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Field is the #1 choice for your fluid management fastener program. By allowing our team to handle all things fasteners, your team can focus on other commodities that can affect your bottom line. With our experience and expertise, we create programs to optimize material workflows, propose cost reductions, focus on continuous improvements, and find innovative ways to provide you with excellent ROI.
As an OEM product supplier for fluid management, we know what you need — and we can supply all of it. As experts in fluid management, we know that a bolt is not just a bolt.
Our value-added engineering helps you reduce overall costs and save money on aftermarket repairs.
We use a data-driven approach to Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) that is proven to reduce costs and increase efficiencies. You’ll always have appropriate stocking levels based on your business conditions and needs.
During a technical line review at a prospective customer’s facility, the Field engineering team observed a cumbersome and time consuming assembly process to a three component diaphragm. Upon further evaluation of the part, the Field team discovered that the manufacturing process to make these components was costly due to the scrap and time involved with machining the parts.
LEARN MOREA customer came to Field with a request for quote on a plastic spacer. Due to potential liability issues, the stability level in this two-piece tank system needed to be increased, without increasing the price per part. Field inquired about the application of the part to ensure optimal design and lowest total considerations.
LEARN MORELooking to improve on-time delivery, and reduce customer involvement and time needed to manage their hardware VMI program, a prospective customer elected to engage in discussions with Field. Inefficiencies with on-site scanning and replenishment, and overall organization of the program were weak. This led to parts hoarding at work stations, mixed parts, part substitution, non-valued-added parts-chasing, and costly outages of stock.
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