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Cost of Quality Strategy

• Identify failure costs and drive them to zero

• Identify root cause for each failure.

• Causes can be preventable.

• Prevention is always cheaper.

• Install prevention activities to bring improvements.

• Continuously re-evaluate and redirect prevention efforts to drive improvements.
  

   

Hidden Costs of Quality

• Scrap

• Rework

• Warranty

Hidden Failure Costs

• Engineering time.

• Management time.

• Downtime.

• Increased Inventory.

• Decreased Capacity.

• Late or Lost Orders.

 

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What Our Clients Say?

Much of the near-term product opportunities are targeted toward lowering manufacturing or maintenance costs in industrial/chemical processing. Metals and alloys are extensively used in these industries over a range of temperatures and harsh environments. Surface modifications of these substrates will enable extended lifetimes, better performance, and in some cases, even improve the quality of the final product. Corrosion or oxidation of these parts presents a major problem for industries requiring frequent replacement of parts and increasing production costs due to downtime and other related factors. Due to the thin, dense, and hermetic nature of Thermoblak, it can be implemented readily with highly effective protection.