Welding ABC
5 ways to save in welding consumable costs
28 April 2020
Money talks. In almost all companies, costs and expenses are critical components in decision-making, and the winner is the one who achieves the highest quality at the lowest total cost. In the world of welding, not only the purchase price of welding equipment is significant, but also the price of frequently-replaced welding consumables. Wouldn't you also like to achieve significant cost savings in consumables?
Jani Leikas
Jani Leikas
Jani Leikas
Manager, Aftersales at Kemppi Oy. Over 20 years of experience in global high-technology industrial equipment B2B sales, marketing, and product management.
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