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RFQ Guide

What to include in a packaging quotation request and how quote status moves through the platform.

A well-structured Request for Quotation (RFQ) minimizes back-and-forth communication and ensures accurate, comparable pricing from Korean packaging manufacturers.

Required Specification Data

Product Type & Application (Airless bottle, Dropper, Cream jar, Squeeze tube)
Target Fill Volume & Brimful Capacity (ml/g)
Material Preferences (PP, PETG, Heavy glass, Aluminum, PCR content)
Closure & Dispensing Engine Specs (Pump dosage, neck thread, wiper type)
Surface Decoration & Finishing (Silkscreen, hot stamping, soft-touch spray, metallization)
Order Quantity (Initial order qty & estimated annual volume)
Target Unit Price & Target Delivery Country / Incoterms
Formula Compatibility Requirements & Testing Timeline

Quotation Workflow

Submitted RFQs undergo operator review before being transmitted to manufacturer engineering teams. Once confirmed, a formal itemized quotation is published to your project workspace.

Draft — Initial configuration saved in workspace
Submitted — Submitted for PKGroom operator review
Under Engineering Review — Manufacturer analyzing mold, material & decoration feasibility
Quoted — Verified unit prices, mold charges, and lead times issued
Accepted — Commercial terms locked and ready for sample or production order

Key Pricing Variables

Order Quantity & Mold Cavitation
Custom Color Masterbatch matching
Multi-pass Silk Screen & Foil Stamping passes
Raw material market price fluctuations
Export packaging & palletization standards

Quotations issued on PKGroom are conditional estimates based on provided specs and remain valid for 30 days unless specified otherwise.

Submit an RFQ