Contact / Project enquiry
Tell us about the part you need.
A drawing is helpful, but a clear description is enough to start. Tell us the application, the main dimensions and how many parts you need.
Contact Litian Yunde
E-Mail
kim.carbonfiber@gmail.com
Phone
+86 18929248948
Address
Raum 102, Nr. 9 Jinshan Road, Sanlian Community
Fenggang Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
For drawings and supporting files, use email and identify the part name and drawing revision in the subject.
Send a project enquiry
Use the message box for your part, application, dimensions and quantity.
A useful enquiry in six lines.
Copy these headings into your message or email. Leave unknown details open for discussion.
| 1. Component | Part name or product-page link; blank, machined part, shell or assembly. |
|---|---|
| 2. Application | Where the part will be used and what it connects to. |
| 3. Geometry | Drawing revision, main dimensions, mounting features and critical tolerances. |
| 4. Appearance | Visible face, gloss or matte preference, edge requirements and graphics. |
| 5. Quantity | Sample quantity and estimated production quantity, listed separately. |
| 6. Acceptance | Required fit checks, inspection records, testing responsibilities and requested schedule. |
Before you send.
I only have a photo. Can I still ask?
Yes. Add reference dimensions and explain the intended use. A photo alone cannot determine hidden interfaces or material construction, so include what you know and mark what needs review.
Where should I send a drawing?
Email the drawing and supporting files to the address above. Include a revision identifier and part name so the files can be matched to your enquiry.
Can I request a quotation directly from a product page?
Yes. Include the page link and explain the differences from the reference, such as geometry, finish, hardware or quantity.
What if I do not receive a reply?
Use the displayed email address or telephone as an alternative contact route. Keep the part name and enquiry details in your follow-up so the request can be identified.