Pricing calculation for machining is an indispensable step in outsourced processing. The accuracy of machining price calculation directly affects the processing, production, and sales of products, making it a top priority.
What Aspects are Included in the Price
Material costs: the cost of purchasing materials, transportation costs of materials, and travel expenses incurred during procurement, etc.
Machining costs: labor costs in each process, depreciation of equipment, utility costs, cutting tools, fixtures, measuring tools, and other consumable costs.
Management fees: amortization of fixed costs, salary distribution for management personnel, site costs, kickbacks, travel, etc.
Taxes: national taxes, local taxes, etc.
Profit
Simple Pricing Calculation Method
Based on the product's material cost for a simple estimation. (Divided by the complexity of processing)
Simple: Material cost 50%, machining cost 30%, management fee 5%, tax 17%, and your profit 8%. High value-added: Material cost 10%, machining cost 40%, management fee 5%, tax 17%, and your profit 28%.
High-tech: Material cost 10%, machining cost 20%, management fee 10%, tax 17%, and your profit 43%.
Pricing Calculation Method
Calculate the machining costs based on the quantity, size, precision requirements, etc. of the parts; Drilling
For a depth-to-diameter ratio not greater than 2.5 times, with a diameter of 25MM or less, charge according to the drill bit diameter * 0.05;
For diameters between 25-60, charge according to the drill bit diameter * 0.12 (minimum hole charge is not less than 0.5 yuan).
For a depth-to-diameter ratio greater than 2.5, the general material charging base price is 0.4 times the depth-to-diameter ratio.
For hole diameter precision requirements less than 0.1MM or center distance requirements less than 0.1MM, charge at the base price * 5.
Tapping charges are based on a tap diameter * 0.2 (with cast iron as the standard, and steel parts are 1.2 times).
During batch processing, the standard base price is multiplied by 0.2-0.8 (depending on the size of the batch and the complexity of the processing).