Drawing Review
Confirm model, length, end machining, nut type, tolerances, and drawing revision before production.
Quality evidence
Industrial buyers need more than a low price. They need confidence that the screw matches the drawing, the nut movement is acceptable, and long parts will arrive protected.
Confirm model, length, end machining, nut type, tolerances, and drawing revision before production.
Check total length, thread length, journal diameter, thread, shoulder, groove, and coupling-side dimensions.
Review nut movement, backlash or preload requirement, noise, and assembly fit according to the application.
Provide product photos, packing photos, labels, and shipment details for buyer documentation.
Process evidence
Quality control should connect inspection, cleaning, rust prevention, packing, and shipment records. Buyers can state in the RFQ which inspection photos, packing photos, or label details are needed.
Check total length, thread length, end dimensions, nut movement, appearance, and buyer-specific requirements.
Clean surface residue before shipment, apply rust prevention according to transport and storage time, and protect threads and machined ends.
Long parts need support and fixing to reduce bending and impact risk. Labels, packing photos, and shipment records can be provided when requested.
Packing
Export packing should match length, weight, transport method, and customer requirements. For long screws, the package must support the part, not only cover it.
Case study
Review the export packing confirmation flow before adding inspection, label, and packing requests to RFQ.
How rust prevention, support, outer packing, and shipment photos were confirmed for long screws.
Long Ball Screw Export Packing CaseFAQ
Quality and packing requests should be stated during RFQ, before inspection or label requirements appear at shipment time.
We can discuss inspection, cleaning, rust prevention, packing, and shipment photos, including total length, thread length, end dimensions, nut movement, appearance, and export packing status.
Long parts need rust prevention, impact protection, and bending prevention. Packing should match length, weight, transport method, and quantity, using hard tubes, cartons, or wooden cases as needed.
Yes. Label content, carton marks, batch information, and shipment photo requests should be discussed during RFQ so the quotation and shipping records stay consistent.