FAQ
The same details usually decide whether a first request can move forward: reference, quantity, technical fit, documents and the expected delivery point in Turkiye.
Include the product reference or technical description, target quantity, use case, delivery city in Turkiye and required documents. Photos, drawings, old labels or part numbers make the request easier to review.
No. The scope is intentionally limited to automotive oils and consumables, food processing equipment, ceramic industry raw materials, server and computer components, shut-off valves, aerosol valves and spray actuators.
Yes, but alternative matching needs written limits. Dimensions, material, application, photos and existing part data are needed before an alternative can be treated as technically relevant.
No. MOQ depends on the product category, supplier policy, packing format and stock situation. It is one of the commercial points to clarify before a quotation is treated as usable.
A trial lot is a smaller initial quantity used to check suitability before a larger order, especially for raw materials, consumables and compatibility-sensitive components. It is not available for every product.
Depending on the category, the request may include a technical data sheet, SDS, COA, declaration of conformity, warranty-channel note, packing details, origin or shipment documents.
SEAL first checks whether the request is readable and which details are missing. A firm quotation timeline depends on the product category, supplier response, document scope and stock situation.
Delivery city, recipient details, packing expectations and unloading conditions affect supplier communication. Sharing them early makes quotation and shipment preparation more measurable.
Next step
Share the product reference, quantity, delivery city and document needs. If anything is missing, the first response will clarify it.