Sort of along the lines of venting but a bit different...
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lol --They most likely have some committee deciding on the names of the new products for what reasons only the Lord would know....Welcome to the naming world...each to their own and after all its their company...That's one reason I think that the Fishers were really smart people with their beautiful bear stoves....people like that and understand it and not put them in a world of flux with all the different companies particular stove names...old clancey
Like I said, what I find very interesting is, no 2 have the same name. It's like builders research a names database prior to hanging a name on one...
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Their names may be trademarked. I know in our business, we can’t use the same name as another company’s product that does essentially the same thing, and vice versa. A lot of bouncing ideas around, it goes on for quite some time. Having been with my company for 23 years, I’ve seen a lot of products being named.
Some origins of our product names:
Name of the first customer who ordered it that way
Approximate size of a component on the equipment, in inches, millimeters, cubic feet per minute, etc.
Abbreviation for the original product name
Empty slot on the product designation chart
A baseline number with plans to build similar variations later.
Some origins of our product names:
Name of the first customer who ordered it that way
Approximate size of a component on the equipment, in inches, millimeters, cubic feet per minute, etc.
Abbreviation for the original product name
Empty slot on the product designation chart
A baseline number with plans to build similar variations later.
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