Share CAD, drawings, CTQs, material, finish, assembly context, quantity, and timeline. We respond with engineer-reviewed DFM risk notes, quote direction, partner-route assumptions, inspection scope, and qualified sample timing.
Engineer-Reviewed RFQ Portal
Send CAD for Magnetic/Motion Hardware DFM Review
Share geometry, drawings, CTQs, material, finish, assembly context, quantity, and timeline. We return engineer-reviewed DFM risk notes, quote direction, inspection assumptions, and qualified sample timing for magnetic assemblies, actuator-adjacent parts, complex CNC interfaces, and precision hardware.
RFQ Evidence Context
Use the intake for CAD-backed magnetic, motor-adjacent, robot-interface, thermal, or inspection-sensitive hardware where drawings and acceptance evidence matter.
Inspection review visual for CAD-first RFQ intake evidence planning
Encoder housing visual for RFQ datum and tolerance context
Robot joint module visual for motion-hardware RFQ context
Manufacturing Partner Intake Boundary
Broader robotics motion hardware, magnetic assembly, or advanced hardware inquiries still start with CAD, drawings, CTQs, material, quantity, finish, tolerance, timeline, and application context. Pilot-build or assembly context helps us route the project, but it does not replace the core DFM package.
Supplier Confidentiality Boundary
We publish capability scope, process controls, and acceptance methods, but we do not publish partner factory names or addresses on public pages. Supplier assignments can change by process route and project phase, with Linkup retaining engineering review, progress follow-up, and quality-evidence accountability.
Operating Scope
RFQ Operating Boundary
Submit advanced-hardware RFQs when CAD, drawings, CTQs, material, quantity, timeline, and acceptance context are available. Linkup governs review and route coordination; execution can be partner-routed; final architecture and acceptance thresholds remain customer-owned.
Governed by Linkup
Commercial intake, engineering review, route planning, quality expectations, progress follow-up, and release coordination stay under Linkup governance.
CAD intake and DFM review: A human review connects drawings, CTQs, materials, finishes, quantities, and timeline to a manufacturable route before quote lock.
RFQ route planning and supplier coordination: Linkup selects and coordinates the execution route based on process fit, lead time, inspection access, and program sensitivity.
Partner-routed
Qualified manufacturing partners execute approved machining, finishing, assembly, inspection, balancing, packaging, or shipment tasks by program scope.
Precision machining and finishing: Approved partners execute CNC machining, finishing, and process-specific work under the route assumptions Linkup communicates.
Magnetic or assembly-adjacent steps: Selected magnetic assembly, bonding, alignment, balancing, packaging, or shipment tasks can be routed through qualified partners when the RFQ defines the acceptance method.
Customer-owned
Final product architecture, system-level validation, proprietary design intent, acceptance thresholds, and certification decisions remain customer-owned.
Final product and system architecture: The buyer owns the final motor, robot joint, magnetic circuit, mechanism, firmware, and product architecture decisions.
Performance validation and certification: Linkup can help align manufacturing evidence, but final performance validation and certification decisions depend on the buyer-defined system test.
Out of scope
The magnetic-to-motion thread is a manufacturing-scope map, not a claim of self-owned raw-material-to-robot production.
Self-owned raw-material-to-robot claims: Linkup does not present itself as an owned raw magnet producer, owned motor factory, complete robot joint module factory, or raw-material-to-finished-robot producer.
Unbounded commodity or no-drawing work: The RFQ path is built for robotics, automation, magnetic/electromechanical assemblies, advanced hardware, complex interfaces, and inspection-critical parts.
If your current request is raw magnets only, we can keep that scope bounded. If your team also needs faster integration, you can route into turnkey assemblies (magnet + coil + machined housing plus validation pack) under the same RFQ workflow.
Bounded Raw Scope
Magnet grade window and coating route definition
Documented packaging and inspection scope
Upgrade option kept open without route reset
Integrated Assembly Scope
Air-gap/concentricity-linked interface governance
Coil and housing integration constraints in one intake
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