Document scope
Applicable supplier or product documents are requested and checked against the quoted source when required.
Transparent partner-based RFQ coordination
Apex organizes the buyer requirement, specification follow-up and commercial communication. Manufacturing feasibility, product documents and inspection scope are confirmed with the relevant manufacturing partner for each project.

A lower-risk sourcing path
The process is designed to make missing information visible before an order decision.
Drawing, label, photos, current wheel specification or grinding problem.
Material, machine, geometry, abrasive system and target result are organized for review.
Feasibility, final drawing or specification, quantity, delivery and packing details are aligned.
Procurement controls
The exact evidence and inspection scope depends on the quoted product, supplier and buyer requirement.
Applicable supplier or product documents are requested and checked against the quoted source when required.
Critical dimensions, drawing revision, sampling and required records can be agreed before order confirmation.
Geometry, abrasive, bond, grit, concentration, quantity, packing and revision are aligned in writing.
Apex organizes buyer requirements and follow-up; manufacturing feasibility is confirmed per project.
Evidence policy
Certificates and capability claims should identify the supplier, scope, issuer and validity.
Inspection points and records should match the drawing, specification and agreed purchase requirement.
Application results should be published only when the material, machine, change and measured result are documented.
Define the review scope
Include the critical dimensions, document requirements and packing expectations in the RFQ.
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A complete specification is not required. Iris can confirm missing dimensions and process details during follow-up.