You haven't been a machining operator, you haven't learned cost accounting, your business doesn't have the time to build up, and you're not a business owner to make a machining charge for a moderately difficult workpiece in half an hour.
There is no software for quoting what you need, unless you have it custom made.
The state, various localities, and industries will occasionally release some common equipment, typical parts processing labor hourly quotas and pricing standards, and general common equipment can be directly referenced for pricing.
Some large enterprises, heavy, large, fine equipment, also have their own set of pricing standards.
New enterprises to do price work, you can refer to the following practices.
1) the price of a mechanical part has three components: material costs, processing costs, profits
2) material processing, processing, there is no material costs.
3) Profit must also consider the market.
4) Processing costs are divided into direct and indirect costs.
To determine the cost of processing, first of all:
1) develop the processing process.
2) determine the processing equipment.
3) Select the specifications of the work, knife, measuring and cutting tools.
4) Determine the process, station, step, cutting parameters.
5) Estimate the machining time (working hour quota).
Direct costs, direct costs incurred in machining a part,
1) wages, bonuses, benefits, and other costs of operating workers.
2) Depreciation of fixed assets for equipment.
3) The cost of energy consumption such as water, electricity, gas and oil.
4) the cost of tools, cutting tools, labor supplies, consumables, especially non-standard parts.
5) the cost of lifting, turnover, transportation, storage and so on.
6) Costs of protection, packaging, shipment, insurance, etc.
Indirect costs, costs required for the normal operation of the factory
1) Plant rental fees.
2) Wage costs for technicians, production managers, business administrators, other support staff, etc.
3) Lighting, ventilation, cleaning, environmental protection required equipment, energy consumption costs.
4) Costs of finance, administration, marketing, publicity and welfare.
The direct cost of each piece of equipment is not the same. It must be calculated separately for different equipment and different working hours.
Indirect costs partially depending on the different equipment, with reference to the value of the previous year's actual expenditures, discounted to the price per unit of time. When estimating a part, multiply this price by the number of man-hours required.
The final price must refer to the current market price; the industry market; the expected profit; schedule requirements and other factors.
When your business has operated for a period of time, you can accumulate experience and a large amount of data based on the experience of previous years, you can find out the law, simplify the calculation, in the form of a spreadsheet may be considered, or hire someone to write a special program to improve the efficiency of the estimate.