Send drawings

Upload your files. We’ll review the next step.

Send CAD files, drawings, sketches, reference images, or early project notes. This is the faster path when you want manual review before completing a full RFQ.

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Secure file upload

Upload drawings and project notes.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Keep it simple: send the files, describe what they show, and tell us what kind of review you need.

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1. Contact details
2. Project context

Submitting files does not create an NDA or other confidentiality agreement. Do not upload highly sensitive, regulated, export-controlled, restricted, or trade-secret files unless a separate written agreement or NDA is in place.

Uploaded files are reviewed manually. NDA-friendly handling is available on request.

What happens after you upload?

Five steps from file upload to a clearer manufacturing path.

This page is designed to reduce friction while still giving your project a serious manual review path.

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Files received

Your files and notes are logged through the intake path.

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Manual review

The submission is checked for project stage, file clarity, and missing details.

Engineering drawings and design tools used to identify project information gaps03

Gaps identified

If needed, we identify what may be missing before a useful RFQ.

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Next route recommended

The project may move toward DFM, RFQ, tooling review, or partner follow-up.

Precision injection mould tooling and engineering files ready for review

Need more than upload?

Use the full RFQ form when you have deeper project details.

If you already know production quantity, material, timing, tolerances, and commercial expectations, the full RFQ form may create a stronger first review.

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Drawing upload FAQ

Questions before sending files.

Do I need complete drawings before sending files?

No. Early-stage files, sketches, screenshots, references, or partial CAD are still useful if you explain what is known and what is uncertain.

What happens after I send drawings?

Your submission is logged for manual review. Qualified projects can then be prepared for manufacturing partner follow-up.

Can I ask for NDA handling?

Yes. Use the notes field to flag confidentiality needs before deeper review.

Should I use this page or the full RFQ form?

Use this page when your main goal is to upload files quickly. Use the full RFQ form when you are ready to provide more detailed commercial and technical inputs.