WF-01 · Project Path / RFQ to Delivery
A Clear Path From Review to Repeat Supply.
Each stage shows what you provide and what Tianlu confirms before the project moves forward.
Six Decision Stages
What happens before the project moves forward.
The exact route varies by part and process. These stages make the main inputs, decisions and handoffs visible.
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01 / INPUT
Project information
Start with the available part data and identify the information still needed for review.
You provide2D drawing or 3D model, material, quantities and critical requirements.Tianlu confirmsReceived files, open questions and the next review step. -
02 / REVIEW
Manufacturing review
Review the likely casting route together with tooling, secondary work and inspection needs.
You provideApplication context, critical features and operating requirements.Tianlu confirmsProcess direction, assumptions and points requiring clarification. -
03 / SCOPE
Quotation alignment
Connect the commercial offer to the controlling technical revision and agreed scope.
You provideQuantity basis, schedule needs and current document revision.Tianlu confirmsIncluded work, exclusions, tooling basis and acceptance assumptions. -
04 / SAMPLE
Tooling and sample approval
Prepare tooling and sample evidence according to the agreed project route when applicable.
You provideApproval criteria, sample feedback and authorized changes.Tianlu confirmsSample status, remaining actions and the release condition. -
05 / PRODUCE
Production and verification
Produce against the released requirements and apply the inspection scope agreed for the order.
You providePurchase order and the released drawing or specification.Tianlu confirmsProduction basis, applicable controls and required records. -
06 / RELEASE
Release and delivery
Complete the agreed checks, records and delivery preparation before shipment.
You providePackaging, labelling and delivery requirements.Tianlu confirmsRelease status, supplied records and shipment preparation.
Start the Project Path
Send the project information you already have.
Available drawings, material requirements, quantities and critical features are enough to begin an initial review.