Start with the requirements
For prototypes, short runs or repeat production, specify quantities, materials, tolerances, finish and the required date. Ask the fabricator to confirm capacity and provide a sample or inspection plan when consistency matters.
Search fabricators by equipment and capabilities, then request an offer through messages.
Check the business details
An enterprise designation represents a reviewed company application. Only capabilities shown on its profile are included in that designation. Confirm your invoicing, tax documentation, shipping and confidentiality requirements directly before agreeing to an order. A company designation does not certify a manufactured part or promise a production standard.
Do not upload confidential files until you have agreed on how they may be used. Use the project's licence and the offer to record the permitted work.
For fabricators
Keep your company information, equipment and availability accurate in Business Center. Provide evidence for business capabilities you claim. Listing multiple machines does not by itself establish enterprise verification.
For a project with requirements you cannot resolve through a seller's profile, contact PrintCommons with a brief description. Do not include sensitive design files in an initial enquiry.