Bring a drawing, a sample or your equipment requirements. Discuss the dimensions, material, connections and validation needed for your hose or rubber component.
A drawing, an existing part or an equipment requirement gives the discussion a practical starting point. Review the details that influence the component before moving to tooling and samples.
Dimensions, connection interfaces, routing and installation space.
Fluid or medium, working temperature, pressure and exposure.
Rubber or silicone requirements, construction and compatibility.
Sample quantity, fitment checks, acceptance criteria and production needs.
Use the sample stage to check the part in its intended installation, with the drawing and agreed requirements alongside it.
Review the part geometry, material and connections. Discuss whether existing tooling is suitable or a new tool is needed.
Compare critical dimensions and interfaces with the drawing. Check routing, clearances and fit on the equipment.
Bring any fitment observations back to the specification before confirming the next sample or production requirements.
Discuss a drawing or sampleBring the drawing, sample and operating conditions together. Identify the dimensions and connections that matter to the installation.
Discuss tooling requirements and sample quantities, with the points to check agreed before sampling.
Compare the sample with the drawing and installation. Record clearances, interfaces and any adjustments needed.
Discuss the sample findings, acceptance criteria and production requirements before the next stage.
Review dimensions and fitment, then identify the performance checks relevant to the application. Agree the acceptance criteria and any documentation your purchasing team needs.
Share the application, dimensions, material requirements and expected quantity. Drawings or samples can be discussed with our team.