blade drawing requirements

Quick answer: Six items decide whether a replacement quotation is accurate on the first pass - part identification, measured dimensions, material and hardness, operating conditions, quantity per set, and evidence of how the last part failed. Missing any one of them turns a quotation into a series of questions. Quick Answer An accurate quotation for replacement blades, shredder knives or briquetting moulds is built from information you already hold in your maintenance records, not from a price list. The part has to be identified precisely, because the same machine from the same year can carry more than one variant. The dimensions have to be measured or drawn, because few lines still have the original drawings on file. The material and hardness in use tell the supplier what the tool has been...