Product specification
Size, pressure class, materials, connection and actuation describe the product. They must match your operating and installation requirements.
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Know What You Are Ordering
Review the exact configuration and the evidence your project requires before quotation.
Document confirmation
A standard listed on a product page is not a certificate. Document availability and scope are confirmed for the quoted configuration.
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Catalogue technical sheet
A reference for the published product family. Use its size and pressure-class table when comparing options; confirm the final configuration before ordering.
Model-specific drawing
Request the drawing for the proposed model to review dimensions, interfaces and actuation. A photograph cannot establish dimensional interchangeability.
Inspection or material record
Specify the required test or record in your RFQ. Availability, scope and any inspection arrangement must be included in the agreed order requirements.
Certificate
State the required certificate and standard. Its issuer, scope, validity and applicability must be checked for the product being quoted. No blanket site-wide certification is implied.
A clear review before quotation
- Share the requirementAttach your specification or drawing and list any mandatory documents.
- Match the configurationReview size, pressure designation, materials and connection as a complete requirement.
- Confirm the document scopeCheck which records apply to the quoted product, and resolve gaps before an order.
Send the requirements you have
A product name and destination are enough to start. Add your BOM or drawing when available.