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How It Works
From Your Files
to Your Parts.
A practical guide to the information, quotation, DFM, sampling and production stages of your manufacturing project.
How It Works
Your Files → Your Parts
Your Files
Share your 3D CAD, 2D drawings, material, quantity, finish and target timing.
Quote & DFM
Review the quotation, manufacturing feedback and any mold-flow analysis needed for the part.
Tooling & Sampling
Approve DFM and the tooling plan, then review trial parts and inspection results.
Your Parts
Confirm the agreed quality requirements, production quantity, packing and delivery arrangements.
Start with the information you have. We will clarify the manufacturing route, quotation scope, DFM, lead time and commercial terms with you.
Working With JY Pretech
Know what happens next.
What to send
- 3D files in STEP or IGS format, plus dimensioned 2D drawings in PDF.
- Part quantity, annual usage or expected tool life.
- Material grade, color, surface finish and critical tolerances.
- Application requirements, target delivery date and delivery destination.
Only a 2D drawing may support a preliminary estimate. Ask for an NDA before transferring confidential CAD data.
How we quote
We review the part geometry, material, quantity, mold requirements, finishing and inspection scope. Quotations are typically provided within 24 hours when the required information is complete. Any additional review time is discussed with you.
Tooling, molded parts, additional processing and delivery requirements are confirmed in the project quotation. There is no minimum order quantity.
DFM & mold-flow analysis
After order confirmation, the team reviews manufacturability and provides DFM feedback. Wall thickness, draft, gates, parting lines, material behavior and other relevant features are checked before tooling.
Mold-flow analysis is used where appropriate to review filling behavior and potential molding issues. Confirm the analysis scope and approve the DFM before steel cutting.
Tooling & sampling
After the design and tooling plan are agreed, our team coordinates machining, fitting and mold trials. Trial parts are checked against the specified dimensions and requirements.
Review the samples and inspection results with the team, confirm any corrections and approve the next production stage. First-article and other agreed inspection documents can be included.
Lead times
Typical project lead times are 7–30 days, depending on geometry, material, tooling complexity, quantity and project scope. The confirmed quotation and project schedule govern the delivery commitment.
Quoted production lead times are calendar days from DFM approval and the start of actual production, excluding the public holidays identified by the team. Shipping time and sample approval are discussed separately.
Quotation & payment terms
Standard shipping terms are Ex Works (EXW), unless the order specifies otherwise. Freight, customs and associated charges are agreed for the project.
Tooling orders generally require a 50% deposit, with the balance before the T1 samples are shipped. Prototype samples generally require full payment before shipment. Payments are made by bank transfer to the account designated in the quotation. The accepted project quotation takes precedence.
From Development to Production
Tooling and manufacturing.
Coordinated around your part.
Validate the design, review the manufacturing route and confirm the next production stage with the team.
