On December 6th, Apple CEO Cook announced that he would take some of Apple’s production lines back to the United States (before Apple’s strategic focus was in Asia, especially in China). In addition, they included General Electric, Chrysler, Hewlett-Packard, and Nike. Brands have also joined the tide of return one after another, and have shifted their production lines back to the United States.
All of this stems from the new strategy of U.S. President Obama on the U.S. manufacturing industry - "reindustrialization." Previously, U.S. capitalists placed low-end parts of their manufacturing industries in underdeveloped countries, commonly known as OEM business (represented by Foxconn's OEM factories in the mainland), while the United States and others rely on the high profits of finished products to enjoy wealth. The spire part of the tower of gold.
The low-end part of the U.S. manufacturing industry mentioned above has attracted cheap labor in Southeast Asia (including other underdeveloped countries), and at the same time has solved the unfavorable factors such as high labor costs in the United States. With the continuous increase in labor cost and management costs of the above-mentioned underdeveloped countries (including China's foundries), this favorable factor no longer exists. This year, several outbreaks of worker guilt in the Foxconn factory in mainland China directly affected the production pipeline of its employer, Apple, and the brand image of Apple was hit. In addition, the backflow of manufacturing industries can also partially solve the employment problems in developed countries such as the United States.
The re-industrialization of the United States coincides with the long-term description of the third industrial revolution. It is generally believed that the re-industrialization of the United States is by no means a return to traditional manufacturing. It will spawn a new mode of production, and smart devices with customized features will be widely used and will become a major trend.
Therefore, the re-industrialization of the United States is a signal of the third industrial revolution. The United States will seek a leap forward in its manufacturing industry by restructuring domestic manufacturing. As the first black president in the United States, Obama promoted a series of reforms, including the enactment of the latest laws, including the development of new industries. Reindustrialization is a combination of institutional innovation and technological innovation. Institutional innovation is promoted by the government (which also includes the financial system), and technological innovation is promoted by emerging industries. In the development of emerging industries, high-end manufacturing equipment has become the top priority for innovation.
Specific to China, our manufacturing industry is in danger of being left behind. This is definitely not alarmist.
As we all know, the broad manufacturing industry can be divided into four links: production, logistics, assembly, and testing. Production equipment is easy to standardize, and the frequency of innovation is not high, such as machine tools. The latter three categories are difficult to achieve standardized design and research and development, especially as quality supervision. In the detection process, the future trend must tend to be customized for smart devices.
Although the concept of custom equipment is not popular in Chinese manufacturing, it is common in the United States and other Western developed countries. The reproduction of the Chinese production line to foreign equipment has gone through a path of introduction, digestion, and absorption. However, it is limited to standardized equipment. However, the smart customized equipment has always been unsatisfied and difficult to introduce into China.
The first is the issue of demand satisfaction. Foreign R&D forces are far from Chinese companies (not only in terms of distance, but also include language barriers, cultural barriers, etc.). Due to the fact that they are not close to China's manufacturing production lines, equipment with distinctive colors cannot be effectively developed; Secondly, even if Chinese manufacturing companies try to cooperate with foreign equipment suppliers for R&D, they are unable to afford the high tuition fees because of the above-mentioned high communication costs. Third, China’s R&D companies are too scarce.
As a typical intelligent testing equipment supplier in China, Dr. Cui Zhongwei, Chairman of Beijing Leadong Instrument Technology Co., Ltd., and a mechatronics engineer, have a lot of feelings about the development of smart custom testing equipment. He believes that taking manufacturing product testing as an example, the separatist battle between innovation and traditional methods has already begun. For enterprises that need quality inspection of products, the most urgent testing needs come from the most labor-intensive Locally, in the factory inspection workshops in the future, dozens of hundreds of workers are no longer needed, but two or three people are looking at one or two smart testing devices. “The model of custom detection is compared with traditional detection methods in the same field of competition between cars and carriages. Intelligent manufacturing will change China’s future production methodsâ€.
In spite of this, due to the unawareness of the enormous value of customized equipment in innovation and research and development, many domestic manufacturers are still skeptical about the use of customized equipment. There are many people who are on the sidelines, and only some forward-looking companies are in this respect. A clearer understanding is a dilemma in China's manufacturing industry: one side is the trend of the moment, while one side is still timid and stagnant.
Therefore, in addition to R&D-oriented companies like Beijing Congbang, which should go deeper and deeper and increase the power of marketing, it also depends on the guidance and support of national policies and government agencies. In addition, the media and related organizations are responsible for the majority of manufacturing enterprises. In-depth understanding and public reporting of in-depth issues will also contribute to the transformation and upgrading of China's manufacturing industry.
Things are artificial. The enlightenment given by the re-industrialization of the United States will lead us to pay more attention to the role of innovation in the industrialization of science and technology, and intelligent equipment will also provoke a stir in the process of promoting the upgrading of China's manufacturing industry.
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In the future, adhesive products will maintain a rapid growth of 10-15%, which will become a new driving force for the development of Xuchuan Chemical.
There are several types of adhesive that can be used for shoes, depending on the material and the type of repair needed. Here are some commonly used adhesives for shoes:
1. Shoe glue: This is a specialized adhesive designed specifically for shoe repairs. It is commonly used for bonding different shoe materials, such as leather, rubber, fabric, and vinyl. Shoe glue is flexible, durable, and waterproof.
2. Super glue: Also known as cyanoacrylate adhesive, super glue is a strong and fast-drying adhesive that can bond various materials, including shoes. However, it may not be suitable for all shoe materials, and it can become brittle over time.
3. Epoxy adhesive: Epoxy is a two-part adhesive that provides a strong and durable bond. It is commonly used for repairing soles, heels, and other shoe parts. Epoxy adhesive requires mixing the resin and hardener before application.
4. Contact cement: Contact cement is a strong adhesive that creates a bond when two surfaces are pressed together. It is commonly used for shoe repairs, especially for attaching soles. Contact cement is available in both water-based and solvent-based formulas.
5. Shoe repair tape: In some cases, shoe repair tape can be used as a temporary solution for minor repairs. It is a self-adhesive tape that can provide a quick fix until a proper repair can be done.
When using any adhesive for shoe repairs, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and ensure proper ventilation. Additionally, it is recommended to clean and prepare the surfaces to be bonded for better adhesion.
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