In manufacturing shift, made in US but sold in China

Standing over a small tank of water in a Brooklyn factory, Zbigniew Solecki plunged a gleaming faucet into a tank of water, then shot air at 60 pounds per square inch into it. He watched to see if bubbles rose from the water, a sign that an unseen fissure had, unacceptably, let the air stream out. It is a rite of passage that Solecki performs dozens of times a day.

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