Garden fork tool catalog

Specify what “heavy duty” means for your order

A 2 prong garden fork heavy duty request needs more than a label. Record tine length, spacing and cross-section, overall length, head construction, handle material and joint details. Describe the task and soil conditions, and ask the factory to state its approved use limits and any relevant test method. No load rating is implied by a catalog name.

Keep each proposed alternative visible

If a factory offers another steel grade, finish or grip, request a separate quotation line. The supplier should identify the exact configuration, sample scope and packaging. Your approval of one sample does not automatically approve a different handle or tine profile in a production batch.

Compare the order, not just the unit

Ask for MOQ, carton count, assembled or unassembled packing, labeling charges and replacement-handle availability. Add freight, duties, inspection and service fees on the same destination and trade-term basis before comparing totals. Availability, pricing and lead time require a current supplier reply.

Optional budget and supplier preferences help frame the comparison without requiring a previous quote. Indicate currency and per-unit or whole-order basis, and explain which material, finish or support features matter to you. Review the quotation preparation steps before submitting an RFQ.