Specifications and Procedures
1. Drawing and Specifications: Begin by discussing the detailed specifications of the product. Ensure the drawing is clear and preferably in PDF format.
2. Material and Outsourcing Quotes: Collect quotes for materials or outsourcing services. Assistance is available for material selection based on required properties or application.
3. Machining Period Calculation: Calculate the expected machining period to plan production timelines.
4. Quote Completion: Complete the quote by considering all factors including material, quantity, and design specifications.

Pricing Steps and Factors
- Product Drawing: Ensure the product drawing is detailed and clear.
- Quantity Demands: Specify the quantity needed. Note that smaller quantities may result in higher prices, but no minimum quantity is required (1 piece accepted).
- Material Selection: Choose materials based on application needs. Options include machinable ceramics, Tempax glass, alumina, molybdenum MMC, SiC, Si3N4, zirconia, sapphire, tungsten, glass, Si, AlN, and metals.

Design Considerations
- Tolerance: Follow ISO 2768-mK standards.
- Radius Corners: Consider the size of radius corners in the design.
- Machining Surfaces: Determine the number of surfaces to be machined.
- Axis Requirements: Use 3-axis for flat designs (cheaper) and 5-axis for 3D/round shapes or designs with side/angled holes.