1. RFQ baseline
Start with CAD status, part envelope, application target, magnetic operating point, sample quantity, and destination.
Use these document-first templates to align drawings, magnetic targets, inspection files, traceability, and export packaging before sample approval or pilot release.
Start with CAD status, part envelope, application target, magnetic operating point, sample quantity, and destination.
Decide which files matter for the current gate: dimensional report, density check, magnetic test, insulation check, coating record, or packaging file.
Tie every accepted result to drawing revision, sample ID, material lot, inspection method, test condition, and buyer acceptance rule.
These PDF-first files give engineering, quality, and sourcing teams a cleaner buyer-facing artifact. Markdown source copies remain available when teams need to paste the fields into their own RFQ, supplier-quality, or project review systems.
A copy-ready buyer worksheet for CAD status, motor topology, magnetic targets, quantity, and destination inputs.
Supplier response should separate feasibility assumptions, open engineering questions, sample lead time, validation scope, and export packaging responsibility before price is treated as comparable.
A practical FAI planning checklist for drawing revision, CTQ dimensions, datum plan, and sample measurement release.
Each CTQ result should identify drawing revision, sample ID, inspection method, measured value, tolerance, and release status before pilot build approval.
A report skeleton for B-H curve, permeability, core-loss, insulation, or project-specific magnetic checks.
Magnetic results should be accepted only when frequency, flux density, temperature, sample geometry, and fixture assumptions match the agreed validation scope or are clearly marked as deviations.
A traceability record outline for material lot, compaction route, thermal process, coating, and revision control.
Repeat-order release should reference the controlled drawing, material route, batch record, inspection checkpoint, and any approved deviation from the last accepted baseline.
A shipment release checklist for rust prevention, part separation, cushioning, labeling, and destination risk.
Shipment release should require part separation, corrosion protection, label verification, packing photo record, and destination-specific handling notes before dispatch.
The current site can use templates, checklists, and review scopes as trust assets. It should not present planned evidence as finished supplier proof.
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Attach STEP/DXF/PDF plus frequency, flux density, sample quantity, annual forecast, and destination.