Dimensions & threads
Diameter, length, thread form, pitch and drawing tolerances.
CUSTOM FASTENERS
Your drawing.
The starting point.
Non-standard dimensions, a particular thread or a mixed list of parts. Discuss your requirements with our Shenzhen-based team.
Options to discuss
Feasibility depends on the part geometry, material and order quantity. A quotation confirms the scope for your part.
Head & drive
Head profile, recess and other features required by the assembly.
Materials & finishes
The specified material, property class and surface treatment.
Mixed-product orders
A parts list with quantities for each item, including packaging and label requirements.
FROM INQUIRY TO ORDER
How an order takes shape
- 01
Drawing or sample
Start with a drawing, product reference or photograph. Let us know if a physical sample is available.
- 02
Review & quotation
We review the requested configuration with manufacturing partners. Pricing, minimum quantity, tooling and lead time are confirmed in the quotation.
- 03
Sample confirmation
Where sampling is agreed, the sample and inspection requirements are confirmed before the bulk order proceeds.
- 04
Order & delivery
The agreed specification, checks, packaging and shipping arrangements form the basis of the order.
QUALITY, PACKING & DELIVERY
Agreed with your order
Specification & revision
The quotation and order confirmation identify the drawing, revision and requirements to be followed.
Checks & documents
Dimensional, thread, appearance and document requirements can be discussed before quotation. Inspection scope and any associated cost are agreed for the order.
Packaging & labels
Specify pack quantities, item identification, customer part numbers and any special packing needs for review.
Shipping & follow-up
Delivery timing and shipping terms are confirmed with the quotation. For an order discrepancy, contact us with the order reference, affected quantity and photographs for review.
Minimum quantities
Assessed by part, process and material; confirmed with the quotation.
Samples & tooling
Sample availability, tooling charges and approval steps are discussed before ordering.
Lead times
Reviewed against quantity, production requirements and the requested delivery date.
Discuss your requirements
A drawing, sample reference or parts list is enough to start the conversation. Dimensions and commercial terms are confirmed with your quotation.