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OEM Lead Time and MOQ Planning for Diamond Core Drill Bits

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Core-bit programs stall when MOQ, diameter mix and barrel specs are decided after the purchase order. Plan the kit first.

A single popular diameter is easy to quote and hard to sell as a full program. Protec Tools OEM core bits are scheduled around a diameter mix, connection type and wet/dry crown so containers leave with what distributors can actually stock.

MOQ That Matches the Mix

Ask whether several diameters can share one production batch when they use the same barrel family. Splitting every size into a separate MOQ inflates cost and leaves gaps on the shelf. Freeze thread or SDS connections before artwork, not after.

Lead Time Drivers

Segment height, special water ports and private-label sleeves add calendar time. Sample-hole tests on your rebar-heavy mix should finish before the bulk run, or you will relabel a bond that already missed the job.

  • List top diameters and typical hole depth on the RFQ.
  • Specify wet or dry crowns and connection (1/2" GAS, M14, SDS).
  • Approve a timed sample hole before artwork goes to print.
  • Keep batch codes on sleeves for field complaints.

Bring target markets and the five SKUs you will reorder first when you open an OEM discussion with Protec Tools.

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