Can dry sift screens, filter bags and rosin presses be purchased together? You can submit one enquiry covering these product lines, but a shared quotation does not automatically mean one production schedule, one minimum quantity or one shipment. Ask the manufacturer to confirm each line and then price combined versus separate dispatch where available.
This guide helps distributors planning a multi-category purchase. Its focus is coordination across products, not processing instructions or a promise that every listed product is available immediately.
Use one enquiry with separate product schedules
EXTRACTPHYTO is a China-based manufacturer listing screens, bags and heat presses. Its custom hardware solutions page provides a route for discussing these needs. Keep distinct specifications even if one person coordinates the enquiry.
For dry sift screens, the 16 × 20 inch model is a starting reference. State single-frame or set contents and quantity. Do not count a multi-frame set as one frame when reconciling the order.
| Product line | What to specify | What must remain separate |
|---|---|---|
| Screens | Frame dimensions, aperture and set contents | Frames versus sets |
| Bubble bags | Capacity, construction and micron list | Individual bags versus defined sets |
| Rosin filter bags | Finished size, micron, construction and pack count | Individual pieces versus retail packs |
| Presses | Model, voltage, configuration and included items | Machine units and separately ordered accessories |
For bubble bags, reference the 5 gallon All Mesh single-bag listing and state the selected micron and number of pieces. Ask separately about accessories. Shared catalogue wording must not substitute for an agreed packing list.
Confirm minimums and readiness by line
Ask whether a minimum applies per variant, per product category or across the total order. Do not assume a machine purchase satisfies the minimum for custom bags. If one item needs artwork or engineering approval, record its approval milestone separately from standard catalogue items.
Ask for an estimated ready date for every line and the assumptions behind it. Then agree whether completed goods will wait for the last item or ship separately. A single purchase order can still generate multiple deliveries; keep that decision explicit.
The CP3815-1 in the press catalogue should have its own configuration and packing reference. Do not assume screens can be packed against a heavy machine without appropriate protection.
Compare combined and split delivery on the same scope
Request product charges separately from packing, handling and freight. Identify the delivery destination and included services for both options. A lower freight quotation may be outweighed by waiting for an unavailable item; an earlier partial shipment may add handling costs. Use your required arrival dates to compare the choices without inventing supplier lead times.
List the number of packages expected from each dispatch and the products assigned to them. At receiving, reconcile quantities by product reference and shipment, so a pending second delivery is not confused with a shortage in the first.
Preserve flexibility before order approval
Mark each item required, optional or awaiting specification. Ask whether substituting an available model changes price, fit, documentation or packing. Do not authorize silent substitutions. For private-label items, confirm whether changes require a new sample or artwork approval.
Request a coordinated quotation
Send EXTRACTPHYTO a mixed-product enquiry with company, a line-item specification and quantity list, destination postal code, requested arrival dates and OEM needs. Ask for confirmed minimums by line, available configurations, estimated readiness and combined/split shipping options. Include unresolved requirements rather than guessing. This creates a practical basis for a quotation; combined fulfilment, discounts and delivery dates remain subject to written confirmation.
