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Tooling buyers and process teams preparing a drawing-based die enquiry · Updated 2026-11-07

Pultrusion Die RFQ Worksheet

Prepare a pultrusion die RFQ worksheet covering section drawings, material package, line interfaces, trial criteria, tooling scope and ownership.

Pultrusion die RFQ worksheet showing drawing, materials, cavity layout, heating, preforming, trial and quotation inputs
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Use this reference for your project

Use this pultrusion die RFQ worksheet to assemble a comparable tooling enquiry. The drawing package connects the finished profile to the die, mandrels, preform guides, heating arrangement and receiving line.

Separate the finished-profile requirements from proposed tool construction. Ask the supplier to identify deviations and exclusions before comparing quotations for a die, also called a mould.

How to use it

  1. 01

    Control the drawing

    Issue the profile section, units, revision, critical features and finished-part requirements.

  2. 02

    Describe the process

    State the resin, reinforcement arrangement, cavity count and intended trial material.

  3. 03

    Check the interfaces

    Record mounting, die envelope, heaters, sensors, preformers and line connections.

  4. 04

    Agree the quotation

    Itemize tooling, trials, acceptance records, ownership and post-delivery support.

Worksheet reference

Use these fields and checks with your project documents. Record the agreed values and evidence in the editable file.

Pultrusion Die RFQ Worksheet: Package item, Buyer input, Supplier response to obtain, Document reference
Package itemBuyer inputSupplier response to obtainDocument reference
Profile drawingRevision, section, units and critical dimensionsFeasibility and proposed drawing departures
Material packageResin, reinforcement and formulation referencesCompatibility and information needed for the trial
Cavity and core layoutRequired strands and hollow-section detailsCavity arrangement, mandrels and related tooling
Receiving lineDie envelope, mounting and pulling arrangementMechanical interfaces and any line changes
Heating and sensingAvailable heaters, control zones and sensor interfacesIncluded heaters, sensors and control responsibilities
Preforming and impregnationFiber path and selected wet-out or injection routePreform guides and resin-interface scope
Trial and acceptanceTrial material, sample measurements and witness needsTrial scope, records and acceptance method
Commercial scopeDelivery, spares and tooling ownership requirementsItemized price basis, exclusions and agreed responsibilities

Scope and reading notes

  • No default die length, temperature, line speed or material shrinkage allowance is specified. The supplier must review the actual process and profile.
  • Keep preform guides with the die scope and identify any separately supplied heaters, controls or injection hardware.
  • Tool acceptance and sample inspection do not establish finished-product conformity. Agree product qualification separately.

Sources and supporting references

Prepared by pultrx from the references below. Follow the linked product or guide for the full scope and source conditions.