Aren't you sourcing from multiple suppliers to assemble a single product?

As the number of suppliers increases, the management workload will also increase.

To complete the product, it is not uncommon to place orders with multiple companies, such as Company A for resin parts, Company B for other resin parts, and Company C for assembly. However, as the number of suppliers increases, many management tasks arise, including adjusting delivery dates, managing orders and receipts, inventory management, addressing quality issues, and communicating during changes in production plans. In recent years, due to labor shortages and the need for operational efficiency, more companies are choosing to procure unit products or finished goods instead of individual parts. By consolidating suppliers, benefits such as reduced management workload from fewer orders, simplified delivery adjustments, clarified quality responsibilities, and reduced transportation costs can be expected. Our company can provide a comprehensive response from injection molding to parts procurement, assembly, and inspection. By centralizing the point of contact, we can reduce the management burden on our customers and respond flexibly to changes in production plans and quality improvements. We have past examples of solving such challenges. If you are having trouble managing your suppliers, please feel free to consult with us. We contribute to the efficiency of procurement operations with total support from molding to assembly.

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