Copper AM project inquiry
Request a copper 3D printing review and quotation
Start with your part and the problem it needs to solve. Send CAD if available, or a short project brief if you are still defining the design. Unknown material, quantity, or test requirements can be clarified during review.
Secure RFQ submission
Start your copper AM inquiry
Tell us what the part needs to do. Start with your contact details and a short brief; CAD and additional project details are optional.
- Useful files: STEP/STP, X_T/X_B, IGES, STL, or PDF drawings.
- Upload limit: up to 3 files, 5 MB each, 8 MB total.
- Sensitive projects: do not send export-controlled, classified, or restricted data before an approved handling agreement is in place.
Prefer to use your own email?
RFQ email: info@szcomo.com
Email option
Optional email template
Copy this into your own email if useful. Send the drawing and what you know; leave unknown fields blank.
Subject: Copper 3D printing RFQ - [part name] Hello COPPER 3DP, Please review the attached CAD/drawings for quotation. Part/application: Attached files: Quantity: Material preference, if known: Target lead time: Critical dimensions or surfaces: Operating conditions: Inspection or test requirements: Post-processing expected: Notes: Best regards,
Practical inputs
How quotation works
Send what you know now. Use the checklist below when you are ready to define a firm quotation.
What happens after your inquiry
Submitting a brief starts a review, not a production order. The next step depends on the information available.
Route and quotation scope
We review whether the part fits a copper AM route and identify the manufacturing, finishing, and inspection scope needed for a quotation.
Focused questions, if needed
If material, tolerance, pressure, current, thermal load, or inspection needs are unclear, we ask focused questions before quoting.
Quotation or an agreed engineering next step
When the inputs are sufficient, a quotation can state the scope and assumptions. Detailed design, simulation, testing, or qualification work needs a separately agreed scope; submitting an inquiry does not include those services automatically.
Information that supports an accurate quotation
Do not overprepare if the project is simple; send what you have and note what is critical.
Geometry package
STEP, X_T, or native CAD files plus 2D drawings for critical dimensions, datum faces, sealing lands, contact surfaces, and threaded ports.
Functional requirements
Heat load, coolant, flow rate, pressure drop, current, duty cycle, frequency band, vacuum exposure, and service temperature.
Special requirements
Material, quantity, lead time, CT scope, pressure or helium leak test, dimensional inspection, surface finish, and post-processing intent.
Application-specific quotation guides
Use the relevant application page when the project fits a defined copper AM part family.
3D printed copper cold plates
Best for microchannels, manifolds, pressure data, leak targets, CT inspection, sealing lands, and liquid cooling requirements.
Custom copper heat sinks
Best for fin geometry, interface flatness, contact resistance, airflow, thermal testing, and route comparison.
Copper AM material route
Best when pure copper, CuCrZr, CuCr1Zr, conductivity, strength, or heat treatment controls the quote.
Capabilities and acceptance scope
Use this before quoting when equipment envelope, materials, machining, CT, leak testing, or documentation controls the project.
Quotation FAQs
These questions usually determine whether a copper AM quote can move quickly.
Will every RFQ receive the same response?
No. If the drawing and quantity are clear, the reply may be a straightforward quotation. If key requirements are missing, we ask focused clarification questions first.
Can I start without CAD or a complete specification?
Yes. Start with your name, work email, company, and a short description of the part and the problem to solve. CAD and the other project fields are optional for an initial inquiry. A firm quotation may still need geometry, quantity, material state, and acceptance requirements.
Do you need a drawing if CAD is available?
Drawings are recommended for critical dimensions, datum faces, flatness, sealing lands, thread notes, surface finish, and inspection scope.
What if the material is not decided?
Send the service temperature, conductivity target, mechanical load, and environment so pure copper, CuCrZr, or GRCop-42 can be reviewed.
How are internal channels accepted?
Internal passages should define CT scope, pressure or leak targets, flow rate, pressure drop, cleaning method, and allowable blockage risk.
What affects lead time most?
Geometry review, build orientation, post-machining, heat treatment, CT or leak testing, surface requirements, and material availability.
Related RFQ guides
Use these when the project needs more than a simple drawing-and-quantity quote.
Engineering quotation checklist
A detailed checklist for CAD, drawings, material state, critical interfaces, operating requirements, post-processing, and inspection scope.
Process route selection
Compare LPBF copper AM, CNC, brazing, skiving, EDM, and conventional routes before locking the quote path.
Busbars and coils
RFQ inputs for current path, duty cycle, contact faces, cooling, insulation, plating, and inspection.
Have a part or a project question?
Your inquiry is handled by Suzhou Como Precision Materials Co., Ltd.. Start with a short brief; CAD can follow. Prefer email? Contact info@szcomo.com.