“…If an industrial brand is able to provide unique value to its customers, this can allow for some flexibility in terms of price (Hutton, 1997; Malaval and Benaroya, 2005). To qualify for certain benefits of the industrial brand, the customer is willing to pay an additional amount (Malaval and Benaroya, 2005; Nagle and Holden, 2002). The establishment of a price premium is possible due to the unique and strategic benefits of the industrial brand.…”