From drawing to dispatch, every step has a job.
A clear process page helps buyers understand what happens after an RFQ arrives—and what information is controlled along the way.
Enquiry & Drawing
Review the drawing, material, quantity and customer requirements.
Engineering Review
Assess manufacturability, critical features and clarification needs.
Process Planning & Programming
Plan setups, tooling and programming for the approved requirement.
Machining
CNC/VMC machining against the approved process.
In-process Inspection
Check dimensions and critical features against the agreed plan.
Buffing & Deburring
Remove burrs and finish edges as required for subsequent operations.
Special Processes
Coordinate customer-specified special processes with external suppliers when required.
Final & Customer Inspection
Complete final checks against applicable drawing requirements; customer inspection by agreement.
Packing & Dispatch
Pack approved components to customer requirements with applicable documentation.
Repeat work should follow an understood process.
Approved requirement
Use the agreed drawing/model revision, material and manufacturing requirements.
Controlled route
Keep process planning, tooling and inspection considerations aligned to the approved job.
Verified release
Confirm the finished component and required records before dispatch.
The frozen process becomes the repeatable process.
For repeat work, the goal is not to reinvent the job each time. Approved drawing revisions, process routes, tooling, inspection plans and required documentation remain aligned with the established manufacturing process.
Have a drawing? Let’s start with the details.
Share your drawing or 3D model, material, quantity and critical requirements. We’ll review the manufacturing scope and discuss the next step with you.