Let’s talk about your application.
Start with the equipment or model you are considering. Add the details you have, and discuss the configuration with our team.
Start with the equipment or the task
If you have a shortlist, name the series or model and identify the configuration you want to discuss. If you haven't chosen equipment, describe the process and finished result instead. State whether the inquiry is for a new machine, a comparison between options or a service requirement for existing equipment.
Find a series or model →Include the workpiece details
Give the material, thickness and overall dimensions. For tubes, add section shape and stock length; for welding, describe the joint and access; for marking or cleaning, identify the area and intended result. Mention any drawings or sample parts you can provide. You can discuss how to share supporting files by email.
Prepare application information →Explain the purchase requirements
Include the quantity, destination and purchasing schedule you want the proposal to address. List preferred components, installation questions and training needs. Ask which items are included in the quoted scope and which remain to be confirmed. A single, organized inquiry helps keep the machine specification and commercial questions in the same discussion.
Review service topics →Contact Victory Industry directly
Email [email protected] or use the inquiry form on this page. Our published contact telephone is +86-185-2095-8834. Victory Industry is based in Jinan, Shandong, China. Please provide a contact email with your request and include only information relevant to the equipment or service you want to discuss.
Purchasing questions
What if some details are not decided yet?
Send what you know and identify the open questions. A process description, approximate workpiece envelope and purchasing objective can start the discussion while you prepare the remaining details.
Can I ask about installation in the same inquiry?
Yes. Include the destination and installation questions with your machine requirements, and ask for the proposed service scope to be identified in the quotation.