Manufacturing RFQ

Request a medical device manufacturing quote

Send your CAD, requirements and target date directly. Complete RFQs typically receive a quote within one business day.

Direct contact

Send the project details by email

charlie@lab-ready.net

Send a complete RFQ directly to the founder. Quotes are typically returned within one business day, with email responses typically arriving within 1–2 business hours.

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What to send

  • CAD files or part drawing
  • Quantity needed
  • Preferred material, if known
  • Surface finish or coating requirements
  • Critical tolerances or inspection needs
  • Fit / assembly check requirements
  • Target delivery date
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions before an RFQ

How long does an orthopedic part take?

Typical lead time is 3–4 weeks, depending on process, material and complexity. Send the part details and target date and Lab Ready will confirm a specific timeline before work starts.

Is there a minimum order quantity?

No. Lab Ready manufactures one-off parts through low-volume production, so a single validation part is a normal order.

Can you help if we already work with another supplier or machine shop?

Yes — Lab Ready regularly supports other medical-device companies and machine shops as overflow capacity for a specific process, a rush job, or metal 3D printing plus post-machining that isn't available in-house.

We're still working on getting approved as a vendor with a larger device company — can you help in the meantime?

Yes. Getting onto a large device company's approved supplier list can take time, and Lab Ready works directly with engineering teams on development parts and validation runs without requiring that qualification process first.

Is Lab Ready ISO 13485 certified?

Yes, Lab Ready is ISO 13485 certified for medical-device quality management, which applies to one-off and low-volume production work alike.

What materials do you work with?

Titanium, stainless steel, cobalt-chrome and aluminum alloys, plus engineering plastics like PEEK, PPSU, PEI and POM — see the Materials & Finishing page for the full list and available surface finishes.