From Quote Request to Finished Parts

Send your drawings, review pricing and lead time, and accept your quote online. Use the customer portal to follow order status and access invoices.

Start Your Project

Upload your drawing to our customer portal — then track status, messages and reorders in one place.

Getting a part made at Traxis runs in four steps. You upload your drawing and requirements to the customer portal, we review the job and send a quote with pricing and lead time, you accept the quote and submit your PO online, and we machine the parts, check them against your drawing, and ship them.

Questions about the drawing are answered in the RFQ thread, tied to your files, and your portal account keeps the request, its status, and your invoices in one place.

That whole sequence runs in our Austin, TX shop, and completed orders ship to customers in 18+ states — see what we machine or learn about the shop.

The Traxis Manufacturing Process

What to send, what we review, and how to place your order.

1

Submit Your RFQ in the Portal

Upload your drawing or STEP file to our customer portal with the material, quantity, and requested delivery date. We review the request and reply by email, and your portal account keeps the request, our messages, and its status in one place. Include inspection and documentation requirements. Contact us first if an NDA is needed.

We Accept:

STEP files (.stp, .step)
PDF drawings
Other formats: contact us to confirm compatibility
Open the Portal

Upload drawings and request a quote online

2

Review & Quote

We review your drawings and requirements, clarify questions in the RFQ thread, and prepare a quote with pricing and lead time. Include alternative quantities if you need price breaks.

Questions in One Place

Any clarifications on your drawing happen in the RFQ thread, tied to your files

Quantity Price Breaks

See pricing across quantities so you can choose what fits

Lead Time on Every Quote

A realistic delivery window based on the part and current capacity

Review your quote, price breaks, and lead time

3

Accept Your Quote & Place the Order

Review the quoted scope and lead time, accept online, and submit your PO. Confirm the delivery schedule with us so the order can be planned for production.

Accept Online

Approve your quote and PO in a few clicks

Confirm Delivery Timing

Agree on timing based on the quoted lead time

Order Details Together

Keep your accepted quote and PO with the order

Order Status Online

Check order status in your customer portal

Accept the quote and confirm the delivery schedule

4

Inspection, Delivery & Invoicing

Parts are checked against your drawing before they ship. Shipping is arranged to suit you — pickup or the carrier of your choice — and you can follow status and download invoices right in the portal.

Checked Before Shipping

Parts checked against your drawing before they leave the shop

Flexible Shipping

Pickup or your preferred carrier — arranged to fit your needs

Invoices & Status Online

Follow production and download invoices in the portal

Inspected, shipped your way, invoiced in the portal

Lead Time & Delivery

Timing based on your part, quantity, and shop capacity

Lead Time

Per Quote

Set on every quote

Include your requested delivery date when asking for a quote. We review material availability, machining needs, and shop capacity before quoting lead time. Confirm the schedule when placing your order.

QuoteSent in the Portal
Order confirmationOnline, When You Accept
ProductionPer Your Quote
Inspection & shippingBefore Every Delivery

Need It Faster?

Ask About Availability

For urgent requirements

Working against a hard deadline? Tell us up front — when capacity allows, we can prioritize a job. Let's talk through what's realistic for your part.

Rush Service Criteria:

  • • Part complexity and setup
  • • Current shop capacity
  • • Material availability
  • • Priced per job
Talk to Us About Timing

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about how we quote, build, and deliver

Lead time depends on part complexity, quantity, material availability, and shop capacity. We quote it for each job. Include your requested delivery date in the RFQ so we can confirm whether the schedule is achievable.

A STEP file and a PDF drawing work best. If you only have one or the other, or your files are in a different CAD format, upload what you have — we'll ask in the RFQ thread if we need anything else.

Everything from a single prototype to ongoing production runs. A large share of our work is repeat production, so once a part is proven out we can run it again consistently. Send your quantities with your RFQ and we'll quote the price breaks that make sense.

We work with aluminum, steels, stainless steel, titanium, brass, bronze, and engineering plastics. Specify the grade and condition on your drawing. For specialty or customer-supplied stock, contact us to confirm suitability and sourcing requirements.

Achievable tolerances depend on material, geometry, feature size, and inspection requirements. Include tolerances and critical dimensions on your drawing so we can review feasibility before quoting.

Parts are checked against your drawing before they ship, with in-process checks along the way. Inspection reports and material certifications are available on request — note the requirement on your RFQ so we build it into the quote.

We can review jobs using customer-supplied material. Send the grade, condition, stock dimensions, and available material certifications with your RFQ so we can confirm requirements before you send stock.

Payment terms are set on your quote, and established customers can be set up with terms. Invoices are issued after shipment and are available to view and download right in the customer portal.

If your project requires an NDA, contact us before sharing drawings so we can review the agreement. Use the customer portal to submit files for quoting and keep project correspondence with your request.

Ready to Get Started?

Upload your drawings and get a quote with a quoted lead time — then track the whole job in the portal.