Problems facing the printer industry

The competition among printer equipment manufacturers has already suppressed profits, and even sold in violation of the unspoken rules of the coding industry, resulting in chaos in the market, and after-sales service after the customer purchases the equipment cannot be guaranteed, because the earned income The profit cannot support the expensive cost of after-sales service, so consumers must establish a good and pragmatic consumer concept, otherwise, it may bring you a fatal blow. With the advent of the Internet age and the rise of e-commerce, there seems to be no huge profits in all industrial markets, and competition in various industries is fierce. The same is true for the inkjet printer industry that we have been operating for many years. The loyalty of customers has repeatedly declined, which will face An unprecedented reshuffle in the printer market. In addition, only a few suppliers can survive in the end. These surviving manufacturers or suppliers are either constrained by after-sales service, or the consumables are locked with a password. Although they are sometimes not recognized by the customers, the customers have been using them well in the end. Inkjet printer, because it has good after-sales service. In addition to equipment competition, the most serious thing is the loss of consumables in the later period. Consumers search for all products they buy, compare them, and choose low-priced consumables. This leads to great discounts on the interests of manufacturers or distributors. Naturally, the quality of services is The decline has caused conflicts between customers and coding suppliers. Such development will result in customers without after-sales service, and dealers or manufacturers will eventually go bankrupt. This is the most serious situation in the coding machine industry, and the coding machine industry has shuffled. Therefore, remind consumers that you need to be cautious when buying consumables, because you buy cheap consumables, which is equivalent to ruining the supplier's money. The result is that the service cannot keep up and affect your normal production.