Ford Uses 1,000 Bouncy Balls to Show How Brutal Parts Shipping Really Is

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03/12/2025
Ford Uses 1,000 Bouncy Balls to Show How Brutal Parts Shipping Really Is

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A major part of automotive manufacturing is parts delivery. In a global manufacturing world, brands must ensure that parts are manufactured and delivered to the multitude of production and assembly facilities worldwide. Given this, it's vital that the parts are delivered safely without any damage, ...

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