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High Volume CNC Shop Needed

10/3/24       
Jason Member

I am new to this group, but hope you can help me with recommendations for a shop that can do high volume CNC work approximately 3" x 2". I would entertain more than one shop as we would be looking for shops that could produce 100K-1MM pcs per month.

10/3/24       #2: High Volume CNC Shop Needed ...
MIke

pieces of what? How thick, and what material? If just rectangles, it sounds like you are looking for a beam saw.

10/4/24       #3: High Volume CNC Shop Needed ...
jerry Member

Location would be nice also

10/12/24       #6: High Volume CNC Shop Needed ...
RichC

This isn't the ole, "I've got this great idea to make a million dollars". "If you give me a greatly reduced prince on the first thousand, I'll soon be able to place that huge order" scam? I got my first inquiry like that in 1989. Way before the Nigerian Prince hit the internet!

10/13/24       #7: High Volume CNC Shop Needed ...
gary

It's interesting that Jason has not responded.

10/13/24       #8: High Volume CNC Shop Needed ...
Jason Member

Hi Rich and Gary, would have responded earlier but forgot my lodging info as just joined the forum last week and at home for the weekend and forgot my credentials.
I understand your hesitation and questioning the legitimacy of my post. I am also on the supply side and often get these type of inquiries that are early stages and lead to nothing. This however is not one of those. Current order quantities are about 1,000,000 pieces per month, but from two other suppliers. Quantities are growing quickly so our customer needs a reliable additional source to handle the capacity and have an alternative supply option. We will probably ramp up quickly to 500k if the new factory has the capacity. I understand most companies on this forum do not have the equipment or open capacity to handle these quantities. I have been communicating with two companies who probably do, but we have not yet solicited anything so are still entertaining other possible sources. I hope this clears things up for you. I am available by phone at 845-896-4204.
Thanks


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