"Custom" can mean five completely different things in wire mesh — knowing which one you need before you ask for a quote saves a round of back-and-forth.
"We need something custom" is the start of a conversation, not a spec. Custom wire mesh usually means one of five specific things — naming which one upfront gets a faster, more accurate quote.
Dimensional customization within a product line's normal manufacturing range is usually the fastest and easiest to quote — it's a parameter change, not a process change.
Cutting to a specific size rather than a standard stock size: JoyLink's Welded Wire Mesh, for example, is already supplied in panel sizes of 1×2m, 1.2×2.4m and other custom dimensions.
Custom RAL colors are part of JoyLink's standard OEM capability, produced on the same lines as the standard catalog rather than requiring a separate process.
Private-label packaging is available for buyers reselling under their own brand — a business/logistics customization rather than a product change.
State which of the four categories above applies, then follow the same five-number structure as any RFQ — material, wire diameter, mesh size, finish, quantity — so the custom element gets quoted alongside the base spec, not after it.