Yes, but you need to:

• Provide detailed drawings

• Determine the material, size, and surface treatment requirements

• Confirm the minimum order quantity (MOQ), non-standard parts usually have a higher MOQ

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• Take photos and collect evidence as soon as possible

• Contact the supplier and provide the order number and problem description

• Check the contract to confirm whether it meets the return and exchange terms

• Resolve through negotiation. If purchasing in large quantities, it is recommended to sign a quality agreement to avoid risks

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• Confirm liability with the logistics company first

• Whether the supplier provides damage compensation

• Specify liability for damage to goods in the contract and ensure claim clauses

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• Carbon steel parts (unprotected): 1-2 years (easy to rust)

• Galvanized parts: 3-5 years (depending on the environment)

• Stainless steel parts: 5-10 years (corrosion resistant)

• Titanium alloy parts: more than 10 years (high durability)

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• Small packaging (such as 100 pieces/bag, suitable for retail or repair)

• Carton packaging (suitable for bulk shipment)

• Pallet packaging (suitable for large-scale export to avoid transportation damage)

• Anti-rust packaging (for long-term storage to prevent oxidation)

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