New component projects
Prototype quantities with a clear validation objective.
Custom gear manufacturing for prototype orders, supplier-transfer projects and repeat production. Plan quantities, drawing revisions and inspection requirements for each stage.

A prototype inquiry and a production inquiry have different objectives. A prototype may be used to check fit, movement or a proposed tooth form. A repeat-production project also needs a stable drawing, acceptance plan, demand forecast and delivery definition.
Plan prototype and repeat orders with one gear manufacturing team. Send your drawing, quantities and approval requirements so tooling, lead time and delivery can be addressed in the quotation.
Prototype quantities with a clear validation objective.
Existing parts with drawings, acceptance records and reference samples.
A controlled component definition linked to a production project.
Over 95% CNC automation in our manufacturing base.
A component-specific route connected to the final requirements.
Inspection resources for an agreed acceptance package.



Set the drawing revision and what the prototype is intended to validate.
Clarify dimensions, tooth checks and records before manufacture.
Capture approved revisions and the effect on tools, processes and timing.
Agree forecasts, batch sizes, packaging and the production-release process.
| Review item | What to define |
|---|---|
| Project stage | Prototype, first article, supplier transfer or repeat production. |
| Quantity plan | Initial order, batch requirement and estimated annual volume. |
| Release requirements | Buyer approval, report scope and any PPAP requirements. |
| Logistics definition | Delivery location, packing, labeling and schedule expectations. |

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A request for quotation (RFQ) should tell your gear supplier which part to manufacture, how many you need and what inspection is required.
Read guideInclude the latest drawing revision, quantities and the application. Add material, treatment and inspection specifications where these are already defined.
Request a gear quotationSend your drawing, required quantity and application. We will review your part and contact you about the details needed for a quotation.