In today’s highly competitive industrial market, cost performance — or “value for money” — is always a top priority for procurement teams. However, when it comes to purchasing high-speed doors, many companies fall into a common trap: believing that choosing the cheapest product automatically means achieving the best value.   But is that really true? For companies that genuinely care about cost-effectiveness, what matters most when purchasing a high-speed door? This article takes Hongfa as an example to explore what true cost performance really means. Low Price ≠ High Value   Low-cost doors often seem appealing at first glance. Some manufacturers compete purely on price, cutting corners by using inferior materials and simplified production processes. While this may reduce upfront costs, it often leads to much higher expenses in the long run.   1. Frequent Re