A clear path from requirement to shipped parts.
The buying process should preserve context. Material, part geometry, process needs, acceptance points, delivery destination and timing are clarified before production — then inspection and packing close the loop.
Six stages with one accountable context.
Initial requirement
Share material, thickness, quantity, approximate dimensions, destination, application and timing.
Drawing / scope clarification
When needed, drawings and technical details establish geometry, holes, bevels, machining, acceptance and confidentiality needs.
Quotation
The quote should state the material/process/delivered-condition scope rather than hide assumptions in a single unit price.
Production
Cutting and approved secondary operations are planned around the confirmed part and batch requirement.
Inspection
Critical dimensions, quantity, identity and surface condition are checked to the agreed project scope.
Packing + dispatch
Labels, protection, pallet/crate strategy and shipment preparation are confirmed before dispatch where included.
Use the subpage that matches the buying stage.
These pages explain what the buyer can expect and what information YUNCUT needs at each stage.
Quotation Process
What information is enough to start, when drawings are needed, and how scope is clarified before pricing.
Explore →After orderProduction & Delivery
Production milestones, inspection, packing and shipment preparation after the order scope is confirmed.
Explore →AcceptanceQuality & Delivery
How tolerance, inspection and documentation expectations are handled without blanket guarantees.
Explore →Start with what you know.
A first inquiry does not need every drawing detail. The goal is to establish enough context to decide the next technical step without losing the commercial requirement.