Direct answer: A useful puzzle quotation starts with one complete finished-product specification, not only an image and a piece count.
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Define the puzzle
- Finished puzzle dimensions
- Piece count and intended user
- Board and printed construction
- Cut style or special shape requirements
- Approved image or artwork status
Define included components
List the box, reference image, insert, bag, leaflet and any other printed or packed component. State the quantity of each item per finished set.
Define quantity and packing
Use finished sets as the quotation unit, then explain unit packing and master-carton expectations. Include any required label or barcode files.
Define inspection needs
State how image quality, cutting, piece completeness, component count and final packing should be reviewed. Identify any required test method or acceptance standard.
Common RFQ mistake
Avoid asking the supplier to assume missing dimensions, materials, quantities or pack definitions. Separate confirmed requirements from questions that need engineering input.