Engineering Review
Submit Drawing for Review
Best if you are not sure whether the part is suitable for MIM, or you need engineering review before quotation.
Inquiry Path
Choose the Right Inquiry Path
This page is for customers who are ready to request price, tooling cost, MOQ, or lead time. If your project is still in another stage, choose the most suitable inquiry path below.
RFQ Preparation
RFQ Preparation Guide
Best if you want to know what drawings, CAD files, material details, tolerances, surface finish, and volume information to prepare.
Project Cooperation
OEM/ODM Project Inquiry
Best for long-term supply, multi-part projects, laser marking, custom packaging, assembly, or customer-specific delivery needs.
General Communication
Contact Us
Best for general questions, company communication, or inquiries that do not fit the RFQ form.
Simple rule: stay on this page when you need price, tooling cost, MOQ, or lead time. Use drawing review first when the main question is whether the part is suitable for MIM.
RFQ Information
What to Include in Your RFQ
To help us review your quotation faster, please provide as much project information as possible. Complete RFQ information helps reduce back-and-forth questions and improves quotation accuracy.
Drawing / CAD Files
Upload a 2D drawing or 3D CAD file if available. These files help us understand part geometry, dimensions, tolerance requirements, and basic tooling assumptions.
Material Requirement
Provide the required material grade or performance target. If the material is not confirmed, share the application, strength, hardness, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, or magnetic property requirements.
Critical Dimensions and Tolerances
Mark critical dimensions, fit surfaces, holes, slots, threads, thin walls, and inspection requirements. Tight tolerances may affect quotation, inspection planning, and secondary machining needs.
Surface Finish and Secondary Operations
Include requirements such as polishing, blasting, passivation, plating, PVD coating, heat treatment, CNC machining, tapping, grinding, deburring, or assembly.
Quantity and Annual Volume
Provide prototype quantity, trial order quantity, estimated annual volume, and expected production batch size. Volume is important for tooling cost, unit price, MOQ, and lead time evaluation.
Application and Project Stage
Share the part application, working environment, current project stage, and whether the project is for prototype, trial production, mass production, supplier transition, or cost reduction.
Accepted file formats: PDF, STEP, STP, IGS, X_T, SLDPRT, and related technical documents. If formal drawings are not ready, sketches, images, or basic project information can also be submitted for initial communication.
For Faster Quotation
- 2D drawing or 3D CAD file
- Material grade or performance target
- Critical dimensions and tolerances
- Surface finish or secondary operations
- Estimated annual volume
- Application and project stage
Accepted Files
PDF, STEP, STP, IGS, X_T, SLDPRT, ZIP, and related technical documents are helpful for RFQ review.
Not Ready for Quotation?
If your main question is whether the part is suitable for MIM, submit your drawing for engineering review first.
Confidential RFQ
Customer drawings, CAD files, and project details are used only for quotation, engineering communication, and project review. NDA discussion is available when required.
RFQ Form
Submit Your MIM RFQ
Complete the RFQ form below and upload your drawing or CAD file if available. Required project details help us review quotation direction, tooling cost, unit price, MOQ, and lead time more efficiently.
After Submission
What Happens After You Submit Your RFQ
After receiving your RFQ, XTMIM reviews the submitted drawing, CAD file, material requirement, tolerance needs, annual volume, and project stage. If important information is missing, our team will contact you before preparing a quotation.
Information Check
We check whether the submitted files and project details are clear enough for quotation review, including drawing, material, quantity, tolerance, surface finish, and application background.
Output
Complete RFQ information or clarification questions.
Quotation-Level Review
We review basic MIM suitability, material route, tooling assumptions, tolerance concerns, and possible secondary operation needs based on the submitted information.
Output
Quotation assumptions or a recommendation for drawing review if deeper engineering evaluation is needed.
Cost and Lead-Time Review
We evaluate tooling cost, unit cost, material cost, surface finish, secondary operations, inspection needs, MOQ, production volume assumptions, and expected lead time.
Output
Quotation direction and key cost assumptions.
Follow-Up or Quote Response
If the RFQ information is incomplete, we will ask for the missing details. If the information is sufficient, we will continue quotation communication and discuss the next project step.
Output
Follow-up questions, quotation discussion, or next engineering step.
Note: a complete RFQ helps improve quotation accuracy. If your main question is whether the part is suitable for MIM, please use the
Submit Drawing for Review
page before requesting a formal quote.
Ready to Send Your MIM RFQ?
Send your drawing, CAD file, material requirement, tolerance target, surface finish, annual volume, and project background. XTMIM will review the information and respond with quotation direction, follow-up questions, or the next engineering step.
Confidential RFQ: customer drawings, CAD files, and project details are used only for quotation, engineering communication, and project review. NDA discussion is available when required.