Catalogue Supply
Choose an existing product family or model, then confirm quantity, destination and the commercial requirement.
Fastest route when the existing product fits.OEM · private label · custom sourcing
Start with the product reference you already have.
A catalogue item, product photo, drawing, sample or competitor reference is enough to begin. Aurorvix clarifies the requirement, matches the relevant supply route and confirms what can actually be quoted before the project moves forward.
Catalogue supplyPrivate labelSpecification adaptationCustom sourcing
Ductile iron systems
Abrasives
HVAC & tube toolsThree starting points
The first message does not need to be a finished specification.
We separate what is already defined from what still needs confirmation, instead of forcing every request into a catalogue SKU.
Private Label / OEM
Use an existing manufacturing base with your logo, packaging, labels, manuals or agreed product adaptation.
Best for repeatable branded supply.Custom Sourcing
Send a photo, drawing, sample, competitor link or target outcome and start by matching a feasible source.
Best when no internal model number exists.What can be changed
Brand, packing and specification are handled as separate decisions.
Availability depends on the selected manufacturing route. Feasibility is confirmed before it appears in the quotation.
BRANDING
Logo & identity
Logo placement, label treatment and agreed brand presentation.
PACKAGING
Carton & pack format
Neutral, bulk, retail or branded packaging where the source supports it.
DOCUMENTATION
Manuals & labels
Artwork, product labels, manuals and destination-language requirements can be scoped.
SPECIFICATION
Size & configuration
Size, material, accessories or configuration can be reviewed against manufacturing capability.
REFERENCE
Drawing / sample / competitor
Physical sample, drawing, image or competitor product can be used as the matching reference.
MARKET
Destination requirements
Target market, certificate expectation, packing language and logistics are clarified early.
Current sourcing focus
OEM work is tied to product lines we can actually evaluate.
Each line uses a different manufacturing partner and evidence path. Heavy test weights remain a conservative project RFQ until the source package is complete.
INFRASTRUCTURE
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Ductile Iron Pipe Systems
Pipe-system configuration, project specifications and source-document review.
ABRASIVES
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Cutting, Grinding & Diamond
Private label, packaging and SKU-level specification confirmation.
HVAC / TUBE WORK
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Tube Working Tools
Tool family, tube range, kit format and branded packaging discussion.
How we work
Six steps from reference to confirmed order scope.
Not every project needs a sample or artwork stage. The workflow expands only when the requirement needs it.
01
Send reference
Product, image, drawing, sample, link or target requirement.
02
Clarify specification
Quantity, destination, packing, market and documentation needs.
03
Match source
Identify the relevant manufacturing partner or sourcing route.
04
Confirm scope
Separate feasible items from points that still require confirmation.
05
Sample / artwork
Confirm reference sample, artwork or pre-production details where required.
06
Production follow-up
Coordinate approved scope, documentation and shipment follow-up.
What to send for quotation
Six inputs are enough to start most requests.
You do not need all six on day one. Send what you know and mark the rest as open.
01 · Product / reference02 · Specification or target outcome03 · Quantity04 · Destination05 · Packaging / logo request06 · Certificate / document requirement
Source boundary
OEM capability is not presented as an Aurorvix-owned factory claim.
Aurorvix manages sourcing and commercial coordination. Production capability, certificates and factory-specific claims remain attributed to the manufacturing partner selected for the project.
Have a product, picture, drawing, sample or competitor reference?
Send it as-is. We can start from there and identify what must be confirmed before quotation.