What goes wrong most often on a repeat hook order?
Short answer
Two things: gap drift and coating change. Gap drifts by fractions of a millimetre and the hook-up ratio quietly falls; coating changes and the corrosion claim stops being true without anyone noticing until a customer complains.
In detail
Both are cheap to specify and expensive to discover.
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