Parts Made In China, Are They OK To Use?

On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:18:29 +0200, > wrote:

> On Sep 14, 11:51*am, "Joey Tribiani" > wrote:
>
>>
>> country of manufacture has less to do with quality of the parts than the
>> company contracts the foreign manufacturer.... "China" will manufacture
>> anything you want and to whatever you specify. if you want cheap, they
>> can
>> do it, if you want quality, they can do it... But since quality costs
>> money,
>> lots of companies contracting then importing parts don't spend the coin
>> for
>> good quality nor good quality control....- Hide quoted text -
>>
> I bought a couple of locking type pliers (vise-grips) that were made
> in China.
> Just for fencing. Pretty light weight use. Broke the damned things
> the
> first time I clamped them on a wire. Never again.
>
> And now I understand that the company VISE-GRIP is moving their
> manufacturing
> to China. I bought couple more pairs of them a few weeks ago as I
> knew they
> were still made here and good quality. Now if I don't lose them like
> the others
> I had.
>
> Randy

As someone mentioned before me, in China you can order and buy any quality
you want of a certain product.
Even the same factory might offer different qualities, so do not blame the
nation China for some importer/retailers greed and lack of moral..
I am not saying I'm happy about all thing being produced in China, but get
your facts straight before slandering, from that we will all benefit.

J.



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On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 04:03:02 +0200, P.J.Berg >
wrote:

> On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:18:29 +0200, > wrote:
>
>> On Sep 14, 11:51*am, "Joey Tribiani" > wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> country of manufacture has less to do with quality of the parts than
>>> the
>>> company contracts the foreign manufacturer.... "China" will manufacture
>>> anything you want and to whatever you specify. if you want cheap, they
>>> can
>>> do it, if you want quality, they can do it... But since quality costs
>>> money,
>>> lots of companies contracting then importing parts don't spend the
>>> coin for
>>> good quality nor good quality control....- Hide quoted text -
>>>
>> I bought a couple of locking type pliers (vise-grips) that were made
>> in China.
>> Just for fencing. Pretty light weight use. Broke the damned things
>> the
>> first time I clamped them on a wire. Never again.
>>
>> And now I understand that the company VISE-GRIP is moving their
>> manufacturing
>> to China. I bought couple more pairs of them a few weeks ago as I
>> knew they
>> were still made here and good quality. Now if I don't lose them like
>> the others
>> I had.
>>
>> Randy
>
> As someone mentioned before me, in China you can order and buy any
> quality you want of a certain product.
> Even the same factory might offer different qualities, so do not blame
> the nation China for some importer/retailers greed and lack of moral..
> I am not saying I'm happy about all thing being produced in China, but
> get your facts straight before slandering, from that we will all benefit.
>
> J.

Ps.
This was aimed directly towards you Randy, but written to all of us since
there are several people following this thread.
Poorly written on my behalf.


>
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Just don't eat the paint!
> wrote in message
...
> Hello!
> There are some pats made in China that I wold like to try, but I am
> hesitant to use them.
>
> Are they OK to use?
>
> They look a little rough around the edges.
> If I used brake master cylinder made in China, I think I would replace
> it after 3 years.
>
> Of course I had rather spend the extra bucks and get one made in the
> United States, Germany, Brazil, or somewhere else.
>
> But the Chinese Master cylinder looks better made than the master
> cyklinder made in Mexico.
> TIA/ Thanks In Advance!
>

Or drink the milk .....

"george taylor" > wrote in message
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> Just don't eat the paint!
> > wrote in message
> ...
>> Hello!
>> There are some pats made in China that I wold like to try, but I am
>> hesitant to use them.
>>
>> Are they OK to use?
>>
>> They look a little rough around the edges.
>> If I used brake master cylinder made in China, I think I would replace
>> it after 3 years.
>>
>> Of course I had rather spend the extra bucks and get one made in the
>> United States, Germany, Brazil, or somewhere else.
>>
>> But the Chinese Master cylinder looks better made than the master
>> cyklinder made in Mexico.
>> TIA/ Thanks In Advance!
>>
>