortable than a watch, more practical when exercising or playing sports, and has a much longer battery life. At the same time, it introduces aesthetics as an important part of the product (as […]

The age of Smart rings (part 1)

Why is the OEM smart ring the unmissable opportunity for 2024? The wearables market is constantly evolving. It all started with fitness trackers worn on the wrist, and then expanded with the emergence of smartwatches such as the Apple Watch in 2015. Today, smartwatches are a dime a dozen, but we are rapidly entering a […]

The 7 Deadly Sins of Sourcing in China

When it comes to OEM purchases in China, anticipating problems can be more important than closing the deal. Here’s a guide to the 7 deadly sins you should never commit: 1. “The Art of Supplier Comparison: Key to Smart Sourcing”. Always compare several suppliers and their products (even if you think you have the best […]

What Determines Product Pricing?

When requesting quotations from multiple suppliers for identical or similar OEM products, significant price differences may arise. Understanding the reasons behind these pricing disparities is crucial in today’s highly competitive markets, where profit margins are generally slim, particularly for large-scale productions. It is rare to find a factory with substantially higher profit margins than another […]

3 TYPES OF DEFECTS

Quality control professionals generally classify quality defects into three main categories: minor, major and critical. The nature and severity of a defect determines which of the three categories it belongs to. Customers, the supplier and the inspection company must agree on the classification of each of the defects that may be found in the product. […]

AQL Tables

In this blog we will explain how to use the AQL Tables 1 & 2 First you have to choose the inspection level to use, you can see the explanation in our article “General AQL inspection levels: How do we choose one or the other?” On the other hand, we must determine the level of […]

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