- Part
- Pump housing, angled ports on 4 faces
- Grade
- Grade 2, commercially pure
- Size
- 180 x 140 x 95 mm
- Quantity
- 40 pcs, repeat twice a year
- Tolerance
- ±0.02 mm on bores
- Paperwork
- Mill certificate, EN 10204 3.1
- Region
- North America
- Needed by
- 6 weeks
Titanium RFQs for Shops That Already Cut Titanium
Preview each RFQ before you pay for it. Talk to the buyer directly. No commission on the order.
What an RFQ preview looks like
Enough to judge fit and effort. The buyer's name, company and files are released only after you take the lead.
How it works for shops
Register
Tell us your machines, the grades you run and your part envelope.
Get previews
We send RFQ previews that fit what you already cut.
Take the lead
Pay only for the requests you want to quote. The price is on the preview.
Quote directly
You get the buyer contact and files and deal with them yourself.
Who qualifies
We keep the list short so buyers get serious quotes and each shop gets requests it can win.
- Titanium in productionYou cut Grade 2 or Grade 5 regularly, not once two years ago.
- Response timeYou reply to buyers within 48 hours.
- ConfidentialityYou sign an NDA when the buyer asks for one.
- Honest quotingYou decline parts you cannot hold rather than quote and miss.
Register your shop
Takes about five minutes. We reply within 24 business hours. You can also email .
Questions shops ask
Is one RFQ sold to many shops?
No. Each RFQ goes to 3 shops at most, and only to shops whose machines, grades and part size fit the request.
How much does a lead cost?
We do not publish a price list. Each preview carries its own price before you decide, and it depends on part complexity and order size. Ask us for the current range and you get a straight answer by email.
What if a lead is not what the preview described?
Tell us within 7 days. If the buyer contact does not work or the part differs clearly from the preview, we credit the amount against your next lead.
Which countries can register?
Any country. Buyers can name a preferred region on the RFQ form, so shops in that region see the requests from buyers who asked for them.
Guides written for shops
Free, no registration needed. Several of them argue against paying us, which is the point.
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RFQ Red Flags: Which Titanium Enquiries to Turn Down
The enquiries that waste a week and the ones that lose money after you win them. What each red flag means, when it is fixable and how to say no profitably.