Supplier identity and role
Clarify who will machine the part, which work is subcontracted and who is accountable for the quotation.

Independent titanium sourcing · China
Ccunntr helps overseas buyers define an RFQ, compare Chinese machining suppliers and coordinate samples. You choose the supplier; we keep the sourcing work structured.
One focusTitanium machining
One briefAligned supplier RFQ
One decisionEvidence before commitment
Start with the brief
Leading machining platforms begin with drawings and structured requirements. We use the same principle before approaching suppliers, so price and feasibility feedback refer to the same part definition.
3D CAD and/or 2D drawing, part number and current revision
Titanium grade, certification or traceability needs — or mark as TBD
Prototype quantity, production quantity and expected repeat demand
Key tolerances, GD&T, finish, marking and inspection documents
Intended use, delivery country and target timing
Supplier checks
Each check is tied to your project. We record whether information is supplied, independently checked or still unconfirmed.
Clarify who will machine the part, which work is subcontracted and who is accountable for the quotation.
Ask for evidence relevant to your part, material grade, quantity and required inspection — without assuming every supplier fits every job.
Align drawing revision, quantity breaks, setup costs, exclusions and delivery terms before comparing price.
Record approval criteria, material documents, dimensional checks and open questions before production begins.
Decision document
The paid supplier-comparison stage brings responses, evidence and open questions into one buyer-oriented view.
| Area | What we align | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Specification | Drawing revision, titanium grade, tolerances and finish | Confirmed assumptions and unresolved questions |
| Commercial terms | Samples, setup, quantity breaks, exclusions and quote validity | A like-for-like cost comparison |
| Quality evidence | Material traceability, inspection scope and required records | Evidence status for each candidate supplier |
| Timing and handover | Start conditions, sample timing, production timing and shipment scope | A decision list with risks and next actions |
This is a reporting structure, not a claim about any supplier. Evidence and feasibility are collected for each live project.
How it works
The scope can stop after supplier comparison or continue through samples and production coordination. Fees and responsibilities are agreed before each paid stage.
See the full processSend your drawing revision, titanium grade, intended use, quantities and target timeline. Tell us which details still need clarification.
Align specifications, inspection needs and deliverables. We agree service fees before paid sourcing work begins.
Identify potential titanium suppliers and request quotations against the same agreed requirements.
Review sample and production costs, lead times, supporting information and unresolved questions before making your decision.
Coordinate sample feedback and production progress. Manufacturing and inspection responsibilities are defined in the project agreements.
Share your titanium requirements, quantities and timeline. We will review your project and confirm the next steps.