RFQ entry

Request a manufacturing quote

Share CAD files, drawings, quantity, material, finish, tolerance and documentation needs for engineering review before a manufacturing route is confirmed.

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RFQ package

Define the decision before routing.

Clear inputs reduce avoidable quote loops. Unknown process or material choices are acceptable when the files and use context are clear.

Guest RFQs stay available. A private project link is sent after submission; no account is required.

Required now

Contact, likely process, quantity estimate, and free-text requirements. “Not sure” is fine on optional fields when the files will drive the route.

Helpful next

Material, finish, project type, timing, CAD and a revision-matched drawing. Upload files on the private project link after the RFQ is created.

After submission

Keep the stable reference. Engineering reviews the package—incomplete files often get focused questions first, then a reviewed quote or clear next step once the job is ready to review.

Work email Full name Company Project title Likely process Quantity (pieces)Best estimate for this order. Note ranges or repeats in the notes if volume is still open. Quantity context Project type Material (optional) Finish (optional) Target timing Requirements and open questions“Not sure” is fine when the CAD and drawing should drive the route. After submit you get a private project link to upload files.

One controlled package

Keep models, drawings, BOM and revision notes aligned so route decisions are made from the same requirement set.

Critical versus preferred

Separate acceptance requirements from alternatives that may reduce cost, timing or sourcing risk.

Delivery is part of scope

Destination, needed-by date and split shipments can change supplier and logistics choices.

Quote before commitment

Supplier fit, price, lead time, inspection and compliance remain project-specific until the reviewed quote states them.