Detailed machine RFQ
Tell Mr Kcal what bottle you need to fill and what already exists at your factory. A drawing is helpful, but you can begin with known inputs and mark the rest as not yet decided. The next step is a configuration and scope review, not an automatic price or guaranteed machine selection.
Start with still-water product, bottle material and volume, closure, required good output, destination and whether you need a new filling center or a replacement machine. Include a reply email. Explain the buying decision you need help with rather than leaving only a capacity number.
Send the available layout and photographs of infeed/outfeed, conveyor elevations, line direction and utility connections. Identify the downstream equipment and control interface. Mark the measurements that have been verified versus estimates so the supplier can separate a recommendation from an engineering approval.
Request the proposed configuration, reference bottle/output, included equipment, optional items, utility connections and unanswered questions. At the next review, add FAT, documents, parts and site-service responsibilities. An enquiry submission alone does not approve technical assumptions or create an order.
A bottle drawing, cap specification or relevant layout extract is usually more useful than an unrelated full project folder. Remove private customer information and material you are not permitted to share. If the upload does not work, use the published email and describe the file you need to send.
Yes. Send the available dimensions, package concept, cap choice and demand target, and label them provisional. Final compatibility and performance need the approved bottle/cap information and any required samples.
No. Your product, bottle, cap, output and scope are the useful starting inputs. Ask the supplier to explain its proposed configuration rather than selecting a model code without that basis.
No. The form communicates a requirement for review. Price, scope, output, delivery, acceptance and service terms need the project-specific proposal and agreed commercial documents.
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