Lead times
and export delivery.
What happens after you ask for a price, laid out plainly: five stages, each with something we hand over and something you confirm.
- 01
Requirements
Drawings, material, quantity and date reviewed before anything else: whether we can make it, how, and what we would change.
Handover
Feasibility note · Quotation
- 02
Process review
Routing, workholding and key operations fixed; gauges and inspection points listed, acceptance criteria written into the review.
Handover
Routing sheet · First-article plan
- 03
Production
Rough machining, heat treatment and finishing scheduled in sequence, with photo records at key stages and progress on request.
Handover
Traveler · Stage records
- 04
Inspection
Dimensions and geometric tolerances checked to drawing; UT, hardness or tensile retests on material. Nothing ships if it fails.
Handover
Inspection report · Material cert
- 05
Packing & shipping
Rust protection, bracing and shipping marks for the destination; FCL, LCL or out-of-gauge, shipped the way you specify.
Handover
Packing list · Shipping documents
Quotation
A complete drawing set is enough to evaluate; where something is missing we confirm by mail or phone first.
First article
A first-article record before the batch, with a sample part when you want one.
Documents
Packing list, material certificate, inspection report; English versions for export orders.
Freight
FCL, LCL or out-of-gauge, quoted to your port and trade term.