RFQ & confidentiality
Discuss NDA requirements before sharing confidential files. Send drawings, quantity and project priorities.
Our Process / From brief to repeat order
One drawing.
A clear path
through production.
Keep technical questions, approvals and acceptance requirements connected at every handover.
The project workflow
Eight stages.
One controlled specification.
Material selection
Specify grade, condition and finish. Explain functional needs when alternatives are open.
Design review
Review tool access, wall sections, datums, tolerances and information gaps.
Quotation & release
Agree the production scope, timing, inspection requirements and controlled revision.
Production preparation
Define the machining route and any first-article or approval requirements.
Machining & process review
Work against the released information, with project-specific checkpoints.
Final inspection & records
Assess agreed requirements and prepare the records confirmed in the quotation.
Packaging & repeat orders
Protect critical surfaces, identify parts, and keep the approved revision available for the next order.
Keeping decisions traceable
A change should leave
a clear record.
Proposed service explanation. Project arrangements are agreed before the order is released.
| When this changes | Keep this connected |
|---|---|
| Drawing or model | Superseded revision, new release and written approval |
| Material or finishing | Agreed alternative and its effect on function or appearance |
| Inspection scope | Critical features, methods, records and acceptance criteria |
| Production quantity | Quotation scope, timing and packaging requirements |
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