A roll label is a compact sourcing reference. Before comparing prices, record the fields that identify what is actually being quoted.
Product name
Start with the exact product wording. The label shown on this site reads Fiberglass Insect Screen. That establishes that the product is screen fabric in roll form, not a finished window, door or pool enclosure.
Material and coating
The confirmed label states Fiberglass with PVC Coating. Keep both the base material and coating in your RFQ; “insect screen” alone is too broad for a like-for-like comparison.
Mesh count
The label states 18×16. Record both numbers exactly and avoid converting them into an informal product name.
Roll size
The visible example is 36” × 100’ (0.91 × 30.5 m). A buyer should confirm both width and length because the same mesh product can be discussed in different roll formats.
Color
The confirmed example is black. Color should remain on the purchasing specification even when it seems obvious from the product photo.
Turn the label into an inquiry
Attach or transcribe the label, then add your application, quantity and destination. This gives the supplier a much clearer starting point for confirming fit and preparing a quotation.