A brief and simple explanation of the differences between high and low quality tooling. Located here.
Generally, we are all aware of the general costs and risks incurred in having low quality tooling and that taking measures for monitoring and improving the quality of tooling is very necessary. Low quality tooling is unreliable and has a tendency to wear out a lot quicker than high quality tooling. Some may think that low quality tooling is less costly and lasts for a very short time while, high quality tooling is expensive and long lasting, but that's not necessarily the case. Low quality tooling is usually very expensive. It's higher maintenance and repair costs and tendency to perform with inferior results to that of high quality tooling can have an immense impact on the revenue earned.
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