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Many RFQ delays come from size details, not from mesh specification

Buyers may send mesh count and wire diameter clearly, but still slow down quoting because roll width, finished cut length, and edge condition are missing. Those details affect material yield, production planning, and packing method, especially for repeated cut pieces.

Roll width influences waste and freight logic

Standard mill widths are not always the same as the buyer's final part size. If the order requires narrow strips, repeated cut panels, or slit rolls, the supplier must evaluate yield loss and packing format instead of quoting by area alone.

Ask for the most economical supply form

• State whether you want full rolls, cut sheets, strips, or ready-to-pack kits.
• Confirm cut tolerance and whether edges can remain raw or need treatment.
• Ask the supplier which roll width minimizes waste for your finished size.

A more complete size request usually leads to faster quotations and more realistic landed cost.