Import Briquettes Chips — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in United States

Tomac Smart Trade Corp., based in Doral, Florida, offers direct reduction briquettes chips with a total iron (FeT) content of 80.00 to 89.00 percent on a dry basis at 105 degrees Celsius. The metallic iron (Fe) fraction ranges 73.00 to 80.00 percent maximum, with carbon content spanning a wide 0.60 to 50.00 percent, sulphur 0.040 to 0.080 percent, phosphorus 0.090 to 0.120 percent, and bulk density at 2.00 tonnes per cubic metre. These specifications align with direct reduced iron (DRI) briquette products used in electric arc furnace and basic oxygen furnace charge mixes.

The physical composition specifies 20 to 40 percent retained on a minus 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) ISO mesh, indicating a coarse, chip-like fraction rather than fines or lump ore. An apparent density of 5.00 is notably high, suggesting hot briquetted iron (HBI) or similar compacted DRI forms where metallisation has produced dense, abrasive-resistant particles. The wide carbon range, from below 1 percent to half the mass, suggests either blending flexibility or specification brackets for different furnace applications, with higher-carbon variants reducing electrode consumption in EAF operations.

This product targets steel producers and ferrous foundries seeking consistent metallised feedstock with known sulphur and phosphorus ceilings. The offering is structured as a 12-month contract with monthly 30,000 MT dispatches from Palua (Copal) port, totalling 180,000 MT, with SGS inspection and FOB terms. Payment is structured through escrow: 50 percent at contract signing and 50 percent against documents, backed by an advance payment bond from a solvent guarantor. Buyers should confirm current port infrastructure at Palua and verify the bond issuer's credit rating independently.

Tomac Smart Trade Corp. is registered at 7309 NW 36th Street, Doral, Florida 33166, United States. The company holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, though its response rate and average response hours both show zero, indicating limited or no engagement with enquiries through this channel to date. The Florida location places the company close to Miami's logistics and trade finance infrastructure but does not indicate production ownership.

The listing presents Tomac Smart Trade Corp. as a trading entity rather than a manufacturer, brokering a 180,000 MT direct reduction briquettes chips contract with monthly 30,000 MT FOB shipments from Palua (Copal) port. No manufacturing asset, mining concession, or processing plant is mentioned. Buyers should conduct enhanced due diligence on the supplier's title to the product, the identity of the underlying producer, and the validity of the advance payment bond structure before executing escrow arrangements.