Our Manufacturing Process
From Drawing Review to Export Dispatch
A successful manufacturing project depends on clear technical communication and coordination at every stage. Our process is designed to provide a structured path from initial engineering requirement through manufacturing and dispatch.
Drawing & Requirement Review
We begin by understanding the requirement.
We review, where applicable:
- Drawing
- Drawing revision
- Part number
- Material
- Quantity
- Annual quantity
- Tolerances
- Threads
- Surface finish
- Welding requirements
- Coating / plating
- Inspection requirements
- Delivery location
- Required date
- Special documentation
Manufacturing Assessment
We identify the most appropriate manufacturing process based on the component.
Examples:
CNC turning → finishing → inspection
CNC milling → surface treatment → inspection
Laser cutting → folding → welding → finishing
Casting → machining → inspection
The final process depends on the actual component and customer requirements.
Supplier Selection
Suitable manufacturing partners are identified based on:
- Technical capability
- Process capability
- Material
- Quantity
- Component size
- Tolerance requirements
- Quality requirements
- Finishing requirements
- Production requirements
Where practical, alternative supplier options may be considered.
Quotation & Technical Confirmation
Supplier quotations are reviewed for more than price.
Considerations can include:
- Manufacturing price
- Tooling
- Material
- Lead time
- Quantity
- Process
- Finish
- Quality requirements
- Packaging
- Communication
- Other project-specific requirements
The selected quotation should reflect the actual project requirements.
Prototype / Sample Approval
Where a prototype or sample is required, the sample can be coordinated and reviewed before production.
This stage may be used to confirm:
- Dimensions
- Fit
- Finish
- Material
- Manufacturing feasibility
- Customer requirements
Do not guarantee prototype approval times on the website.
Production Coordination
Once requirements are confirmed, production is coordinated with the selected manufacturing partner.
This can include:
- Technical clarification
- Production follow-up
- Progress communication
- Quantity coordination
- Manufacturing updates
Resolution of technical questions
Quality Inspection
Where required, inspection and verification are coordinated before dispatch.
Potential checks include:
- Dimensions
- Critical tolerances
- Quantity
- Material
- Surface finish
- Visual condition
- Documentation
Packing & Export Dispatch
After production and quality requirements are completed, packaging and dispatch are coordinated.
This may include:
- Packaging
- Labelling
- Documentation
- Freight coordination
- Export preparation
- Dispatch communication
Final Process Statement
Requirement → Review → Manufacturing Assessment → Supplier Selection → Production → Quality → Packing → Export Dispatch


