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PNEUMATIC CONVEYING · COORDINATED COMPONENT SUPPLY

One component list.
More coordinated sourcing.

Have a bill of materials, drawing or replacement-parts list? Canadian Conveying helps organize supplier quotations for pneumatic conveying equipment, pipe, valves, blowers and connecting components—based on your project's requirements.

Single replacement parts and multi-item packages welcome.

BUILT AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENTS

Start with what you already have.

From an individual replacement item to a complete purchasing list, we help identify the information needed to approach appropriate suppliers. The objective is a practical, organized quote—not forcing an application into a single manufacturer's catalogue.

See what to include in your RFQ
01
Parts list or marked-up drawing

Item descriptions, quantities, existing references and any critical dimensions.

02
Material and operating duty

Conveyed material, required throughput, pressure or vacuum, temperature and duty cycle.

03
Routing and interfaces

Pipe sizes, end connections, branch points, equipment interfaces and space constraints.

TYPICAL PACKAGE LINE ITEMS

Components we can help source together.

Mix standard replacement parts, equipment and custom connections in one purchasing inquiry. Each component family also has its own page for more focused requests.

A BETTER STARTING POINT

What makes a useful component-package RFQ?

Clear purchasing information helps avoid mismatched interfaces, incomplete quotes and unnecessary back-and-forth. You don't need every detail before getting in touch; send the documents you have.

Have a spreadsheet or drawing?

Email a bill of materials, parts list or marked-up layout to sales@canadianconveying.ca. Include quantity, target timing and delivery location.

RFQ PREPARATIONCHECKLIST / 04
01
Part identification

Descriptions, quantities, drawings, existing makes or part numbers.

02
Physical connections

Line diameters, flange patterns, materials and end styles.

03
Service requirements

Material, operating conditions, cleaning needs and applicable site constraints.

04
Commercial details

Desired delivery date, destination and any priority items.

FROM INQUIRY TO SUPPLY

A straightforward sourcing process.

We clarify the request, gather supplier-backed options and coordinate the agreed component order.

01 / IDENTIFY

Review the list

Start with your drawings, equipment schedule or replacement needs.

02 / SOURCE

Clarify & quote

Identify missing details and seek suitable supplier options.

03 / SUPPLY

Confirm the order

Review scope, price, freight and lead times before placing the order.

Scope: This page covers component sourcing and coordinated supplier quotations. Complete system engineering, performance guarantees, installation and code compliance reviews are not included in a standard supply quotation.

QUICK ANSWERS

Before you send your list.

Common questions about combined equipment and replacement-part requests.

Can you quote parts from several product categories?

Yes. Send your equipment list, drawing or spreadsheet, quantities and shipping destination. We can approach suitable suppliers and organize an inquiry across several component types.

What if some specifications are missing?

Start with what you have, including photographs or equipment identification. We'll clarify outstanding details and indicate what suppliers need to confirm before quoting or ordering.

Is this a complete pneumatic conveying system design service?

No. Our standard offering is component sourcing and coordination of supplier quotations, not complete system design, installation, performance verification or engineering approval.

START A PACKAGE INQUIRY

Request a coordinated component quote.

Tell us what equipment or replacement parts you need. We can follow up on specifications before contacting suppliers.

To send a spreadsheet, drawing, nameplate or specification sheet, email sales@canadianconveying.ca. Availability, compatibility, order scope and delivery terms are confirmed during quotation.