Incision Sub of VP.?

[SteveB1]

I'm working on a project and trying to understand what role Incision play for Vanquish Products. Is this a sub-company inside VQ?


Or is Incision just a "brand" of Vanquish Products?


Thanks.



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[Greatscott]

Incision is VP's "budget" brand.

[SteveB1]

Excellent. I will update my notes. Thanks!

[Panther6834]

Originally Posted by Greatscott

Incision is VP's "budget" brand.

Exactly...tho, at the same time, their "budget" brand produces products of higher quality than many mainstream brands.

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[Stormin2u]

IMO, the difference is most notable in the weight and design details, the quality of both are a higher than standard in most cases.

[TheLetterJ]

Isn't the Incision line of products produced overseas (Taiwan?) where as the Vanquish line is USA made?

[SteveB1]

All good comments and questions. I'm just trying to get the details correct for a project. I have both brands, and I agree they are both above standard OEM stuff.


I also see they some things are offered by Incision that are not by VP, and that may be due to what CNC machines are at their facility vs outsourcing.



My effort is not to disparage, but to write accurate info. Been waiting on some info from VP direct, but I was thinking that among the gang here, the right answer would surface.







Thanks!


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[Greatscott]

Originally Posted by Panther6834

Exactly...tho, at the same time, their "budget" brand produces products of higher quality than many mainstream brands.

~ More peace, love, laughter & kindness would make the world a MUCH better place

No doubt. I use both VP and Incision parts here and there, depends on if they have the part I need to do the job. Although spendy, VP is a brand I like supporting. A few years back I had an issue with a XR-10 part, it just did not fit properly. After sending a half dozen replacement parts they realized they had a machining error, corrected it and sent me a part that worked. If a company is not satisfied until their customers are, that company has my business.