Where is my "Made in USA" label on my Dynasty700?

[shovelon]

Am I blind? It is not on the faceplate like all my other Dynastys. Is it somewhere else or did they just forget to imprint it on? Usually it is on the upper left hand corner above the readouts.

Not the biggest deal in the world, but for the money I paid for the 700, I hope that quality control could be a little better.

[kvwall]

Uh oh! Maybe it wasn't made in USA. I was happy to see "Made in USA" on my Zippo lighter yesterday.

[ihctractor]

Well, on the similar model of Everlast machines it's located on the.....oh... wait, never mind, must've been thinking of something else.

[big mike]

Apples and oranges but the Maxstar I looked at it was on the spec sticker on the bottom of the case.May be on the spec tag on the back on the 700.

[Helios]

Maybe you should have gotten two Syncrowaves.

Not the biggest deal in the world, but for the money I paid for the 700, I hope that quality control could be a little better.

Not that it's any of my business, but just to be clear, are you considering the lack of a "Made in USA" sticker to be a "quality control issue" ... or does it have issues that have to do with the function of the welder?

[1havnfun]

It has to do with:
If you sell to the USA then it should be made in the USA.

If you make it in china, sell it to china, etc, etc, etc.

What I make in the USA, I sell to companies and people in the USA.
I try to purchase my tools and equipment, and cars from companies that make it here in the USA.

One of my gripes with a world economy

and it is just my opinion.

[FusionKing]

The only shop machine I have that says it is my 350P
Not any Dynasty or cooler.

[Thrutraffic]

I try to buy the best product for the money. That helps me do better work and it helps the economy by supporting competitive innovation (new and better products).

I would definitely prefer to buy from my American neighbor as that would mean we Americans made the best product but I won't buy "crap" from my neighbor just because he's my neighbor.

I buy Miller because I think they make the best product and I'm glad they're an American company (at least I hope they are. It's pretty hard to tell these days.)

[shovelon]

Maybe you should have gotten two Syncrowaves.



Not that it's any of my business, but just to be clear, are you considering the lack of a "Made in USA" sticker to be a "quality control issue" ... or does it have issues that have to do with the function of the welder?

HaHa! I am done with tranny tigs.

The quality control issue is that they forgot to print it on my faceplate, where it should be.

Like I said it is not a huge issue but I did call my LWS. The sales guy crawled all around it in disbelief. He is gonna find out if that is covered under warranty. I mean is it not prudent to have country of origin marked on it where you can see it?

Jeez, I got 4 other Dynastys and they all have it printed on the face. I want a matching set.

[snoeproe]

It has to do with:
If you sell to the USA then it should be made in the USA.

If you make it in china, sell it to china, etc, etc, etc.

What I make in the USA, I sell to companies and people in the USA.
I try to purchase my tools and equipment, and cars from companies that make it here in the USA.

One of my gripes with a world economy

and it is just my opinion.

Pretty ridiculous opinion you have. General motors sold a large portion of their autos they made last year to...China. I guess they should stop doing that and cut auto production and lay some folks off. That will really help the US economy.