Not only save the drawings, but also utilize the "information" that the drawings contain!
I believe that many of the readers of this blog are involved in "metal processing products." How do you manage the "drawings" that you receive from customers or that you have created? Our company names the files using "part number" and "part name," and saves them in drawing folders for each client. We do not create drawings in-house; instead, we receive the drawings requested by our clients and request quotes and production from our processing partners, who are our "hometown processing partners." *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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The concerns faced in the daily procurement of custom-made processed products, such as "not arriving on time," "unstable quality," "unable to process according to the drawings," and "existing suppliers going out of business," among others. Bandaï's proud custom processing procurement network, the "Hometown Processing Network," consists of unique processing companies from various regions including Hyogo, Osaka, Shimane, Tottori, Hiroshima, Aichi, Kanagawa, and Ibaraki, and it leads to solutions for a wide range of issues related to custom-made processed products. Additionally, in recent years, we have also established a procurement network with reliable overseas processing companies, the "International Processing Network," to strengthen our ability to resolve cost-related concerns.