For the industry, Gum Copal is used as a raw material in the varnish, polish, plitur industries and as a mixture of hard adhesives We have lots of copal gum with competitive price.
MOQ : 14 Metric Ton Quality : Mix Whitish Yellow Packing : 25kgs Carton Box Grade : PWS, DBB, EE, WS, DUST Place of Origin : Sulawesi
We are offering and supplier of gum copal export quality origin indonesia. Gum copal available in three grades, such as: 1. Pws grades(the best quality, white and yellowish) 2. Dbb clean grades(clean, mix of pws and ws) 4. Ws grades(the lowest quality) We have gum copal powder / dust too. Our products are the best quality. All of the good are ready in warehouse with the best price and negotiable. We are looking for serious and reliable buyer that can we suppy for a long time. If you are interested to relating the business, please contact us via email / whatsapp. Similary, for the attention and cooperation. I convey many thanks. Packaging: @25 kg in box carton Double packaging with nylon bags (2 box= 2x25kg) Quantity order: 1 fcl = 20" feet Nett. Wt = 14.90 mt Gross. Wt = 15.50 mt Packing = 298 nylon bags (inside bags 596 box carton)
It is an aromatic, well-smelling resin. The good qualities are yellowish-whitish clean, the darker ones have dark segregation up to darker pieces, and are partly contaminated by pieces of the bark. 50kg/bag 25kg/bag or carton
gum copal
Gum copal is a resin produced by the sap of forest tree in the genus Daniellia. Due to common impurities and differences in regions, gum copal ranges in color from black to yellow to white. Gum copal, along with ivory and slaves, was a significant export from East Africa in the nineteenth century. It can have an appearance similar to amber and may be mistaken for it. Unlike amber, gum copal is usually only 100-1,000 years old and it has not yet fossilized.
For the industry, Gum Copal is used as a raw material in the varnish, polish, plitur industries and as a mixture of hard adhesives. we have a lot of copal gum with very good quality.
Copal is an aromatic resin produced by the copal tree Copal contains resinol acids, resins and essential oils. Its use is as an adhesive in dental fillings and plaster, a mixture of lacquer and varnish. Copal oil is obtained by distillation and is used as a perfume blend. Kopal is often considered as or used as a substitute for resin, and made into rings.