FAQ

We are best suited for engineering-driven, non-standard sheet metal and welded assembly projects, typically involving:

• Multiple processes such as bending, welding, and assembly
• Structural or dimensional relationships between parts
• Requirements for repeatability, batch consistency, and production stability

No.

We support both drawing-based manufacturing and sample-based manufacturing.

• When complete 2D / 3D drawings are provided, production is carried out strictly according to approved documents.
• When drawings are incomplete or physical samples are provided, inputs are converted into clear, production-ready manufacturing references before production begins.

Our focus is not only on making parts, but on making them consistently and repeatably.

Projects that are extremely simple and purely price-driven are generally not our optimization focus.

Our value lies in:

• Managing structural and assembly relationships
• Coordinating multiple manufacturing processes
• Ensuring stable results across production batches

If cost is the only consideration and no engineering control is required, a different supplier model may be more suitable.

Typical projects include:

• Precision bending parts
• Welded components and assemblies
• Non-standard enclosures, frames, and structural components

Many projects require interaction between multiple processes rather than isolated single-operation parts.

A quotation is typically based on:

• 2D drawings (PDF / DWG) and/or 3D models (STEP preferred)
• Material specification
• Quantity and estimated demand
• Surface finish requirements
• Basic application or assembly context

More complete information allows more accurate evaluation of manufacturability and pricing.

Yes.

We support sample-based manufacturing, including:

• Dimensional verification
• Process evaluation
• Establishment of manufacturing references

Samples are used as a basis for repeatable production, not one-off duplication.

We do not act as a product design company.

However, during quotation and production preparation, we may provide manufacturability feedback, such as:

• Process feasibility
• Tolerance risk identification
• Assembly or structural considerations

All production is always based on customer-approved drawings or agreed references.

There is no fixed MOQ.

MOQ depends on:

• Part complexity
• Manufacturing process
• Setup and tooling requirements

We work primarily with production-oriented projects, where the product design has already been validated and approved by the customer.

Yes.

Samples are provided based on customer-validated designs that are already considered technically qualified and suitable for market release.

The purpose of samples is to:

• Verify that we, as the supplier, can manufacture the product correctly
• Adapt and implement the design based on our equipment configuration, process strengths, and manufacturing experience
• Establish a stable and repeatable manufacturing approach within our factory
• Confirm dimensional accuracy, assembly, and surface finish

Samples represent the result of applying a confirmed design to our actual production environment.

Consistency is achieved through:

• Defined manufacturing routes
• Controlled fixtures and tooling
• Repeatable process parameters

Tolerances are handled strictly based on:

• Customer drawings
• Approved specifications
• Confirmed reference samples (when drawings are incomplete)

No assumptions are made beyond agreed requirements.

We support international shipments, including customers in:

• Europe
• North America
• Australia
• Other global markets

Shipping methods are selected according to project requirements and customer preference.

Commonly supported terms include:

• EXW
• FOB
• CIF
• DDP (upon request)

DDP arrangements are handled based on agreed scope and responsibilities.

To enable an efficient discussion, it is recommended to prepare:

• Drawings or samples
• Target quantities and project stage
• Key technical or quality requirements