The right part.
Precisely described.
Mechanical parts, engineered materials and automation components, sourced against drawings, part references and measurable acceptance criteria.
Start a category briefCHINA SOURCING / WORLDWIDE DESTINATIONS
Which application should the RFQ cover?
Keep the drawing, operating requirements, scope and acceptance criteria connected.
Machined, cast & fabricated parts
A brief for
your business.
Product choices become clearer when the purchasing purpose is part of the conversation.
Engineering teams
Keep drawings, revisions, material requirements and acceptance criteria together in the RFQ.
Industrial components & automation / PURCHASING CONTEXTA technical brief.
Ready for the RFQ.
Drawing, part reference and revision
Share the reference and revision so supplier quotations use the same starting point.
Material, tolerances and surface treatment
Specify the material and construction details that affect the finished product.
Application, interfaces and operating setting
Record the connection and operating requirements that the product must fit.
Inspection, traceability and packing needs
Name the exact documents or records your purchasing team needs to review.
Bring the brief
together.
Start with what you already have. The details below help turn an initial product idea into a clear supplier request.