Lowest Installed Cost
●So how do we evaluate the lowest installed cost? Lowest installed cost is determined by a number of factors and looks at the cost of actually getting the fastener into place in the assembly. This covers the cost of hole preparation, the method and ease of assembly, the design and manufacturing costs of mating components, the cost of the fastener, the cost of poor quality (scrap) and the general satisfaction level of the final customer. The highest cost is when a customer chooses a competitor product.
●Component Cost
■In most situations the fastener is the least expensive component in the assembly, usually a small fraction of the total cost. It is however the most important element, as the fastener ties the whole assembly together and without the fastener each part is essentially worthless.
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