Two products can look very different per kilogram and be almost identical per kilogram of the element you are actually buying. Put in the prices you have been quoted and this works out both, and shows how it got there.
Product A
Product B
How this was worked out
The percentage is read from the grade published on each product page and can
be overwritten with the figure on your own certificate of analysis. Where a grade is a range the
lower figure is used, because that is the guaranteed minimum. The calculator does two divisions
and nothing else. It uses only the numbers on this screen, it does not know your freight, duty or
terms, and the result is indicative. It is not a quotation and does not commit Taskon Industries
to any price.
Not sure which grade suits your process? Describe the application and we will tell you what we would supply, and why.
Why compare on cost per kg of element rather than per kg of product?
Because two grades of the same salt can differ by half in how much of the element they carry. Zinc sulphate is published at 33% Zn as the monohydrate and 21% Zn as the heptahydrate, so a price per bag comparison misjudges them by a wide margin.
Where does the percentage come from?
The grade published on that product's page on this site. You can overwrite it with the figure from your own certificate of analysis.
Does this include freight?
No. It uses only the two prices you enter. Freight, duty and terms are yours to add, and they matter more the weaker the grade.
Is the result a quotation?
No. It is arithmetic on numbers you typed and commits Taskon Industries to nothing. Ask us to quote both products if you want real figures.
Want the real number instead of an estimate?
Send the quantity and delivery location and we will quote both products.
