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Summer Supplier Check-In: Is Your Metal Sourcing Plan Ready?
Summer can be a slower season for many industries. With vacations, adjusted schedules, and shifting production timelines, it is also a practical time to review upcoming projects, recurring part requirements, inventory needs, and supplier relationships before busier months return. For … Continue reading →
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Tagged Blanket Orders, Custom metal components, custom metal extrusions, Custom Metal Parts, Deeco Metals, Inventory Planning, Just-In-Time Delivery, Metal Sourcing, Quality Control, Supply Chain Planning
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A New Scam from Offshore Counterfeit Suppliers
We see it all the time: fake purses, watches, clothes and more, but what about counterfeit metals and industrial scams? If you’re buying metal or metal parts from overseas suppliers, it is increasingly more important to be aware of what … Continue reading →
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Vetting Our Manufacturers
Deeco Metals prides itself on working with some of the best manufacturers in the world. How do we know they’re the best? We personally inspect their facilities to ensure that they meet our stringent requirements. Unlike many in our line … Continue reading →
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Dealing with the Unexpected
It’s our job to make sure that our customers’ projects go smoothly. That means managing complications with manufacturers before they ever become problems for our customers. To be successful at managing the unexpected is a two-fold process. First, we make … Continue reading →