When requesting a pet-ball quotation, keep each catalogue size attached to its exact product shape and name. Jinxie lists Baseball and Tooth Ball at 7cm, while Football is listed at 10.5 × 5cm. The two 7cm entries also have different catalogue weights. Use those statements as supplier reference data, then ask for dimensional endpoints and weight definitions for the offered samples rather than treating all similarly named balls as one specification.
Official Baseball appearance reference. The photograph does not verify its nominal size, material composition, squeaking performance or suitability for a particular pet.
Keep the Baseball reference separate from other balls
The Baseball product page belongs to Jinxie’s Squeaky Vinyl category and states Size: 7cm and Weight: 30g. Its gallery shows an orange round appearance with baseball-style markings. The catalogue name and image identify this product; they should travel together in the enquiry so that a short description such as orange ball does not point to another item.
The size line does not identify a measurement axis, endpoints or tolerance. Do not silently rewrite 7cm as a verified diameter. Ask the supplier how the value is defined for the current offered reference and request a marked image or drawing if necessary. Preserve the original centimetre statement while keeping its measuring definition in a separate field.
Do not merge two products because both say 7cm
Official Tooth Ball catalogue appearance, a different named product. Four displayed appearances do not establish a four-piece pack, current colour availability or a dental benefit.
The Tooth Ball page also states Size: 7cm, but lists Weight: 40g. Keep that entry separate from the Baseball row. A common size statement does not establish identical construction, material quantity, weight definition or supplied configuration. The different catalogue weights are a reason to preserve product identity, not a basis for inventing an explanation about internal walls or manufacturing.
The tooth illustration is a visible design feature. It should not become a claim that this product cleans teeth or provides another health effect. Likewise, the different colours shown in the gallery can identify the appearance that interests a buyer, but do not confirm an available mixed assortment. Ask the supplier for the current offered reference and keep any colour questions tied to that product row.
Named product | Supplier catalogue size | Supplier catalogue weight | Clarification needed
Baseball | 7cm | 30g | Size endpoints and weight basis
Tooth Ball | 7cm | 40g | Separate product identity and measuring definition
Football | 10.5 × 5cm | 32g | Direction of each dimension and weight basis
These are attributed catalogue entries, not independent measurements or agreed acceptance limits for delivered goods.
Request the Football dimension directions explicitly
Official Football appearance reference, distinct from the round Baseball and Tooth Ball. The image does not define the two dimensional axes or verify the listed measurements.
The Football page lists Size: 10.5 × 5cm and Weight: 32g. Its elongated appearance makes it especially useful to ask which direction each number describes. Do not assign length, width or another axis solely because one interpretation seems likely from the photograph. Ask the supplier to label the reference used for the offered item.
Keep this product on its own quotation row, even if it is ordered with the round balls. A mixed list that says sports balls, assorted sizes can hide which catalogue value belongs to which requested item. Link each proposed sample to the appropriate name and image so that an elongated Football sample is not evaluated against the round products’ single-number size field.
Record what the stated weight describes
The three pages provide weights but do not explain whether each value includes packaging or another defined scope. If weight matters to the enquiry, ask the supplier to state that basis. Do not turn a product’s catalogue weight into shipping weight, packing contents or an inference about material composition. Those questions require their own supplier response.
For sample review, record the sample identity, the supplied size definition and the weight definition together. Any requested acceptance range should remain open until proposed and agreed. A catalogue number alone is not a tolerance. This makes it possible to review the intended samples consistently without pretending that the original product page already describes a complete inspection method.
• Use a separate row for Baseball, Tooth Ball and Football.
• Preserve each product’s original size units and weight statement.
• Ask for marked dimensional directions and an explicit weight basis.
• Connect the offered sample and any revision to the correct product reference.
Keep the enquiry focused on identified products
The supplier’s Squeaky Vinyl category helps locate the product family; it does not independently establish every property of an offered item. Keep performance, composition and intended-use questions separate from the shape-to-size schedule. Neither the product name nor a weight value should be used as a substitute for information about pet suitability or product behaviour.
Send the three reference rows through the Jinxie contact page. Buyers exploring wholesale squeaky vinyl products can consult the catalogue, while preserving separate identities for any additional items. The useful outcome is a quotation and sample record in which each shape has the right supplier size statement and clearly defined open questions.
Frequently asked questions
Are the two 7cm products the same specification?
No such equivalence is established. Baseball and Tooth Ball are different named references with different catalogue weights.
Can 7cm automatically be written as diameter?
Ask the supplier to define the direction and endpoints. The product pages do not label that axis explicitly.
Does the Football image define the 10.5 × 5cm directions?
It identifies an elongated appearance, but the supplier should mark which dimension belongs to which direction.
Do the catalogue weights include packaging?
The pages do not state that basis. Request a definition for the current offered products before using the figures for another purpose.
Product and contact references
https://jinxietoy.com/product/baseball/
https://jinxietoy.com/product/tooth-ball/
https://jinxietoy.com/product/football/
https://jinxietoy.com/contact/
https://jinxietoy.com/products/