Privacy
Privacy
This page says what this site collects, what it does not, and who sees it. It is short because the site does very little.
Last updated 15 September 2026.
What the calculators send
Nothing. Every figure on this site is computed in your own browser from the numbers in the fields in front of you. The order quantity, the tooling charge, the tier rates, the freight and duty figures and the scrap rate are never transmitted, never logged and never stored. Closing the tab discards them.
That is a property of how the arithmetic is built, not a policy decision that could quietly change. There is no request to a server for any of it.
What the enquiry form collects
If you submit the form on the enquiry page, it sends the fields you filled in: your name, your company if you gave one, your email address, the part you described, the quantity and date you want, the process you selected and any tolerance notes you wrote.
Those fields are used to answer your enquiry and for nothing else. They are not added to a mailing list, not sold, and not passed to anyone who is not answering you.
Who hosts this and what they see
This site is published on Framer. Like any host, Framer receives the ordinary technical information a web request carries: an IP address, a timestamp, the page requested and the browser reporting itself. Framer also records aggregate page views for the site owner.
Framer’s own privacy terms govern what they do with that. This site adds no analytics of its own, sets no advertising cookies and embeds no third-party trackers.
How long anything is kept
Enquiry form submissions are kept only as long as needed to answer them and to keep a record of what was quoted. Host-level request logs are kept on Framer’s own schedule, which this site does not control.
Your rights
If you submitted the enquiry form and want a copy of what you sent, want it corrected, or want it deleted, ask and it will be done. There is nothing else to ask about, because there is nothing else held.
If you bought this template
This page describes what this demonstration site does. If you have remixed this template, the calculator section stays true because the arithmetic really does run in the browser. Everything else needs checking against what you actually enable: your own form destination, your own analytics, your own host, and a contact address a person reads.