The price is built from five inputs: grade, width, roll length, total volume against container loading, and the Incoterm. Publishing that is cheaper than explaining it in every second email.
MOQ is set by the coating run rather than by the carton: a non-standard width has a higher minimum because the run has to be set up for it. Standard widths ship from stock at the quantities on the catalogue page.
Quotes are FOB, CIF or DDP with the same ex-works base, so the difference between two quotes is visible as freight and duty rather than hidden in the unit price.
More in this section.
Master Catalogue — the full range in one file
The complete range: sheeting, tape and fabric, traffic safety, photoluminescent, with grades and packing data.
Grade Selection Guide — standard first, then grade
A decision table from the acceptance standard and the geometry to one grade, with the over-spec traps named.
All resources
Every record in this section, in one list.