Electrical machinery: The next challenge in supply chain disruption

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Pricing pressures on nonferrous metals have negatively impacted the machinery and equipment categories – specifically electrical machinery. If we layer on supply issues around transformers, motors, and generators we are facing a whole new challenge around availability and cost. And this time it could hit the consumer wallet. What's behind the long lead times and shortages? What will this mean for refrigerator motors, electric car motors, and more? Our pricing and purchasing team tackle the real story in this new supply chain disruption. John Anton https://ihsmarkit.com/experts/anton-john.html Maxwell Clarke https://ihsmarkit.com/experts/clarke-maxwell.html

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