Import Cuprous Chloride — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Australia

Iscrap Group Holdings Pty Ltd supplies cuprous chloride produced in Australia. The material is offered as black‑brown pearls and as a grey‑to‑buff powder, packed in LDPE‑lined HDPE bags of 25 kg or, on request, in bulk sacks up to one metric ton. Supplier specifications state a minimum purity of 97 % m/m CuCl, with total copper content not less than 63 % m/m, cupric copper ≤1 % m/m, acid‑insoluble matter ≤0.1 % m/m, iron ≤400 ppm and lead ≤100 ppm. These limits are listed in the product description.

Typical commercial cuprous chloride conforms to the same purity range and is characterised by a particle size distribution where at least 80 % passes a 75 µm sieve, moisture content below 0.5 % and storage in a dry environment at 15‑25 °C. The material is classified under UN 1819, Class 6.1, and is normally supplied as a white to off‑white powder when milled. Such standard specifications align with the requirements of most chemical manufacturers and ensure consistent performance in downstream processes.

The product is widely used as a catalyst in organic synthesis, for purification of ester and vinyl chloride, in the production of copper phthalocyanine pigments, and as an electro‑plating bath additive. Importers in the pigment, plastics and glass industries typically request bulk shipments and may negotiate Incoterms such as FOB or CIF based on port capacity. As the listing does not disclose minimum order quantity, lead time or certification status, prospective buyers should confirm these details directly with Iscrap Group Holdings.

Iscrap Group Holdings Pty Ltd is located at 10 Lisbon Street, Fairfield, NSW 2165, Australia. The supplier is listed in the harbour trust tier, indicating a mid‑level verification status, and the platform records a response rate of 0 % with no average response time logged. The company’s profile does not provide details on production capacity, certifications, or employee numbers.

The listing highlights that cuprous chloride can be supplied in 25 kg LDPE‑lined bags or in bulk sacks up to one metric ton, but it does not state a minimum order quantity, lead time or any quality certificates such as ISO 9001. Potential buyers should therefore request a recent Certificate of Analysis and any relevant safety data sheets before placing an order.