You could do something like [tim ore:p10 component:p10 ingot:p10 ammomagazine:p10] and the other one with p15 following each item. The p number assigns a priority, so, for example, you can still assign a higher priority with p5 or p1 for things like supply ships or crafting crates (I have a small container with [tim component:200:p5] in my ship building bay, so it's always stocked with 200 of each item i'd need for building.

Oh, yeah there are not that much item groups I guess, no need for a all tag. Thank you !

Hey there! I'm a little late to the party here but there's something else to note:

TIM automatically assigns the lowest possible priority to containers that don't have "P(x)" priority tags! So if you have one container with a low priority like 'P100' in the tag and another with no priority tag at all, TIM will still prioritise the 'P100' container above the other! Obviously this only applies to containers that share the same sorting tags too. E.G: [Component] or [Ingot].

Hope that helps!