Start with the material family: black SBR rubber granules, rubber powder, recovered steel cord or textile fibre.

If you are comparing granules and powder, include your intended application or process. For steel or fibre, describe the material condition your process needs.

For granules, send the nominal mm range and any sieve limits you work to. For powder, include the mesh grade and particle-size requirements.

A grade label is not a measured sieve analysis of a shipment. If you do not have exact limits yet, explain your application and the range you are considering.

Have a specification sheet? Include it, along with any tests or documents required, so availability can be confirmed.

State the quantity in metric tonnes, your destination port or delivery point, and target timing. Let us know whether this is an initial order or a recurring requirement.

List any packing, net or gross weight, or loading-plan questions. These details need confirmation for the specific material and order.

Just planning? Say so. An enquiry is not an order, and estimates can be refined before an offer is agreed.

Tell us the grade you want to evaluate and what you intend to check. We can discuss sample availability, quantity and delivery arrangements.

Sample and courier charges should be confirmed before dispatch. Include any specific quantity or test-method requirements with your request.

Add your name, company and contact details. Mention timing, packing, sample, test or document requirements. Mark unknown details “to confirm”.

The website helps identify a material. Final specifications, packing, shipment details and commercial terms belong in the agreed offer.