Import Caustic Soda Flake — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The product offered by Wuhan Well Sailing Trade Co., Ltd. is industrial‑grade caustic soda flake with a minimum sodium hydroxide purity of 99 % by weight. The specification limits the sodium carbonate content to a maximum of 0.5 %, sodium chloride to 0.03 % and iron(III) oxide to 0.005 %. The material appears as white flakes and is supplied in 25 kg plastic woven bags. These figures are taken directly from the supplier’s listing.

Caustic soda flakes of this grade are commonly used in bulk chemical processes where a high alkaline strength is required. In the industry a typical moisture content is below 0.5 % and the bulk density normally ranges from 0.9 to 1.1 g cm‑3, which aids storage and handling. The product conforms to the standard UN 1823 classification for corrosive substances and is usually shipped with a safety data sheet. Such typical parameters ensure consistent performance across detergent, textile and paper manufacturing.

Potential buyers include manufacturers of detergents, textile finishing agents, paper pulping chemicals and water‑treatment facilities. The 25 kg woven bag format facilitates small‑batch ordering while larger bulk shipments can be arranged on request. Buyers should confirm the preferred Incoterm, payment method and any minimum order quantity directly with the supplier, as these details are not disclosed in the public listing.

Wuhan Well Sailing Trade Co., Ltd. is registered at Room 2418, No.231 Xinhua Road, Wuhan 430022, Hubei Province, China. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating that it participates in cross‑border trade under standard verification procedures. Its public profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that enquiries may require follow‑up.

The firm’s current catalogue lists only caustic soda flake, supplied in 25 kg woven bags, and does not provide additional product lines or certifications in the visible data. Buyers should therefore request any required compliance documents, such as a material safety data sheet or certificate of analysis, directly from the supplier before finalising a contract.