Fused Silica for Refractory Materials: What to Send with an RFQ

A refractory inquiry for fused silica can be a short packet. Send the application, the grade, the particle size, the quantity, the packing and the destination. A full process description is not required to open a quotation.

Name the application in one line

State whether the material is for a castable, a shaped product or another refractory use. One line is enough. The page refractory fused silica is a reference for that product family. It is not a formulation sheet.

Grade and particle size

Name A Grade or B Grade and the mesh or millimetre range. If the acceptance limits follow typical A Grade chemistry, say so and refer to typical A Grade chemistry. Results for the lot are confirmed on the COA. A typical table alone is not the result of the lot.

Quantity and packing

Give the quantity and the packing: 25 kg bags, 25 kg bags on pallets, or jumbo bags of 1000 kg or 1250 kg, subject to the order. A first shipment of 100-500 kg can be requested as a trial, subject to product and shipping confirmation.

Destination

State the destination country in the same packet. Plants shipping to Europe, the United States or Brazil should name the country. Send the packet through the quotation page so the grade, the size, the quantity and the destination stay together.

Shenzhen Zhixin New Materials Co., Ltd. reads a refractory inquiry that includes the grade, the particle size, the quantity and the destination. Add the application line so the reply matches the product you intend to make.