Project inquiry
Capture the company, manufacturing task, product direction and required support.
Engineering Process
From application question to a connected project response.
GRANITY keeps product selection, CAD, technical clarification and quotation work connected to the same application context. The process helps customers understand what to prepare, when engineering should be involved and what the next decision will be.
Seven Connected Steps
Every step resolves a different project decision.
Not every request needs all seven steps. The sequence shows how an early question can progress without losing the original application, machine, workpiece or commercial context.
Application fit
Review the workpiece, machine, environment, motion and operating condition.
Technical discussion
Identify constraints, missing information and risks that can change product direction.
Family selection
Narrow the path to gripping, automation-interface or workholding families.
CAD and data
Confirm the target model, required file type and available engineering records.
Quotation review
Connect the product direction to quantity, timing, destination and project stage.
Project follow-through
Continue clarification, documentation and next actions through one project thread.
Three Starting Points
Enter the process where your information is strongest.
Choose the route that matches the current question; the project can move to the other routes as details become clearer.
Product fit is unclear
Start with Engineering Support when the task is known but the correct family, interface or constraint is not.
Use engineering review
A design file is needed
Start with the CAD request when the family or model is known and layout or approval depends on a drawing or datasheet.
Use the CAD route
Commercial details are ready
Start with the RFQ route when product direction, quantity, destination and target timing are clear enough for review.
Use the quote routePrepare Once
Keep the same core inputs across every stage.
Technical context
- Manufacturing task and current problem
- Workpiece material, dimensions, weight and contact condition
- Robot, machine, fixture or mounting interface
- Environment, cycle and repeatability needs
- Drawings, photos or target model references
Project context
- Company, country and responsible contact
- Prototype, production, replacement or integration stage
- Estimated quantity and timing
- CAD, datasheet or drawing requirement
- Commercial or engineering decision needed next
Start the Process
Send the application context you have today.
If product fit is uncertain, begin with engineering. If the product and commercial details are ready, begin with the RFQ. Both routes keep the project information connected.