
U104-B 3-phase Connection
This type of meter is used to fuel dispensers for measurement of pressurized oil.
Materials:
Body: Aluminum (Spray-Painted)
Package:
Net Weight:
1.7kg/case of 1
Gross Weight: 1.9kg/case of 1
Dimension: 36x15x15cm/case of 1
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conspire together to cause a calamity. This seems to be happening more and more often. It is not just
that inventory levels are getting leaner, but the range of items that companies are carrying is also
growing rapidly, points out Ted Scherck, president of Colography, an Atlanta-based logistics consultancy.
Just look around a typical supermarket. Where it once stocked mainly groceries, it now also sells
clothing, consumer electron fuel dispenser ics, home furnishings and many other items.
The many faces of risk
This compounds supply-chain problems. “In many cases shippers have gone too far in implementing the
lean supply chain and have found themselves virtually out of business because of a by now annual
catastrophic event,�says Mr Scherck. As examples, he cites a dock strike in California, a typhoon in
Taiwan, a tsunami in Asia and a hurricane in New Orleans. More recently a huge explosion at the
Buncefield oil storage terminal in Britain s Hertfordshire caused widespread problems for businesses not
just locally but across a large part of England.
In 2003 a number of companies suffered serious disruption because of severe acute respiratory
syndrome (SARS). Even though SARS turned out to be not as virulent as influenza, and only 8,000
people got infected, with one in ten dying, it still cost an estimated $60 billion in lost output in South and
East Asia. The latest worry is the spread of avian flu. If the virus concerned were to mutate and become
infectious for humans, the consequences could be far more devastating.
Sometimes even a political wrangle in Brussels will bring a supply chain to a shuddering halt. Last
autumn some 80m items of clothing were impounded at European ports and borders because they
exceeded the annual import limits that the European Union and China had agreed on only months earlier.
Retailers had ordered their autumn stock well before that agreement was signed, and many were left
scrambling to find alternative suppliers. A compromise was reache fuel dispenser fuel dispenser