Define your qualification process
Tell the sourcing team which documents your business needs to evaluate a proposed product. Requirements may differ by application, destination and internal purchasing procedures.
PREPARING YOUR EXPERIENCEPrepare chemical document requests for COA, SDS, TDS and source information. Match the paperwork to the proposed grade and your technical review needs.

Use these points as a practical checklist. Requirements vary by product and proposed source, so confirm technical suitability and supply details for each enquiry.
Tell the sourcing team which documents your business needs to evaluate a proposed product. Requirements may differ by application, destination and internal purchasing procedures.
A specification sheet or certificate should be assessed for the actual material and supplier being proposed. A general catalogue description does not establish a grade or approval.
Request product specifications, certificates of analysis, safety data sheets, technical data sheets or certificates of origin at the enquiry stage. Confirm availability and responsibility before finalising the order.
Your technical or quality team should assess the material and documents against the intended use. If a required detail is missing, raise it during the sourcing discussion.
Keep the brief specific; the proposed grade, documents, packaging and availability still need confirmation.
The website does not publish stock certificates. Ask for documents for the proposed supplier and material; availability is confirmed during the enquiry.
No. Branded packaging visuals are illustrative and real material photos are references. The quotation and supporting source documents define the proposed grade.
Send your product, specification, quantity and destination to our sourcing team.