Program Intake
Share parts, BOMs, forecast quantities, target dates, process needs, and commercial context.
Enterprise Manufacturing
One manufacturing workflow for engineering, procurement, and quality teams.
Coordinate multi-part RFQs, process sourcing, project communication, quality requirements, repeat orders, and supplier continuity without losing the details that matter.
Illustrative project workspaceMulti-part production program
RFQ package12 partsCAD, drawings, BOM
Review statusDFM reviewRequirements in progress
RevisionRev CCurrent controlled files
Quality planDefinedInspection and records
Enterprise Workflow
Move from sourcing request to repeatable production
The workflow is designed to keep commercial, engineering, quality, and delivery requirements connected to the same project record.
Technical Review
Confirm manufacturability, materials, tolerances, finishes, inspection, and open questions.
Capability Sourcing
Route work by process, equipment, documentation, capacity, delivery fit, and approved restrictions.
Quote and Alignment
Review scope, assumptions, quantities, lead time, packaging, quality records, and revision level.
Production Tracking
Maintain project status and communication as manufacturing, finishing, inspection, and shipment progress.
Repeat Order Control
Reference the approved part, previous RFQ, latest revision, change summary, and supplier preference.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Give each team the information it needs
Technical clarity
- CAD and drawing revision alignment
- DFM questions and design decisions
- Material, tolerance, and finish definition
Commercial control
- RFQ scope and quantity tiers
- Lead time and delivery requirements
- Supplier continuity for repeat work
Documented requirements
- Critical dimensions and inspection plan
- Material and finishing records
- Nonconformance and change communication
Program visibility
- Production and shipment status
- Assembly, packaging, and labeling scope
- Part family and repeat-order history
Quality and Documentation
Define the evidence your project needs before production begins
Documentation requirements vary by part, industry, supplier, and program. Add them to the RFQ so capability and commercial impact can be reviewed rather than assumed.
Read quality and ordering guides01Revision-controlled drawings and models
02Material and finish documentation requests
03Dimensional inspection and key characteristics
04Packaging, labeling, and delivery records
05Repeat order and approved-change notes
Representative Applications
Example programs supported by the platform workflow
These are representative application types, not claims about named customers or completed orders.
Product launch pilot build
Machined, printed, molded, or fabricated parts coordinated for verification and early field use.
- Focus
- Speed and design feedback
- Teams
- Engineering and operations
Multi-part equipment package
A mixed BOM of machined components, sheet metal, tube, finishing, hardware, and assembly.
- Focus
- Process coordination
- Teams
- Procurement and quality
Repeat production family
Known parts managed by prior RFQ, approved revision, quantity updates, and supplier preference.
- Focus
- Continuity and control
- Teams
- Supply chain and quality
Connected Capability
Match each program to the processes and support it requires.
Regional Partner Coverage
A capability-based manufacturing network
Partner coverage supports sourcing across machining, additive manufacturing, sheet and tube fabrication, molding and casting, finishing, and assembly. Each project is subject to capability, capacity, quality, commercial, and delivery review.
Americas coverageEurope coverageAsia-Pacific coverageCustomer support by appointment
Production Media
Manufacturing process and project videos
Production footage, shop walkthroughs, and process demonstrations can be published here as verified 3DWK media becomes available.
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Common program questions
Can we submit more than one part in an RFQ?
Yes. Include a clear file package, BOM or part list, quantity by item, revision, process assumptions, and shared program requirements.
Can the same supplier be requested for a repeat order?
Yes. Reference the prior RFQ and supplier preference. Availability, quality, capability, and commercial conditions still require confirmation.
Are quality documents automatically included?
No. State exactly which records and inspection activities are required so they can be confirmed and included in the scope.
Does regional coverage mean 3DWK has an office in every region?
No. It describes customer support and manufacturing partner coverage, not a claim of physical 3DWK offices in each location.
Enterprise RFQ
Bring your next manufacturing program into one workflow.
Send the current files, quantities, schedule, quality requirements, and project context for review.