Supplier: Paper waste, stock lot, all sorts of paper in bails & rolls, plastic rolls.
Services: Shipping.
Buyer: Paper waste, stocklot, all sorts of paper in bails & rolls, plastic rolls, pet.
PMMA plate material, packed in flexcon and parade both. Some with paper and film.
Origin: Japan Color: White/ Ivory Loading Weight: 24 Tons Quantity: 48 Tons
MATERIAL : PP Sheet Tray White CATEGORY :PP TYPE :Tray GRADE :Milky white ORIGIN : Japan LOADING WEIGHT : 24 Tons FOB (USD/Ton) : $620-820
PMMA lumps and sheets Material : PMMA lumps and sheets Category : PMMA Type : Scrap White GRADE: SPECIFICATION : PMMA lumps and sheets , extrusion grade from window Very low % of sheets , majority are lumps . Lumps are loaded in bigbags , sheets we put on pallets , Origin : Israel - Haifa LOADING WEIGHT: 24 Ton FAS (USD/Ton) : 670$ Packaging : Jumbo Bag Est. Shipping Time : 15, 30, 45 days
PP White Sheet on Bales Origin: Japan Loading weight: 20-22MT/40'HC Volume: 100MT per month
.Lasting Beautiful Color. Color stable. 2.Good Sound Insulation. Roof tile composite co- extrusion core layer shielding structure can greatly reduce sound transmission. 3.Heat Preservation And Heat Insulation. 4.Excellent Anti-corrosive And Excellent Weather Resistance. PVC roof tile can long resist acid, alkali, salt and other corrosive chemicals. It suitable for using in corrosive workshop, acid rain-prone area and coastal area. 5.Good Fire Resistance With Excellent Insulation And Excellent Waterproof Performance. Belonging flame retardant material, with fire resistance tested by national authoritative departments. The roofing sheet selects highly weather-resistant resin, which is dense and absorbing no water, with no pore penetration problem.
PC solid sheets offcuts transparent and colored About transparent 80% and colored, opal and translucent 20%
Origin: Japan Category: PVC Type: Regrind Grade: Clear Quantity: 24 Tons Loading weight: 24 Tons Price FOB: 830-1030 USD/ Ton Specification: PVC Sheet Reground Clear, Packing will be in fle-con bag & paper bag.
