A realistic schedule starts with the complete route.
Lianwei operates production bases in Shenzhen and Dongguan with machining, finishing and supporting inspection capabilities. This process range creates an opportunity to coordinate the stages of a component project. Delivery is planned against the actual scope, material availability and capacity at the time of quotation.
Confirm requirements early
A complete drawing package helps reduce clarification loops. Include material, final finish, quantity, inspection documentation and your target date in the first request.
Coordinate the whole route
Machining is one stage of the schedule. Tooling, secondary processing, approval samples and inspection should be considered before committing to shipment.
Identify the critical milestone
Tell us whether the priority is a first sample, a complete batch or a phased delivery. We assess the requested sequence and confirm what can be committed.
Capability at a glance
- Key schedule inputs
- Material availability, part complexity, quantity and current capacity
- Additional operations
- Tooling, surface treatment, inspection and packaging
- Customer decisions
- Drawing freeze, finish approval and sample acceptance where specified
- Urgent work
- Feasibility reviewed individually; no universal expedited commitment
- Quoted lead time
- Confirmed for the agreed scope and approval milestones
Frequently asked questions
Can you promise a fixed number of days?
Not without reviewing the project. A universal lead time would not reflect tooling, materials, finishing and inspection differences.
How can I help shorten the quotation process?
Send an aligned model and drawing, exact material and finish, quantity, critical requirements and a realistic target delivery date.
