Iron ore, silica sand, talc, rock salt, feldspare.
Ferro silicon, silica dust, coke, ammonium bicarbonate, naphthalene, ammonium nitrate.
Valves, manifolds, pipe fittings, hydraulic fittings, hydraulic manifolds, foot valves, stainless steel, ball valves, filter, water treatment plants, pressure equipments, hydraulic equipments, hydraulic accessories, hydraulic oils, degreasers, industrial cleaners.
Phosphate Ore, Rock..
Welding M/CS, welding materials, electrodes, abrasives.
Automotive battery, lead acid.
Carton box, silica sand , manganese ore and kaolin, clay.
Ca(oh)2, paver block, plastic moulds, steel, wool.Exporting
Silica sand, feldspar, quartz, talc, manganese, phosphate rock.
Gypsum, rock phosphate, manganese ore, iron oxide, kaolin, silica sand, ilmenite, salt, feldspar.
Ductile iron fittings, valves, mechanical joints and ductile iron pipes.
Ceramic Tiles, Marble , Zinc Ingot.
Stainless Steel Flexible Hoses , Expansion Joints , Gas Hoses .
Brass fittings, road studs, diecast products.
SOP is an inorganic compound with formula K2SO4. It is a white water-soluble solid. It is commonly used in fertilizers, providing both potassium and sulfur. SOP is doubly essential not just because of the potassium, but also because it provides plants with sulphur the first micro-nutrient. Every plant needs sulphur. If you add SOP to soils, the plant gets both sulphur and potassium. With MOP, you still face the additional cost of adding sulphur.
Brazilian sugar, turkish building steel, crude oil.
Marble , steel.Shipping
Steel Material Such As Nails, Screws, Wires And Steel Fibers, Cement ,Gypsum And Fiberglass.
Aluminum & galvanized steel profiles, paver pedestal, roofing filter fabric, waterproofing membrane protection board, plastic sheeting for roofing and dry walls, fiberglass chopped strands mat (csm), contractor clean up bags & stretch wrap.
Vegetables, leafy vegetables, fruit products, herbal and perfumery products, food products, clothes, urea 46%, dap, npk, sulfur, feed additives, sugar icumsa 45 and edible oils..
