Product and grade
Repair adhesive, one of the three grout systems, or both. For adhesive, say whether it is for floors, walls, underfloor heating or stone.
Trading
Ordering, shipping and payment
Chemicals are not a commodity you can quote from a catalogue — freight class, packaging and destination change the number. So this page explains how we quote rather than printing a price list that would be wrong by the time you read it.
Quotation
What we need from you to quote properly
A one-line “price for your adhesive” cannot be answered accurately. These five points let us give a number you can actually plan around.
Quantity
Per order and expected annual volume. Annual volume is what moves a price; a single order will not.
Packaging
Standard carton, a specific unit weight, or your own artwork. This affects cost more than people expect.
Destination
Port or door. Sea freight to a nearby port and air freight to an inland city are entirely different propositions.
Trade term
EXW, FOB or CIF. Tell us which one your forwarder works on and we will quote to it.
Compliance needs
Any document your customs broker or market regulator will ask for. Better to know before production than after.
Terms
Commercial terms
Figures that depend on grade, packaging and destination are quoted per enquiry rather than published here — a number printed on a web page is a number someone will hold us to after the freight market moves.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Samples | Available from a single carton so you can test on your own substrate before committing to volume |
| Incoterms | EXW, FOB and CIF as standard; other terms on request |
| Shipping method | Sea freight for volume, air or courier for samples and urgent small orders |
| Packaging | Standard export carton, or private label to your artwork |
Documents
The export document set
| Document | When |
|---|---|
| Commercial invoice and packing list | With every shipment |
| Batch certificate | With every shipment, tied to the production record |
| Technical data sheet | With every shipment, or in advance for specification |
| Safety data sheet | On request — needed by most carriers for a chemical consignment |
| Certificate of origin | On request, where your market requires it |
| Transport condition assessment | On request — used to determine how the consignment is declared |
| Dangerous-goods packaging certificate and GHS labels | Where the SDS and the assessment classify the consignment as dangerous goods |
| HS classification and import controls | Confirmed by your broker for the destination; we supply composition and declared values |
The full breakdown is on one page. Standards & export documents explains how the Chinese and European standard families relate, what a batch certificate actually proves, which documents we supply, and which certificates we do not hold.
Before you order
Sample first — we would rather lose the order
A repair resin behaves differently on a cement screed, a gypsum substrate and a waterproofing membrane. A sample costs a fraction of a container and answers the question that matters: does it work on your floor.
What to test
Inject a small hollow area, then check penetration at the far port, cure time at your ambient temperature, and whether the cured resin stains the tile face.
What to send back
Photos, ambient temperature, substrate type and what went wrong if anything did. That feedback is how a formulation gets adjusted for your market.
Customs and import duty are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in any quotation unless we say so in writing. We will give you the HS code and the declared values your broker needs.
Send us a quotation request
Product, quantity, packaging, destination and trade term. That is enough for us to come back with a real number.