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Consulting - Providing solutions for clients by staffing their projects with skilled and reliable CNC machining consultants.
Demonstrations - Showing you different machines by demo video, including operating tips & trics, introduction, and training that will help you learn to program on CNC machines.
Sample Making - Making samples with our machine according to your materials, designs, sizes, and any other requirements.
Concept Creation - Creating a realistic concept that our machines meet your working projects, ideas or plans.
Sign A Contract - Signing a business contract after we negotiated an important agreement with you.
Place An Order - Placing an order to the production department and inform the after sales department to follow up.
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Docking Manufacturing - Contacting the production department to start the machine manufacturing according to the requirements stipulated in the contract.
Assisting Inspection - Assisting the quality inspector to make the machine inspection after completed the machine production.
Shipping and Tracking - Arranging the logistics transportation of equipment and follow up the transportation status in time.
Confirming Receipt - Assisting customers in customs clearance, tax payment, and confirming receipt after the machine arrived at the destination.
Planning Training - After the customer received the machine, starting to make a 7-15 day training plan on the installation, operation and debugging of the machine.
Troubleshooting - Solving problems for customers, supporting those who are solving problems, or discovering new problems to solve.
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Request A CNC Solution Based On Your Needs & Budget.
If you're shopping for a new CNC machine in today's marketplace, you'll find similar products everywhere. Whether you're a novice or an expert, it's hard to pick the best one for your business. You'll have to compare similar features and costs, shop around for the best price, and know how to deal with the transaction. Here are four easy-to-follow steps a buyer would take to purchase a new CNC machine. You'll understand how to research, locate, price and negotiate to buy your next machine tool. They'll make the buying process easier and quicker.
Find and research the most popular CNC machines on the market, read expert reviews and ratings online, pick and list the machine tools that best match your business from the well-known brands in the world, compare features and costs.
Once you have a short list, it's time to figure out how to locate your picks in action, and find the best price for your budget. Next, you need to ask the dealer to do a sample test of your design with the CNC machine tool you want to buy.
If the trial machining can meet your business needs, you should request a free quote with the CNC machine configurations, warranty, breakdown of costs, terms and conditions of payment, shipping and receiving, service and support.
Everything is ready now, you need to sign a purchase contract with the dealer. Once an agreement is reached, the machine is yours, you can pay on agreed terms and ask to have it manufactured and delivered to you in a timely manner.
