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From your drawing to scheduled production
A route that starts with a real quotation from the people who will run the job and ends with parts on a schedule rather than on request.
The first step is a quote from the workshop rather than a sales desk, because a number produced by someone who will not run the job is an estimate of an estimate. Samples follow within thirty days.
Once a part is proven, the useful next step is a schedule rather than repeated purchase orders. Agreeing a call-off pattern lets us hold material and slot the work, which is what turns a lead time into a delivery date.
Specifications
| Quote from | The people who will run the job |
|---|---|
| Samples | Within 30 days |
| Then | A call-off schedule rather than repeated orders |
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Send us a drawing and we will come back with a real quote
Send the drawing with the material, the quantity and the critical features. The quotation comes from the people who will run the job, not from a sales desk.