Request Pricing

What we need, and why each one matters

Most quote requests stall because the specification is incomplete, so here is exactly what turns an enquiry into a price. You do not need all of it to send the form — but every item you can answer removes a round trip.

• The material. Gravel, rock, ore, concentrate, dry product, reagent. This is what decides how the bag will eventually fail, and therefore which of the six bag types is even a candidate.
• Bulk density, or a target fill weight. This is what sizes the bag — not volume. Dense material is past its safe working load long before the bag looks full, and that single mistake causes more failures than every manufacturing defect combined.
• Quantity and frequency. How many bags, and how often. A one-off pallet and a standing monthly call-off are priced differently and supplied differently.
• Filling and discharge. What fills the bag, what lifts it, and how it gets emptied — or whether it is placed and stays, as it is in erosion control work. This decides the closure, the bottom construction and the loop configuration.
• Storage before use. Whether bags will sit outdoors first, and for how long. High-desert sun degrades untreated polypropylene invisibly, which makes this the deciding factor on corridor and large-footprint work.
• Classification, if the material is regulated. UN number, proper shipping name and packing group for anything shipping as dangerous goods. Without these nobody can tell you which package is legal, so a quote given without them is a guess.

If you have three of those six — material, weight, handling — send the form and we will work out the rest with you. If your question is not really about pricing, the general enquiry form is the better door.