Question 1

How does the project process start?

Accepted Answer

First contact often arrives with a technical file and a short need note. When the file lands on the table, datum, setup count, and target quantity are written; the package you send via quote form or email opens the first step of the process. Cell selection is not made until documentation closes.

Question 2

How long until the quote returns?

Accepted Answer

When the file package is complete, preliminary review usually returns within a few business days. If a line is missing, price is not delayed; which box stops is written and completion is requested via the quote channel.

Question 3

Which files are required for a quote?

Accepted Answer

Minimum package: drawing or STEP model, material, critical tolerances, surface expectation, and target quantity. If workholding is unclear, a note is enough. Which box opens the quote is explained in detail in our technical file article.

Question 4

Is manufacturability and workholding note support available?

Accepted Answer

Yes — when the file arrives, clamping surface, setup count, and toolpath risks are written early. A full fixture drawing is not required; a short workholding note is part of quote documentation. Process language matches on the workholding note and services pages.

Question 5

Is there a minimum quantity or project size requirement?

Accepted Answer

Prototype starts from a single piece; on serial batch, workholding and measurement plan lock. There is no fixed "minimum 100 pieces" rule — geometry and delivery window define scope. Prototype manufacturing and serial production run under the same discipline, different cards.

Question 6

How does prototype approval connect to serial?

Accepted Answer

Serial card does not open until first part is seen in assembly or measurement. Approved prototype locks workholding and measurement frequency; second part repeats on the same reference. Step-by-step flow is written on the process page.

Question 7

Which production processes do you cover?

Accepted Answer

CNC turning, CNC milling, 5-axis machining, prototype and serial production — quality control is part of every line, not a separate package. Cell selection is by part geometry; the service list is not a menu — it is the closure path.

Question 8

Do you produce service or spare parts?

Accepted Answer

Spare or service part requests for machinery, automotive, and energy lines are accepted. With drawing or sample, evaluation uses the same quote package; workholding note is written even at low quantity. Example scope can be seen on serial production and industries pages.

Question 9

How is lead time determined?

Accepted Answer

Material, setup complexity, measurement plan, and quantity are read together. Prototype opens on a short cycle; on serial batch, delivery commitment is not written until the card locks. Exact date sits on the quote line after the file package closes.

Question 10

Can you produce complex or 5-axis parts?

Accepted Answer

Multi-surface bodies, tight-tolerance pockets, and geometries that must close on a single reference are evaluated on the 5-axis line. Reducing setup count is one of the main reasons on the quote. Scope is summarized on the 5-axis machining page.

Question 11

What happens when a drawing revision arrives?

Accepted Answer

Revision is written as a separate line; batch does not continue on locked process unchanged. If tolerance, material, or workholding changed, measurement plan closes again. Revision number is tracked on delivery documentation for serial lines.

Question 12

What quality records come with delivery?

Accepted Answer

Critical dimensions, surface notes, and batch traceability records are added to the delivery package. CMM or dimensional report need is written on the quote. Stations are detailed on the quality system page.

Question 13

How does post-delivery support work?

Accepted Answer

Dimensional deviation, assembly fit, or repeat production request opens on card number and batch record. New geometry is a new quote; repeat of the same card runs on existing process note. Contact continues via project@kordex.com.tr or the quote form.

Topics clarified before quote.

The question comes before cell selection.

How a project opens and how long it takes.

Documentation, manufacturability, and workholding.

Quantity, prototype, and service boundaries.

Timing, special geometry, revision, post-delivery.

If your question is not listed, send the file.

Topics clarified before quote.

The question comes before cell selection.

How a project opens and how long it takes.

Documentation, manufacturability, and workholding.

Quantity, prototype, and service boundaries.

Timing, special geometry, revision, post-delivery.

If your question is not listed, send the file.

Topics clarified before quote.

The question comes before cell selection.

How a project opens and how long it takes.

Documentation, manufacturability, and workholding.

Quantity, prototype, and service boundaries.

Timing, special geometry, revision, post-delivery.

Yanıt yetmediyse bu sayfalar.

If your question is not listed, send the file.

Topics clarified before quote.

The question comes before cell selection.

How a project opens and how long it takes.

Documentation, manufacturability, and workholding.

Quantity, prototype, and service boundaries.

Timing, special geometry, revision, post-delivery.

Yanıt yetmediyse bu sayfalar.

If your question is not listed, send the file.