Short answer
For a fast, accurate quotation the drawing should show dimensions, tolerances and material, and the request should state quantity, application and delivery location. Drawings in DWG, DXF, STEP, IGES or PDF are accepted. Without a drawing, a sample part or dimensioned sketch is enough.
Checklist
- All dimensions and critical tolerances.
- Material and colour (PA6G yellow, oil-filled, MoS₂, POM, etc.).
- Quantity: this order and estimated annual consumption.
- Application and operating conditions: load, speed, temperature, environment.
- Surface and features: countersinks, threads, keyways.
- Delivery location and terms; for export, destination country and Incoterms.
Which file format?
DWG or DXF for 2D work and STEP or IGES for parts with 3D geometry give the fastest result. PDF drawings are accepted too. Without a drawing, send a sample part; we measure it and prepare the drawing.
Send your request
Send your drawing and details through the quote form or by email. Tolerances for plastic parts can help when setting tolerances.
The steps after quote approval are described in from sample to series production. For delivery terms on export orders see the Incoterms guide.
Frequently asked questions
I have no drawing. Can I still get a quote?
Yes. Send a sample part or a dimensioned sketch; we can measure it and prepare the drawing.
Why does annual consumption matter?
Knowing annual demand lets us plan blanket orders and deliveries from stock, and offer a better unit price.
