Custom component sourcing

We coordinate the steps between your initial request and an agreed supply scope. A marked-up drawing or part reference is enough to start the discussion.

1. Send the project brief

Include the part reference, current drawing or sample information, application, target quantity and delivery destination. Separate sample, first order and expected repeat quantities where you know them.

2. Clarify the specification

We review open points with you, including the drawing revision, material, finish, critical dimensions and acceptance criteria. Tell us which requirements are fixed and where you can consider alternatives.

3. Review the quotation

Check which drawing revision and quantities the quote covers, along with sample or tooling costs where applicable, inspection records, packaging and delivery terms.

4. Agree on samples and release

If samples are needed, confirm the quantity, checks and approval criteria before ordering. For repeat orders, reference the approved drawing revision and flag changes to the specification or delivery requirements.

Common questions

Can I start without a drawing?

Yes. Send the part reference, photos, known dimensions and intended application. We can review what additional information is needed to quote.

Can I request samples first?

Include your sample quantity and acceptance criteria. Sample availability, costs and timing are reviewed with the quotation.