
U203-F Display
Features:
8 digits volume,8 digits sales,6 digits price per unit
1.2”LCD yellow backlight
running normally on the condition of -40 C to 55 C
broad sight scope from all directions
Current:600 mA
100% Factory Tested.
Packing:
Weight:
Dimension :
300g/case of 1 120×253×26mm/case of 1
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rs from the mid-1980s, as the symbol of an expanding corporate empire.
Mr Reuter s dream was to turn Mercedes-Benz, arguably the world s best cars, into an “integrated technology
concern? He bought companies that made planes and trains, cookers and fridges, and he diversified into finance
and computers. The head office on the hill soon reigned over famous German industrial names such as Dornier,
MTU and AEG, in addition to Fokker in the Netherlands and Cap Gemini in France.
It was a spectacular binge; it was also a flop. The company s share price plumbed new depths even as Germany s
stockmarket boomed. Mr Reuter s successor, Jürgen Schrempp, started dismantling the empire bit by b fuel dispenser it, selling
the trains and the planes and the computer-software interests. There was less talk of “integration?and more about
what to do to bolster the car company at the core of the group.
Pretty soon Mr Schrempp was building an empire of his own. A former car mechanic, who had risen through the
ranks running the Mercedes business in South Africa, he wanted to turn Mercedes from a European regional maker
of premium saloons into a truly global carmaker with a big presence in America. In 1998 he took over Chrysler to
convert Mercedes into a global heavyweight with a wide range of products and markets. His reasoning was that, as
competition became tougher, even premium brands such as Mercedes needed greater volume to support the
increasingly expensive technological development required to stay ahead. Strategically, it was the right step to
take. Rivals such as the head of BMW lauded his courage and admired the strategy. Ford Motor s boss never
forgave Mr Schrempp for not tying the knot with him instead. The only problem with the Schrempp strategy was
getting it to work.
Next month Dieter Zetsche, Mr Schrempp s successor, will go even further back to basics when his top managers
move out of Möhringen to squeeze into a jumble of offices around the giant Untertürkheim engine factory, one of
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