Development / From reference to supply
Your component,
step by step.
Explore how we define the component, review the sample and agree on supply.
Start a development projectFour stages. One component to define.
Choose a stage to see what changes.
Drawing, specification or sample.
First, where the component fits.
- Input
- Your drawing, specification or sample, with the application and known dimensions.
- Decision
- Its function and what needs to be retained or changed.
- Outcome
- A shared reference and the project's requirements.
What helps us get started
- Application and installation method
- Known dimensions
- Volume and target date
From reference to specification.
What the component needs to do.
- Input
- The reference and your application's requirements.
- Decision
- Material, construction, dimensions and finish, to assess feasibility.
- Outcome
- A specification and proposal, with terms and timing to review.
If a requirement is still open
- We clarify it with you before finalizing the proposal.
Two paths after review.
Review. Adjust. Approve.
- Input
- The agreed specification and review criteria.
- Decision
- Evaluate the sample: adjust it if needed, or approve it.
- Outcome
- An approved sample, or changes to review before moving on.
We agree on the delivery schedule once the sample is approved.
Component, format and schedule.
Delivery needs a plan, too.
- Input
- The approved sample.
- Decision
- Volume, delivery format and schedule.
- Outcome
- Supply terms agreed for the project.
Start with what you already have.
A drawing, specification or sample gives us a starting point.
An initial inquiry is not a purchase order.