Hello, I am Hussein We are looking for serious buyer for COLTAN, Tin - ore , Copper ore , Copper cathodes, Rails way, Nickel wire, Original Honning, Iron Ore and MANY MINERALS, original from Democratic of Congo, pure minerals 100%, and, we sell official under authority and international law, we can export by Sea to all over the world. Best quality . Thanks and Best regards, Hussein
Nickel Sludge is one of its kind and is widely used in varied industries. It is perfectly manufactured by making use of optimum grade nickel material and sophisticated techniques. The product can be used in nickel-metal hydride batteries for electrical power generation, or it can be briquetted and used in the nonferrous metal foundry industry. Solid wastes generated throughout the processing will be converted in an environmentally acceptable manner into a vitrified product. The nickel sludge we offer is available at affordable prices and also in customized specifications. Specification: Nickel : 20% up Moisture : 0%-20% Physical Status : SLUDGE
Copper Concentrate
Copper Concentrate
Copper Concentrate
Copper Concentrate
Copper Concentrate
Copper Concentrate
Copper Concentrate
We have currently 3000MT of copper concentrates available CIF ASWP from Africa origin.
We supply Copper Concentrate CU 25% Lme discount 30-40% Payment 100% DLC/SBLC FOB/CIF Quantity could be supplied up to 200,000Mt monthly.
Copper Cathodes .
Cooper, cobalt, zinc, coltan, tantalite, manganèse, wolframite, niobium, gold etc... Ex Congo DRC with all official certificates
Copper concentrate (oxide) Minimum: 26% purity Origin: Zambia/Congo SBLC ONLY Whatsapp: +254736880534 LME minus 37% discount at destination port. Payment Term: SBLC MT760 unconditional, confirmed, irrevocable, at sight, with maturity of 366 days, covering 100% of the value of one regular monthly shipment. Financial Instrument must be issued by a World Primary Bank with minimum Rating A. Payment at destination port against shipping documents and SGS report through TT MT103.
Copper concentrate (oxide) Minimum: 26% purity Origin: Zambia/Congo SBLC LME minus 37% discount at destination port. Payment Term: SBLC MT760 unconditional, confirmed, irrevocable, at sight, with maturity of 366 days, covering 100% of the value of one regular monthly shipment. Financial Instrument must be issued by a World Primary Bank with minimum Rating A. Payment at destination port against shipping documents and SGS report through TT MT103.
Copper concentrate (oxide) Minimum: 26% purity Origin: Zambia/Congo LME minus 37% discount at destination port. Payment Term: SBLC MT760 unconditional, confirmed, irrevocable, at sight, with maturity of 366 days, covering 100% of the value of one regular monthly shipment. Financial Instrument must be issued by a World Primary Bank with minimum Rating A. Payment at destination port against shipping documents and SGS report through TT MT103.
Antimony is nonmalleable, hard and brittle and can be crushed to a powder. Compared with metals, antimony is a poor conductor of electricity and heat. Antimony is the 63rd-most abundant element in Earth's crust. It is less abundant than tin, arsenic and the rare earths, but more so than bismuth, mercury and silver. Antimony tends to concentrate in sulfide ores along with copper, lead and silver. It occurs sparingly as a free element, but when it does it is usually in association with arsenic, bismuth or silver. The principal ore minerals of antimony are stibnite and jamesonite, but it can also be a byproduct of certain other minerals. Eighty percent of the world's antimony is produced from two types of deposits carbonate replacement deposits and gold-antimony epithermal deposits. The majority of antimony is consumed in the production of antimony trioxide (ATO), a compound used in flame-retardant materials. Combined with halogenated particles, ATO suppresses, reduces or delays the spread of flame. It is incorporated into adhesives, paints, plastics, rubber insulation, decorative foams, building materials and textiles, including upholstered furniture.
Zinc ore occurs in two types of deposit: as primary zinc ore in thin veins known as rakes, or a secondary deposit formed by weathering of the primary mineral veins. Zinc ore is most commonly found as zinc carbonate (ZnCO3), known as calamine or smithsonite. It generally occurs as rounded, crystalline crusts or granular, honeycombed masses that have a vitreous or pearly luster and are typically dirty brown or grey in colour. Locally it was known as â??dry boneâ?? ore, having a cellular to spongy appearance reminiscent of dry bone. Calamine is actually a secondary mineral, found principally in the oxidized zone of the zinc-bearing ore deposits. It is derived from the alteration of the primary zinc sulphide (ZnS) mineral sphalerite. This is generally a dark grey or black, highly lustrous mineral, but can vary in appearance. Both occur on Mendip. Its chief use was to make brass by mixing with copper.
Copper ore.