Pick your sector, scope, material and documents. You get a checklist, tips from the guides, and a summary ready to send.
When 304 is enough and when you need 316, which finish to ask for, and how to write a stainless line in an RFQ so the price comes back right.
What each EN 10204 certificate type shows, which one to ask for, and how to write certificate requirements into an RFQ.
Guardrail height and load rules differ between the building code, OSHA 1910.29 and EN ISO 14122. A side-by-side comparison, and what to include in a guardrail RFQ.
Minimum zinc thickness by steel thickness under EN ISO 1461, how to design steelwork for galvanizing, and what paperwork to ask the galvanizer for.
What EN 1090-2 execution classes mean, how weld quality and testing change with each class, and which welding documents to ask for in an RFQ.
What ISO 9013 covers for laser and plasma cuts, how to choose between laser, plasma and waterjet, and what to send with a cut parts RFQ.
Design points for stainless drainage, tables and platforms in food and poultry plants: welds, falls, surface finish (Ra 0.8 µm), 316 and post-weld treatment.
Drawings or a sketch, quantities, material and grade, finish, the standards and certificates your project needs, delivery location and date, and whether you need installation. The RFQ builder turns your answers into a checklist.
DXF, DWG, STEP or a PDF drawing. We review and quote within one business day.
Within one business day.
Usually, yes. List what your project needs in the RFQ and we will confirm. See the EN 10204 guide.