Desk location
No walk-in office is published. If a later print-house visit is required, the factory writes the site after the RFQ is accepted for review.
RFQ INTAKE
Contact Custom Metal 3D Printing Sourcing
Use this desk to send a written 316L DMLS bracket requirement. The page is an intake layout, not the compact inquiry modal. A public street address is not in the brand record, so we do not invent one. Coordination starts after the form is reviewed on US business days in 2026.
Illustration only. Destination and Incoterm are collected in the requirement field. This image is not a warehouse location.
Mail and phone
Reply uses the work email you enter on the form. A separate public mailbox and phone number are not listed in the current brand record.
Review window
Briefs are read on US business days. Timing for factory answers is not a site SLA. It depends on the named DMLS or foundry sites and on whether the as-built vs HIP density note is already written.
What to place in the requirement box
Name the product (for example a DMLS 316L bracket), drawing revision and file format, process and material grade, finished dimensions with GD&T datums, finish or HIP, prototype / lot / EAU, inspection plan including the as-built vs HIP density note, destination, target date, and preferred Incoterm. Optional budget (currency, per-piece or whole-order) and high-end / mid-range / economy preference can sit in the helper fields. JavaScript merges those helpers into the existing content field at submit. Without JavaScript, write them in the textarea.
Independent sourcing means we circulate one nest and line up factory wholesale quotations beside HIP, freight, and duties on that same dock. We do not publish a discount percentage and we do not treat a preference as a verified rating of a print house.
If you already have an approved supplier list, name the process nodes you will not reopen, including whether investment-cast 316L is an allowed alternate. If you do not, say so. Custom Metal 3D Printing Sourcing will not invent a street address, a published mailbox, or a factory tour calendar. The next step after this page is a written acknowledgment of the brief, not an immediate machine reservation.