Import Coating Pigment Iriodin — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Peru

Latam Trade is offering four grades of Iriodin coating pigments that were originally stocked for a paper‑manufacturing mill in Peru. The stock includes Iriodin 205 Platinium Gold (18 boxes × 25 kg, 1 050 kg), Iriodin 219 Lilac Pearl (34 boxes × 25 kg, 850 kg), Iriodin 225 Rutile Blue Pearl (10 boxes × 25 kg, 250 kg) and Iriodin 235 Rutile Green Pearl (10 boxes × 25 kg, 250 kg). All batches are brand‑new, sealed in the original factory packaging and accompanied by analysis sheets and product photographs. The total available quantity is 2 400 kg of pigment ready for export.

Iriodin pigments are synthetic organic pigments with a typical particle size of 5‑10 µm and a purity level exceeding 98 %. They provide high colour strength and low moisture content, usually below 0.5 %, which is essential for consistent paper coating performance. In the printing and paper industry these pigments are used to impart metallic or pearlescent effects in security papers, high‑gloss magazines and specialty packaging. The pigments conform to standard industry specifications for colour fastness and light stability, making them suitable for long‑term archival applications.

Buyers such as paper mills, security‑printing houses and specialty ink manufacturers typically request batch analysis certificates and confirmation of storage conditions before purchase. Latam Trade advises interested parties to confirm the desired incoterm, lead time and payment terms, as these details are not listed in the announcement. The pigments are shipped in sealed 25 kg boxes that can be palletised for container loading, and the supplier can provide additional documentation on request. Prospective importers should verify that the colour code matches their formulation requirements and that the analysis sheet meets their quality control standards.

Latam Trade is based in Lima, Peru, as shown by the supplied address. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier, but the response rate is recorded as 0.00, indicating limited electronic responsiveness at present. The company’s profile states that it specialised in the removal of stationery and printing chemicals and is now liquidating surplus stock from a former security‑paper mill.

The listing highlights that all pigment batches are new, sealed in original packaging and accompanied by analysis sheets and photographs. Latam Trade does not claim any certifications or third‑party testing beyond the provided analysis, and it does not mention any intermediaries, suggesting a direct supplier‑to‑buyer relationship.