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Frequently asked questions

Common questions from the engineers and purchasers we work with.

Frequently asked questions

How do I request a manufacturing quote?

Use the guest RFQ form to upload CAD or a drawing and provide email or WhatsApp. Include material, quantity, finish and critical requirements. After the server confirms the request, the page displays your RFQ reference. Existing customers can also use the account quote portal.

Which files can I upload?

The guest RFQ supports STEP, STP, STL, OBJ, 3MF, IGES, IGS, X_T, X_B, SLDPRT, DXF, DWG, PDF and ZIP, RAR or 7Z archives. The file limit is 50 MB. Include a drawing for dimensions, threads or requirements that the CAD alone does not describe.

Do I need an account?

An account is not required for the guest RFQ. The existing customer quote, project and order portal remains available after sign-in.

Which manufacturing services can I discuss?

LiMake supports enquiries for CNC machining, 3D printing, prototypes, low-volume production, vacuum casting, injection molding, sheet metal and die casting. Product development and other listed services can be discussed with the team.

How are tolerances and lead times confirmed?

Submit your drawing, material, quantity, finish and required date. The proposed process, tolerances, inspection scope, price and lead time are confirmed for your project during quotation.

How do I choose a material or process?

Start with the application, fit, loading, environment and appearance requirements. The material catalogs and design guides can help prepare the enquiry. Confirm the exact grade and process in your quotation.

What if my uploaded request has no RFQ number?

A request is confirmed only when an RFQ reference is returned and displayed. Check the error message and contact LiMake if you are unsure before resubmitting.

Can I discuss inspection, shipping or an issue with delivered parts?

Contact the team with your RFQ or order reference and the relevant requirements or measurements. Confirm inspection, packaging, delivery and acceptance terms in the quotation and order documentation.

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