October 8, 2026 · Indumor
The better the information in your RFQ, the faster and tighter the quote — and often the lower the price, because we can optimize material and process. This is the checklist we recommend.
Ideal: DXF/DWG at 1:1 for cutting, or a dimensioned PDF for assemblies. No drawing? A hand sketch with dimensions, photos of the part to replace, or the physical part itself all work — our technical team will survey and redraw it.
Carbon, stainless or galvanized, and the gauge. If you are not sure, tell us the duty and we will define it together — sometimes a material change cuts cost without losing performance.
Unit price drops hard with volume: nesting uses the sheet better and setup spreads across parts. If you need 10 today but 200 next year, say so — we quote both scenarios.
Painted, galvanized, bare? Any critical dimensions with tolerances? Parts with post-weld machining price differently from simple cut parts.
If there is a hard date (a plant shutdown, a project milestone), tell us up front so we confirm feasibility before quoting. For international clients we quote with export packaging and shipping to your port or door.
A written quote with unit and volume pricing, fabrication lead time and validity. If we see a design improvement — fewer bends, better sheet usage, a smarter weld sequence — we propose it along with the estimated saving.
Send what you have: drawing, sketch or the part itself. We reply fast.
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