Render and adhesive demand move with the season, and ST2750 orders are best planned around that movement.
A grade that serves two product lines also serves two demand curves, and the two do not always peak at the same time.
Render work peaks when the weather is mild and dry; adhesive work peaks with tiling programmes that often run later in the build. A plant making both sees a longer demand season than either alone.
Agree delivery windows in advance and confirm them against the production plan rather than against the order date.
Because one grade covers two products, the annual volume is the sum of two forecasts. Get both from sales before setting the order size.
A shared grade reduces the buffer needed overall, but only if the two products do not peak simultaneously.
Ask for the price at the packing format you will use, and for the lead time at the volume you actually order rather than at the minimum.
Confirm whether the price is fixed for the season or indexed. An indexed price is fine if you know the index and the review dates.
The grade this note is about, and two that sit next to it in the range.
Send the mortar system, the grade you are considering and the volume you plan for. The reply comes back with a dosage recommendation and a quotation.
Fred Wang
Sales
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