Section
Ask for the published width and height and the unit. Round diameter is not a substitute. If the plant offers a rectangular section, treat that as a new request.
Check whether the quoted item genuinely satisfies square rubber cord, or only resembles a round cord cut to a similar width. Square section is width × height. A round extrusion with a flattened nickname is a different good unless the factory writes the conversion and you accept it.
A factory that answers “rubber cord” without a section, a Shore A figure and a method is offering a name, not the line you asked for. Re-issue the request if they propose a different model.
Ask for the published width and height and the unit. Round diameter is not a substitute. If the plant offers a rectangular section, treat that as a new request.
Ask which published figure and which standard were used to state compound and applicable ASTM or equivalent method. The report belongs to the quoted lot, not to a company flyer.
If the supplier proposes a different square rubber cord model — a different Shore A, a recycled-content melt, or a different color — keep the original line on file and re-check the document set.
Bars mark whether the buyer has written the field. They are not factory KPIs or recycled-content claims, and they are not carbon or circular-economy scores.
Shore A / Shore D hardness (durometer) stays on the same line as the section. Mixing Shore D plate language onto square rubber cord is a mismatch this desk will flag, not a courtesy upgrade. Extrusion diameter and vulcanization / curing notes belong to the factory page; this desk does not publish crosslinking density or a tear strength (kN/m) table.
Include section, Shore A, quantity and destination. We will not round the corners to complete a quote cell.
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