Working with us

From your drawing to delivery.

A practical guide to quotations, prototypes, production and the documents that travel with your parts.

Before you place an order

Tell us the component, quantity and timing. We will review the requirement with you.

Quotations

Send the drawing revision, material, quantity and target date. We will review the requirement and discuss the technical scope with you.

From one part to series production

We manufacture one-off custom parts as well as production series. Tell us the quantity you need and any expected future demand.

Samples and prototypes

Tell us what you need to evaluate or validate. Include the prototype quantity, intended tests and requirements for the next production stage.

Production lead time

Lead time depends on the complexity of your project. Timing is discussed and agreed individually.

Confidential drawings

We sign NDAs on request, before you share confidential drawings or technical information. Choose “NDA first” to begin with a non-confidential description.

Customer audits

We welcome customer audits for projects we agree to take forward, across medical and other industries. The scope and arrangements are agreed with you.

What comes with your parts

Invoice, packing list and AWB accompany the shipment. Request any additional documents with your enquiry so we can agree what is needed.

What comes with your parts
Document Supply arrangement Details
Invoice Included Commercial details of the order.
Packing list Included Contents of the shipment.
Air waybill (AWB) Included Transport document for the shipment.
Certificate of conformity On request Tell us your required content and format.
Measurement reports On request Agree the characteristics to report and the required format.
Other project or customs documents On request We arrange legally permissible documents according to your requirements.

Working with us

A project, step by step

The quotation defines which steps your project needs and what is delivered at each stage.

  1. Your requirement

    Start with the function, quantity and constraints. Share a drawing, a reference part or a short description; request an NDA first when needed.

    Send a drawing
  2. Drawing and engineering

    Review the geometry, materials, interfaces and acceptance criteria. Agree the technical work needed to make the component.

  3. Prototype and evaluation

    Where the project requires it, make prototype parts and evaluate them against the agreed requirements before moving to production.

  4. Production

    Manufacture the agreed quantity, from a one-off custom part to a production series. The project defines the process and schedule.

  5. Inspection and delivery

    Complete the agreed checks and prepare the shipment with its invoice, packing list and AWB. Certificates of conformity and measurement reports are available on request.

Production and delivery

Production and shipping

Development, prototyping and manufacturing, with shipping arranged around your project’s urgency and cost requirements.

Production
From one-off custom components to series production.
Indicative transit times
UPS: 1–3 days · FedEx: 3–7 days · cargo: 7+ days.
Your shipment
The method is agreed individually according to urgency, destination and cost. Transit starts after dispatch and is separate from production lead time.

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