Trying to cut manufacturing
costs and improve profits?
It has become increasingly more difficult for companies to maintain
their profit margins with an in-house manufacturing facility. Evolving
manufacturing technologies, diminished product life and rising employee
expenses are taking their toll and eroding corporate profits. Optimizing
the manufacturing process by controlling waste, shortening lead times
and maximizing company resources has become a financial necessity.
Many companies have found that outsourcing the manufacturing process
to Wain Industries is the solution to increased profit. Please
see our Customer Case Histories.
-- BENEFITS OF CONTRACT MANUFACTURING
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1.
LOWER TOTAL COST
You are only charged for what you buy. There is no amortization
of fixed or overhead expenses. Everything is a variable cost to
you.
2.
A FINISHED PRODUCT WITH A GUARANTEED 100% YEILD
You get the exact quantity you need, exactly when you need it. 100%
tested to your specifications.
3.
ASSET UTILIZATION
Consider the money you actually spend to maintain your manufacturing
process. Could you get a better return on the money you will save
by investing in R&D or a stronger sales and marketing program.
4.
ELIMINATING THE INTANGIBLES
Eliminate the time and money spent managing a production line, the
cost of ramping up a new production line and hiring and training
new assemblers. Do away with the hidden cost of rework and maintaining
a 100% quality inspection system.
5.
STEAMLINED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT
Shift from micro-managing hundreds of individual components to one
single part number.
6.
ASSET RISK MANAGEMENT
Reduce or even eliminate investments in capital equipment.
7.
SHORTENED TIME TO MARKET
Immediate assess to expanded production capabilities.
8.
FASTER TIME TO VOLUME PRODUCTION
Focus on product refinements and cost reductions.
9. REDUCE MARERIALS
MANAGEMENT
You can significantly increase inventory turns and use less floor
space. With full turnkey assembly and direct shipments to your customers,
you will need virtually no inventory.
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