What should be included in the first RFQ email?

Include actuator type, axial load and loaded speed, stroke, voltage, duty cycle, mounting drawing, quantity and destination.

How quickly can we get an actionable response?

Response scope and timing depend on the configuration and information supplied.

Yes. We encourage pre-PO engineering clarification to reduce prototype and mass-production risk.

Contact

Share load, loaded speed, stroke, installation space, voltage, duty cycle and sample or production quantities.

Engineering inquiry

Include load, loaded speed, stroke, voltage and quantity.

RFQ Form

Use the form for quick routing, or email directly when drawings, attachments, or CC recipients are required.

Inquiry about: Joint Lever-Arm Force & CAD Review. You can edit the requirement below.

Required Item	Example	Why It Helps
Target actuator family	Voltage / stroke / feedback	Quickly narrows viable models and quote range.
Load at speed	Required N at loaded mm/s	Keeps force and speed tied to the same operating point.
Mechanical interface	Mounting, retracted length, connector and drawing revision	Avoids sample mismatch and assembly rework.
Quantity plan	Prototype qty + annual forecast	Improves lead-time and pricing accuracy.
Destination and terms	Country, Incoterm, requested ship date	Aligns packaging, documents, and shipping plan early.

Yes. Send your current assumptions first, then mark pending items clearly so we can return a provisional quote scope.

Use a revision-controlled change request with effective lot and impact scope agreed by both teams.

Yes. Please list required document types in the RFQ stage so they are included in validation and delivery planning.

If your team needs a fast start, use this structure in the first email. It improves quote precision and reduces clarification cycles.

Project background and application scenario.
Actuator target: stroke, load at speed, electrical window.
Mechanical interface: mounting, retracted length, cable exit, drawing revision.
Commercial scope: prototype quantity, annual forecast, destination, and target ship date.

Products for architecture-level selection and model-family fit.
Solutions / Applications for scenario-specific constraints and validation priorities.
OEM Capabilities for design collaboration, quality controls, and delivery process.

Output	Purpose	Buyer Action
Model and architecture direction	Narrow viable options against force-speed and interface assumptions.	Confirm baseline model path before cost-detail discussion.
RFQ clarification list	Close data gaps that affect pricing and lead-time accuracy.	Return missing values and drawing references in one reply.
Validation recommendation	Define sample test scope and acceptance evidence for technical sign-off.	Align internal engineering and procurement gates before PO.