How do I prepare an RFQ for a custom electric screwdriver?

To prepare an RFQ for a custom electric screwdriver, provide the supplier with the target application, required performance, product configuration, customization details, quantity, packaging, and destination market.

We recommend including:

Target application: phone repair, laptop repair, electronics assembly, retail, DIY, or industrial use

Electric torque range: required minimum and maximum torque

Torque levels: fixed torque or multiple adjustable levels

Rotation speed / RPM

Automatic-stop requirement

Manual torque requirement

Motor preference: brushed, coreless, brushless, or supplier recommendation

Gearbox requirement: metal planetary gearbox, target life, and noise level

Battery: voltage, capacity, runtime, charging time, and USB-C requirement

Bit interface: H4 / 4 mm or H6.35 / 6.35 mm

Bit material: S2, CR-V, or other material

Bit profiles and quantities: Phillips, Torx, Pentalobe, Tri-point, Hex, Slotted, etc.

Long-bit requirements

Product size and weight

Housing material: aluminum, plastic, or other material

Color and surface finish

Logo and private-label requirements

Accessories and case configuration

Retail packaging, barcode, manual, and labels

Compliance requirements: CE, RoHS, FCC, UN38.3, or other destination-market requirements

QC requirements: torque tolerance, runout, hardness, aging, battery, and functional testing

Sample quantity and sample deadline

Order quantity: for example 500, 1,000, 3,000, or 5,000 pcs

Target price

Destination country

Required Incoterm: EXW, FOB, CIF, DDP, etc.

Expected delivery date

For ToolQeen OEM projects, buyers do not need to specify every engineering detail at the beginning. If you provide the application, target torque, speed, bit configuration, quantity, target price, and market, we can recommend the motor, gearbox, battery, PCB, and suitable existing platform.

A clear RFQ helps the factory quote the correct product instead of the cheapest approximate model, and reduces repeated revisions during sampling and mass production.