Standard parts
Standard parts and 3D data, inside the ERP
From guide pins to ejector pins, the mold maker picks a part from their own bill of materials and sees its equivalents from other manufacturers, the agreed price and the 3D model in one place.
This page describes a feature we are planning. The groundwork is in place: manufacturer, catalogue and equivalent codes of standard parts in the parts list are already recorded. We are talking to manufacturers about catalogue partnerships.
Guide pin Ø16 × 120 · example
| Manufacturer | Code | Your price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer A | Z00/16/120 | €18.40 | In stock |
| Manufacturer B | E 1020-16-120 | €17.90 | 3 days |
| Manufacturer C | GP 16-120 | €19.10 | In stock |
Equivalents are based on each manufacturer's own declaration.
- Manufacturer cataloguesPart codes, dimensions and properties inside the ERPRoadmap
- Equivalent part matchingType one code and see the equivalents from other manufacturersRoadmap
- Agreed pricesYour company's price is filled in automatically; for manufacturers without an integration you enter the priceRoadmap
- One-click orderingThe order goes to the manufacturer and a purchase order is created in the ERPRoadmap
- 3D data transferThe model of the selected part goes to design and CAMRoadmap
Do you manufacture standard parts?
Put your catalogue into the system mold makers use every day. Let orders come straight to you.
- 01You share your catalogue and equivalent-code listYour parts that match competitors' codes, in a common format.
- 02When a mold maker types a competitor's code, they see your part tooEquivalents are shown for manufacturers who share their list; others are not.
- 03Your company-specific price appears automaticallyEach mold maker sees only their own agreed price.
- 04The order reaches youStraight from the mold maker's ERP into your system.