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Marine winch pump refit for a Canadian repair yard
A Canadian repair yard refitted deck winch drives on a working vessel using bent axis rotary groups and piston ring sets delivered to a fixed date.
The vessel had a docking window that could not move. The yard needed the rotary groups and piston ring sets on site before the window opened, because anything arriving during it would be too late to fit and test.
We quoted against the delivery date rather than against a lead time, which meant committing to a date and building to it rather than starting production on receipt of order and reporting progress afterwards.
Parts arrived before the window and the refit was completed inside it. For marine work this is the whole specification: a part that arrives after the vessel sails has no value at any price.
Specifications
| Parts supplied | Bent axis rotary groups and piston ring sets |
|---|---|
| Quoted against | A fixed delivery date, not a lead time |
| Why it matters | A part arriving after the vessel sails is worth nothing |
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