I can't find a company that can do the painting. The reason for being turned down is that the size, quantity, and material of the parts do not match the equipment. Here's an explanation of how to make requests that are less likely to be declined.
I want to urgently request painting, but I keep getting turned down by the contact points. When I ask for reasons, all I hear is "it's difficult for us."
【Three Conditions for Being Turned Down】
□ Too large or too small
→ It won't fit the dimensions of the furnace or hanger.
□ Small quantity, just prototypes
→ It will halt the setup of the mass production line.
□ Mixed materials or plated items
→ Different pre-treatment is required for each material, necessitating separate lines.
【How to Make a Request That Is Less Likely to Be Turned Down】
1. Write the material, dimensions, weight, and quantity on the drawing.
2. Send the color number, gloss, and film thickness specifications together.
3. Communicate the timing for prototypes and mass production separately.
【Response from Eiwa Kogei】
We accommodate from small lots to mass production with three types of equipment, handling iron, stainless steel, aluminum, zinc die-cast, and magnesium.
【Free Materials】
We have compiled the sizes and processes of the parts we can handle in the related catalog "Baking Paint Service." You can download it for free from this page.