Two starting points. One focus on the detail that makes a material conversation worthwhile.
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
What do you have? What do you need?
A useful enquiry connects the material itself with the practical and technical requirements around it.
01 / FOR SUPPLIERS
Supply your plastics.
Describe a plastic stream you would like to discuss, from production offcuts to packaging and used products.
Start with its original use, known composition and present condition. Clear information about quantity, location and how the material is stored helps define the next questions.
One-off quantities or recurring material streams
Loose, baled or size-reduced presentation
Known contaminants, attached materials and handling details
Build your enquiry around the finished application and the properties your process needs.
Share the polymer family, preferred material form and technical brief. A useful requirement also identifies the trial quantity, ongoing demand, destination and evidence needed for approval.
A polymer name is a useful beginning. The information around it helps turn a broad request into something that can be assessed.
MATERIAL
Identity and condition.
Describe the source, composition, colour and preparation. Highlight variation between batches and anything that may affect suitability.
REQUIREMENT
Application and evidence.
Explain the intended use and the technical information required to evaluate a proposed material. Make essential conditions clear from the outset.
ARRANGEMENTS
Quantity and timing.
Set out the volume, frequency, location and preferred schedule. Commercial terms and transport arrangements need to be agreed for the individual enquiry.
An enquiry is the starting point for a discussion. Material acceptance, suitability, availability and any transport arrangements require individual confirmation.
SUPPLIERS & BUYERS
Put your material
in the picture.
Share what you have or what you need, with the details that matter to your business.