FREE sourcing support for qualified business buyers, with an eligible benefit of up to 3%. Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements. That review includes etch versus through-cut and whether the art file already carries kerf compensation.

Independent sourcing partner · routes job-shop one-off art and parts RFQs · NDA available before CAD is forwarded

RFQ channel

Custom Laser Cutting Sourcing

Use the two-column form for a comparable factory brief. This is not a walk-in laser shop and we do not publish a fabricated street address. Job shops quoting one-off art and parts should send the same packet they would hand a mill, not a marketing PDF of a finished sign.

Desk hours stated as US business days for follow-up, not as a factory shift

How to reach the desk

Submit the form. After a named company contact exists, drawing files can follow by the reply channel. We do not invent a public phone switchboard, a plant tour desk, or a walk-in receiving dock. Custom Laser Cutting Sourcing is an independent sourcing partner: the form starts a comparable RFQ, not a machine booking and not a same-day art-file drop at a cutter.

What to put in the requirement

Drawing revision and file format, material grade, finished dimensions, GD&T datums, thickness, kerf or edge rule, whether kerf compensation on the art file is already applied, etch versus through-cut on branded panels, surface finish, prototype quantity, production lot, EAU, inspection plan, destination, target date, preferred Incoterm, optional budget (currency and per-piece or whole-order) and high-end / mid-range / economy preference. Preference is a buyer posture, not a verified factory grade.

Follow-up window

US business days, Monday–Friday. Holiday coverage is not promised. A form timestamp is not a production slot, a reserved laser bed, or a freight booking. If a factory later quotes a date, treat that date as unconfirmed until it is written against the same revision. One-off art nests do not inherit a production calendar from a repeating bracket lot.

Illustrated US destination map used as a freight-basis prompt, not a factory locator
Name a ZIP or port so quotations share one freight basis. This illustration is not a warehouse map.

Before you send

  1. Lock the revision letter on PDF plus DXF or STEP, and say whether the art file already includes kerf compensation.
  2. Split prototype, first production lot and EAU so NRE is not hidden in piece price. One-off art and repeating parts need separate yield notes.
  3. Mark etch versus through-cut, finish, hardware, weld and inspection as included or excluded.
  4. Write destination ZIP or port and Incoterms so a US delivered total can be ranked. We will not publish a savings percentage or treat an ex-works number as delivered cost.

Do not paste controlled CAD if counsel forbids a public form. After contact, file transfer and NDA language stay buyer-to-supplier topics. Logo artwork is still IP even when the metal is commodity sheet.

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