Switch Cover Assy
This item was sourced on www.MFG.com as one of the items in an RFQ in USA for Compression Molding
Production of a switch cover assembly. Please see drawing
for
dimension
specifications. All RFQ's assume that new molds will be
built by Bidding
Suppliers, and no transfer tooling (molds) will therefore
be
allowed. Suppliers must
be able to furnish confirmed leadtimes for tooling and full
production prior to authorized launch of each part.
Suppliers must quote to the material specifications and
dimensions of each print, no substitutions authorized. No
estimated part weights are available for such plastic part
quoting - estimation must be made off the 2D prints
attached and
provided. In the case of plastic molded parts with
sandcastings, metal inserts, and latches, Bidding Suppliers
must be prepared to source such subcomponents on their own
and incorporate such costs into the final piece pricing to
Buyer. CAD data will be sent at a later date after the bids
are finalized for design validation purposes. Part samples
will be sent at a later date after bids are finalized for
design validation purposes and confirmation of part
weights.
Buyer’s payment terms are net 60 days - no exceptions.
Tooling payments will be made by Buyer after first article
Production Part Approval (PPAP) and a Process Capability
Inspection Report is submitted in accordance with ISO
standards. Preference will be given to suppliers with ISO
9001 certification, with consignment warehousing and
quality/program management teams in the USA, and who are
willing to amortize the cost of tooling and offer annual
costdowns as part of a bonded long-term supply
agreement of 3 years or more. Bidding Suppliers must be
able to afford Powerpoint presentations in English
explaining their Plastic Molding Core Competencies,
History,
and furnish a copy of their ISO 9001 certificate. Bidding
Suppliers must be willing to undergo a Quality Audit at
their facility and conduct and complete a Quality
Self-Assessment form in English. Bidding Suppliers must be
willing to afford Buyer an outline on all packaging
configurations to be used for shipment of these plastic
components, along with related carton put-up and production
lot sizing. Suppliers wishing to offer bids on RFQ's must
execute an online Nondisclosure Agreement before being
authorized to see the Buyer’s 2D prints online with
MFG.com.
Bidding suppliers must be willing to sign and execute a
Tooling Agreement as well as afford a full cost breakdown
on
all new molds to be built before formal award. Bidding
Suppliers must be willing to afford Buyer a copy of their
Annual Report in English or be able to substantiate their
financial condition - note that the online Non-Disclosure
Agreement will serve to indemnify all suppliers for
protection of proprietary information offered to Buyer.
All Bidding Suppliers must be willing to produce and ship
in
atleast quarterly volumes per the annual forecasts herein
reported. For Bidding Suppliers with USA consignment
warehousing, US Customs Duties of 2.5% and 40 foot
containers should be involved. Because of the high number
of plastic components involved on these Bid Auction
requests, suppliers are kindly requested to refrain from
making telephone contact unless there is a specific
commercial issue not covered by the aforementioned bidding
requirements and policies.
Part
Part Number: 0319-4307-02
Material: Thermoplastic
Material Grade: See Print
Technical Specifications
Category:Compression Molding
Dimensions0.0 x 0.0 inch
Annual Usage:10216.0
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Compression Molding: Compression molding is a process in which partially cured thermosetting resins, either in the form of granules, putty-like masses, or pre-forms are placed in an open, heated mold cavity. The mold is closed with a top force or plug member, pressure is applied to force the material into contact with all mold areas, and heat and pressure are maintained until the molding material has cured. Compression molding is a high-volume, high-pressure method suitable for molding complex, high-strength fiberglass reinforcements.