A4 print paper and mattress.
Pet, paper, plastic, yarns, others.Recycling, trading
Crude oil, LPG gas, palm oil, timber, zinc, lead.Import and export
Lifting And Lashing Equipment .
Food items, heavy machinery.
Petcoke, scrap like metal scrap.
MFI 3713 is a medium density polyethylene, which has a broad molecular weight distribution and high melt strength. This product which is produced by 1-hexene as a comonomer, specially designed for producing thin films with high tear resistance, good sealability, high strength and high draw down. This product is suitable for manufacturing of high strength carrier bags and high quality thin films for uni/multi-wall packaging. MFI 3713 has been manufactured under Basell license. Processing Method: Film Blowing Product Application: Packaging Film, Shopping Bags Product Market: Packaging Industry Product Type: MDPE Available delivery terms : FCA, FDNWE
HFI 5110 is a high molecular weight, high-density polyethylene with broad molecular weight distribution and 1-hexene as a co-monomer, specially developed for producing thin films with excellent strength and rigidity. This product is suitable for manufacturing of high strength grocery sacks, shopping bags and high quality thin films for uni/multi-wall packaging. Films produced with this grade can be readily treated and printed to give high quality graphics. HFI 5110 has been manufactured under Basell license Processing Method: Film Blowing Product Application: Packaging Film Product Market: Building & Construction, Packaging Industry Product Type: HDPE Available delivery terms : FCA, FDAWE
HBM 5510 is a high density polyethylene, specially developed for large parts blow molding. This grade, which is produced by 1-hexene as a co-monomer, offers high stiffness, good processability, excellent parison melt strength and good ESCR. HBM 5510 has been manufactured under Basell license. Processing Method: Extrusion Blow Molding Product Application: Jerrycan, Open Top Drum Product Market: Packaging Industry Product Type: HDPE Available delivery terms: FCA , FDNWE
LFI 2047A is a low density polyethylene, with good toughness and good optical properties. LFI 2047A contains a medium level of antiblock and slip agent (Erucamide) additives. This grade offers low energy consumption and good draw down ability during processing. It typically exhibits low friction and low blocking properties. LFI 2047A has been manufactured under SABTEC licensed technology. Processing Method: Film Blowing Product Application: Packaging Film, High Clarity Laundry Bags, Surface Protection Films, Textile Wrapping Films, Zip Lock Bags Product Market: Packaging Industry Product Type :LDPE Available Delivery terms: FCA , FDNWE
LEC1969 Application: Extrusion coating- Laminating- Flexible packaging- Paper coating- Cardboard coating -Aluminum foil coating- Multi-layer p Processing Method: Injection Molding Product Application: Extrusion Coating Product Market: LDPE Foams Product Type: LDPE Available Delivery Terms: FCA, FDNWE
LFI 2119 is a low-density polyethylene, with excellent optical properties. This grade offers high output and excellent draw down ability during processing and specially designed for general-purpose thin films. LFI 2119 has been manufactured under SABTEC licensed technology. Processing Method: Film Blowing Product Application: Packaging Film, General Lamination Films Product Market: Packaging Industry Product Type: LDPE
Crude oil, diesel, lng, mazut, bitumen, sulphur, petroleum coke (pet coke), used cooking oil (uco), methanol, crude glycerin, refined glycerin, iron ore, anthracite coal, milberry, aluminium ingots, infant powder milk, chicken feet.
Diesel d6 virgin low pour fuel oil. jet fuel a1. diesel fuel en590 (10/50 ppm). automotive gas oil (ago). gasoline 87/89/93/95 octanes. urea 46% granular and prilled. di ammonium phosphate (dap). liquified natural gas (LNG).
Salt like tablet salt, road salt, industrial salt, salt .
Surgical masks.Wholesale
Bunker Oil Or Marine Gas Oil..
Jet A1 Fuel.
Petroleum products like en 590 diesel and jet a1.
Lithium ore spodumene.
