- Part type
- Welded machine base, four bearing bores
- Material
- S355J2 plate, 20 to 40 mm
- Size envelope
- 2,400 x 1,100 x 700 mm
- Weight
- 1,850 kg finished
- Quantity
- 6 pcs, repeat expected
- Weld quality
- ISO 5817 level C
- Inspection
- Visual on all welds, PT on named joints
- Stress relief
- Thermal, before machining
- Machined
- Top face flat 0.1 mm, bores 120 H7 in line
- Region
- Europe
For fabrication shops
Weldment RFQs for Shops That Weld and Machine In House
Preview each request before you pay for it. Talk to the buyer directly. No subscription and no commission on the order.
We match on size envelope, weight, material and what you machine yourself. Tell us the travels of your machines and we will not send you parts that do not fit on them.
Why shops work with us
We bring buyers whose weldments fit your shop. The rest you agree with the buyer.
Buyers who fit your shop
Requests are matched to your welding and machining capacity, the materials you run and the quantities you take.
Requests you can judge
Each preview shows the part type, material, size envelope, weight, quantity, weld quality level and machining scope, so you see the fit before you take the lead.
The customer is yours
You quote, agree terms and deliver to the buyer directly. No commission on the order.
Want help handling overseas buyers, from the first reply to delivery? Email and we will talk it through.
How it works for shops
Register
Tell us your welding processes, your machining travels, your stress relief and the largest part you take.
Get previews
We send previews that match your envelope, your materials and what you machine yourself.
Take the lead
Pay only for the requests you want to quote. No subscription, no commission.
Quote directly
You get the buyer contact and files and deal with them yourself.
Who qualifies
We keep the list short so buyers get serious quotes and each shop gets requests it can win. A shop that only welds, or only machines, is a poor match for this site and we will say so rather than sell you a lead you cannot use.
- Welding and machining in the same shopOr machining as a planned, routine step with a named partner. Buyers on this site are paying to avoid a handoff in the middle of the job.
- Qualified procedures and weldersWritten procedures with supporting qualification records, and welder qualifications that are current for the process, position and material.
- A machine that takes the partTable size, travels and load capacity that match the size envelope and weight you accept, with the crane capacity to get the part on and off it.
- A stress relief answerAn oven with its usable size, a vibratory process or a named subcontractor. Saying it is not needed is also an answer, as long as you say why.
- Inspection you can evidenceVisual inspection as standard and a clear statement of which non-destructive methods are in house and which are bought in, plus a dimensional report against the drawing revision.
- Response timeYou reply to buyers within 48 hours, including to say you are passing on the part.
- ConfidentialityYou sign an NDA when the buyer asks for one, before the files move.
- Honest quotingYou decline parts you cannot hold or cannot inspect rather than quote and miss the date.
What we do not do
Written down so there is nothing to discover later.
- We take no commissionThe lead price is the whole cost. What you invoice the buyer is between you and the buyer.
- We do not sit in the middle of the orderNo purchase order through us, no markup on your quote and no handling of the money.
- We ask for no exclusivityYou keep your own customers and you can work with anyone else you like.
- We do not resell your capability dataWhat you send at registration is used to match requests. It is not published and not passed to other shops.
Register your shop
Takes about five minutes. We reply within 24 business hours. You can also email .
Questions shops ask
Do I need welding and machining under one roof?
It is what buyers on this site ask for first, so it is what we match on. If machining is a regular, planned step for you and not a last minute subcontract, register and say exactly which parts of the chain you own. We put that on the match rather than hide it.
Is one RFQ sold to many shops?
No. Each RFQ goes to 3 shops at most, and only to shops whose size envelope, materials and machining capacity fit the request.
How much does a lead cost?
The price sits on every preview, before you decide. It moves with part size, weld quality level and machining scope. You pay only for the leads you take. No subscription and no commission on the order.
Do I need EN 1090 or ISO 3834 to register?
Not for every request. Structural work heading to the EU usually does need EN 1090 and a factory production control system, so tell us what you hold and we will only send you the requests you can actually take.
What if a lead is not what the preview described?
Tell us within seven days and we check it against the preview we sent you. Wrong contact details or a part that is clearly not what the preview described are settled with you directly while we write the exact remedy into the shop terms.