Gauge
Ask for the published thickness and the unit. Film thickness / gauge is stated in μm or mil. A plate quoted in fractions of an inch is a different good unless the factory writes the conversion and you accept it.
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Check whether the quoted item genuinely satisfies 6 mil polyethylene sheet, or only resembles it. Six mil is a film-gauge request (about 0.006 in / 0.15 mm). It is not a synonym for a thick plate, a 4×8 blank, or an unnamed “standard” sheet.
A factory that answers “PE sheet” without a gauge, a method and a color/finish is offering a name, not the line you asked for. Re-issue the request if they propose a different model.
Ask for the published thickness and the unit. Film thickness / gauge is stated in μm or mil. A plate quoted in fractions of an inch is a different good unless the factory writes the conversion and you accept it.
Ask which published figure and which standard were used. Color, natural vs black, and the ASTM method (for example a tensile or density method) belong on the document that covers the quoted roll or sheet, not on a company flyer.
If the supplier proposes a different 6 mil polyethylene sheet model — a different density, a recycled-content melt, or a different width — treat that as a new request. Keep the original line on file.
Bars mark whether the buyer has written the field. They are not factory KPIs or recycled-content claims.
Include gauge, width, color/finish, quantity and destination. We will not thicken the film into plate to complete a quote cell.
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