Bulk Orders · AQUROV

From a validated sample to a repeatable supply.

Bulk purchasing at AQUROV runs one engineering-checked path: evaluate with 1–5 sample units, move into a 20–100 unit small batch once the sample is confirmed, then scale to volume. Quantities are quoted by a person, against your configuration, required delivery date and payment terms.

  • Sample stage of 1–5 units
  • Small batch of 20–100 units after sample sign-off
  • MOQ, price and lead time confirmed per order
  • One sales contact from quotation to repeat order
Bulk order rules

What a bulk quotation is built on

Sample evaluation
1–5 units
Small batch after validation
20–100 units
MOQ
Confirmed per order
Lead time
After internal confirmation
Stock reservation
On request, with a deadline

One supplier for prototype, batch and volume

Who bulk orders are for

Buyers who need the same part, again and again.

Bulk pricing, stock options and continuity are built for teams that produce robots rather than single one-off builds.

Production programmes

ROV & underwater equipment manufacturers

Repeat quantities of thrusters and ESCs, cameras and lights, enclosures and penetrators, sensors and control electronics — with parameters that stay consistent between batches.

Small teams, first product

Underwater robotics startups

Small initial volumes with flexible supply and technical support kept intact, so a first production run does not require a first-tier order.

Project & grant budgets

Universities & research labs

Complete parameters, wiring and interface information for procurement and project approval, plus small-batch and sample support.

Trade partners

Distributors & trading partners

Wholesale pricing, stock, after-sales cost control and OEM, mixed-batch and territory questions handled on the same channel.

Offshore · Inspection · Survey

Ocean engineering & inspection companies

Spare parts and repeat component supply for working fleets, where downtime is the real cost.

System integrators

Integrators building the same system repeatedly

Mature modules ordered at a stable configuration, with documentation that lets you requalify once and reuse it.

Sample → small batch → volume

The usual bulk path, step by step.

Progression is gated, not assumed: each stage is entered after the previous one is confirmed.

01

Sample

Typically 1–5 units at normal selling price, used to validate parameters, fit and compatibility inside your own build.

02

Small batch

20–100 units once the sample is confirmed. Configuration, quantity, MOQ, delivery date and payment terms are fixed in the quotation before order start.

03

Volume order

Mature programmes move into volume purchasing with the confirmed configuration reused and inspection scaled to product type and risk.

04

Repeat supply

Repeat orders keep the same part, the same documents and the same contact, so already-qualified items are not re-qualified every cycle.

MOQ & stock

One MOQ number would be the wrong answer.

The minimum order quantity depends on what you buy and how it is supplied. The MOQ that applies to your line items is stated in the quotation, together with the stock and lead-time position.

MOQ, stock and reservation

MOQ for your order
Confirmed per order
Packaging or OEM scope attached
May raise the MOQ
Common standard items
Kept in stock
High-value, low-frequency or special specifications
Made to order
Stock reservation, ordinary orders
After payment is complete
Short reservation for a confirmed PO, key account or large order
On request, with a deadline

Reservation always carries an agreed cut-off date

Lead time

A delivery date is confirmed before it is promised.

Quotation, order start and lead time are three separate moments — and only the last one starts the clock.

01

Stocked vs made to order

Common standard items ship from stock. High-value, low-frequency and special specifications are produced after the order starts.

02

Confirmed internally, not guessed

Sales cannot commit a delivery date on its own. Engineering, production and purchasing confirm internally before any date is quoted to you.

03

When lead time starts counting

Standard items: payment complete + sales review passed. Custom items: payment complete + final drawings confirmed. Confirming a quotation is not yet an order.

04

Changes are re-evaluated

Changes after the technical documents are confirmed — or after the order has entered preparation, production, packaging or dispatch — are re-assessed for feasibility, price and lead time.

Payment

Payment terms that scale with the order.

Small standard orders are paid online; bulk, enterprise and custom orders are settled on terms agreed with sales before order start.

Payment

Small standard items
Paid online
Large, bulk and enterprise orders
Bank transfer
Small custom orders
100% prepaid
Large custom orders
Deposit + balance
Balance payment
Settled before shipment, in principle
Credit terms
Decided case by case

Before a unit price is discounted

  • Quantity
  • Configuration
  • Packaging
  • Logistics
  • Payment terms
  • Unit price

If a price looks high, we first check what it is being compared with

Quality & batch consistency

Batch two should behave like batch one.

Outgoing inspection is scaled to product type and risk, and volume production only starts behind a gate.

01

Inspection by product type

Thrusters, ESCs, cameras, lights, sensors and control units get basic functional checks. Penetrators, bolts and mechanical parts are checked for specification, quantity and appearance.

02

Batch production gate

Volume production starts only after internal testing passes and the customer confirms the sample or test result.

03

Reinforced inspection on risk

High-risk, key-function and custom items can be reinforced-inspected or fully inspected. Mature variants and simple mechanical parts are inspected by sampling.

04

Reusable configuration

Once a configuration is confirmed it is reused on repeat orders, so a validated batch can be ordered again as it was qualified.

Bulk inquiry

Send a purchasing inquiry, not a message.

A bulk quotation is only accurate when the commercial and technical basics are on the table — the same information your own procurement team would ask us for.

Send with your inquiry

  • Product or modelThe item you are scaling
    Required
  • QuantitySample, small batch or volume
    Required
  • ApplicationWhat the parts go into
    Required
  • Destination countryFor freight and trade terms
    Required
  • Required delivery dateYour project timeline
    Required
  • Key technical requirementVoltage, depth, thrust, interface
    Required
  • Drawings or file uploadDimensions, interfaces, performance
    If applicable

Missing parameters hold up final selection, a formal quotation and any technical commitment — we can still give you a candidate range first.

What the quotation contains

  • Unit price at your quantityRetail, bulk or distributor basis
    Per order
  • Multi-item projectsCombined quote, line-item prices kept
    Available
  • MOQ and stock positionAgainst the confirmed configuration
    Per order
  • Lead timeAfter internal confirmation
    Confirmed
  • Alternative modelsWhen stock, lead time or compatibility calls for it
    On request

Alternatives are only proposed when they do not change your core requirement — differences are stated, and the choice stays yours.

Start the inquiry →
Next step

Send the quantity and the configuration.

Product, quantity, application, destination country, required delivery date and key parameters — with drawings where they apply. Bulk pricing, MOQ and lead time are confirmed per order by a person.

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