| 1 |
Hydraulic Product Capability |
15% |
Pump and motor types, displacement range, rated pressure, speed range, efficiency, and operating-fluid compatibility. |
Documented performance data covering the required application range, with clearly defined operating limits. |
Technical datasheets, performance curves, test reports, and application references. |
| 2 |
Quality Management |
14% |
Quality planning, incoming inspection, process control, final inspection, traceability, and corrective-action procedures. |
A documented quality management system and consistent batch-level inspection records. |
Current ISO 9001 certificate, control plans, inspection reports, and nonconformance records. |
| 3 |
Testing and Validation |
12% |
Pressure, flow, torque, speed, leakage, noise, vibration, temperature, and endurance testing capability. |
In-house test equipment with controlled procedures and calibrated measuring instruments. |
Calibration certificates, factory acceptance test formats, endurance-test results, and sample test videos. |
| 4 |
Electric Motor Compatibility |
10% |
Voltage, frequency, power, frame size, mounting arrangement, shaft dimensions, insulation class, enclosure rating, and duty cycle. |
Accurate motor-pump matching and documented compliance with the target electrical system. |
Motor nameplate data, dimensional drawings, wiring diagrams, and IEC 60034-related test documentation where applicable. |
| 5 |
Customization and Engineering Support |
10% |
Ability to adapt ports, flanges, shafts, seals, control options, motor specifications, and complete power-unit configurations. |
Formal drawing approval, engineering change control, and application-specific design review. |
2D or 3D drawings, design-change records, prototype samples, and engineering response time. |
| 6 |
Manufacturing Capacity and Lead Time |
10% |
Monthly capacity, machining resources, assembly lines, capacity planning, standard lead time, and peak-season availability. |
Capacity supported by production records and a realistic delivery commitment. |
Factory audit, production schedule, capacity statement, sample purchase orders, and on-time delivery history. |
| 7 |
Materials and Component Traceability |
8% |
Material grades, heat treatment, seals, bearings, electrical components, supplier control, and lot identification. |
Critical materials and components can be traced from purchase through final assembly. |
Material certificates, approved supplier lists, incoming inspection records, and serial-number systems. |
| 8 |
Compliance and Export Documentation |
8% |
Applicable market requirements, product labels, manuals, declarations, packing standards, and customs documentation. |
Documentation is complete, consistent with the supplied product, and prepared for the destination market. |
Declarations of conformity where applicable, user manuals, packing lists, certificates of origin, and inspection documents. |
| 9 |
After-Sales Service and Warranty |
7% |
Warranty scope, response time, spare-parts availability, troubleshooting, replacement procedures, and technical communication. |
Clear warranty terms, accessible technical support, and a defined complaint-resolution process. |
Warranty policy, service-level commitments, spare-parts list, troubleshooting guide, and anonymized service records. |
| 10 |
Total Cost and Commercial Reliability |
6% |
Unit price, tooling, packaging, freight, taxes, payment terms, spare-parts cost, energy consumption, and lifecycle cost. |
Transparent quotations with stable commercial terms and no unexplained specification substitutions. |
Detailed quotation, total-cost calculation, payment terms, pro forma invoice, and signed technical specification. |