Plate Machining Scope
Each catalog reference carries its selected scope into the quotation form. Finished dimensions, material records and acceptance follow the approved order.
Plate Machining Scope
CNC-machined openings, pockets, bores and reference faces in a drawing-defined mold plate, with the work and remaining operations stated explicitly.
- Supply scope
- Plate/feature machining
- Interface review
- Provide pocket/opening geometry, depths, corner details and datum references. Mark machining allowance and the dimensions that must be accepted at delivery. Confirm plate material, condition, faces, hole features and required dimensional/CMM reporting.
- Size scope
- Plate dimensions, material condition and machining access confirmed against the drawing; no universal plate tolerance is inferred.
Provide pocket/opening geometry, depths, corner details and datum references. Mark machining allowance and the dimensions that must be accepted at delivery. Confirm plate material, condition, faces, hole features and required dimensional/CMM reporting.
Request this optionPlate machining covers the drawing features listed in the quotation. Any supplied hardware, assembly or subsequent toolmaking operations are identified separately.
Drawing and Quotation Checklist
- Provide pocket/opening geometry, depths, corner details and datum references.
- Mark machining allowance and the dimensions that must be accepted at delivery.
- Confirm plate material, condition, faces, hole features and required dimensional/CMM reporting.
Include quantity, drawing revision, required inspection documents and delivery destination. Single-piece and small-batch inquiries are accepted.
Prepare a mold base inquiryInspection and Production Planning
Specify plate material, condition, finished features, datum references and the agreed dimensional/CMM report. Plate geometry, machining allowance and acceptance are confirmed for the drawing; overall mold-base limits do not define a universal plate tolerance.
Production schedule: Confirmed after drawing review. Working days exclude weekends and statutory public holidays in China. The clock starts on the next working day after formal PO receipt, final drawing/specification approval and applicable deposit receipt are all completed. Transport time is separate.



