How we work
What to expect before you send a drawing: how quotations work, typical lead times, delivery terms, packing and how we protect your data.
- Quote in 2–15 business days
- EN · DE · TR
- NDA on request
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022
From request to delivery
| Step | What happens | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Request | You send drawings, material, quantities and target date | — |
| 2. Review | An engineer checks feasibility, machine route and open questions | 1 business day |
| 3. Quotation | Price per quantity break, lead time, Incoterm and inspection scope | 2–15 business days, by size and complexity |
| 4. First article | Machined, measured and documented before series release | 6–20 weeks |
| 5. Series | Production to agreed schedule; call-offs from stock possible | 4–8 weeks |
| 6. Delivery | From Çorum, or from our Berlin warehouse for EU customers | Per Incoterm |
Lead times depend mostly on heat treatment, painting or coating, and any special tooling or moulds the part needs.
Commercial terms
| Topic | Our practice |
|---|---|
| Minimum order quantity | No fixed MOQ; single prototypes accepted |
| Incoterms | EXW, FCA, DAP, DDP |
| Currencies | EUR, USD |
| Packing | Standard export packing; VCI and customer-specific packaging; EUR pallets |
| Shipping routes | Road freight to Europe; sea freight via Samsun port; Berlin warehouse for EU distribution |
| Samples and prototypes | Priced per part; tooling and fixtures quoted separately where needed |
Your drawings stay confidential
Customer drawings and 3D models are handled under our information security management system, certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022. Access is limited to the people working on your request; files are stored on our own systems and never shared with other customers. We sign your NDA before you send data if you prefer — just ask.
What we do in-house and what we outsource
- Milling, turning, gear cutting, grinding, marking, assembly In-house
- Welding and sheet metal work In-house (separate facility)
- Inspection and measurement In-house laboratory
- Heat treatment, coating, painting Approved suppliers, inspected by us
- Forging and casting Approved suppliers, inspected by us
Business continuity
With 48 machines, most processes run on more than one machine, so a breakdown does not stop a part. Programs and fixtures for repeat orders are stored, and finished-goods stock can be held in Çorum or Berlin. A written business continuity plan is in place.
Frequently asked questions
How fast do you reply to an RFQ?
Within 2 to 15 business days for a complete request (drawing, material, quantity), depending on project size and machining complexity. On receipt we tell you when to expect the quote.
What languages do you work in?
English, German and Turkish. Our Berlin office handles German-speaking customers.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. Send your NDA with or before the request; we sign it before you share drawings.
Can you hold stock for call-off orders?
Yes, in Çorum or at Yağmaksan GmbH in Berlin for EU customers, on agreed terms.
Summary
- Quotation within 2–15 business days for complete requests, depending on project size and machining complexity.
- English, German and Turkish; NDA on request; ISO/IEC 27001:2022 data handling.
- Delivery from Çorum or the Berlin warehouse; Incoterms, packing and payment terms per agreement.
- Heat treatment, coating, forging and casting outsourced to approved suppliers, everything else in-house.
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Related pages
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Request a quote
Upload drawings; quotation within 2–15 business days.
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Manufacturing for Europe
Berlin logistics centre, Customs Union, German-speaking contact.
Send us your drawing.
STEP, IGES, DXF or PDF. Quotation within 2–15 business days, depending on size and complexity.