Begin with an approved version
A batch should have a clear design revision and agreed requirements. Upload your CAD file or develop a first version with us. For a new design, a trial part gives you a chance to check fit and use before committing to multiple copies.
Separate setup from repeat production
Your quote can distinguish design and preparation from the unit price and delivery. Quantity, geometry, material choice, finishing work, and inspection requirements all help define the scope. Send the quantity you need now and any likely repeat requirement.
Plan around a real production estimate
Preferred dates are reviewed against the design work and print queue. Production timing is confirmed with the quote. If only part of the batch is urgent, include that detail so we can discuss whether a staged handoff is practical.
Keep the acceptance criteria specific
Tell us which dimensions, surfaces, and visual features matter most. Discuss packaging and handoff alongside the print requirements. Repeat orders should reference the approved revision so a later design change does not silently alter the batch.