Import Driers — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Bridge Chem supplies a range of metal‑based drying agents marketed as Driers. The formulation data lists cobalt octoate at 3 % / 6 % / 8 % / 10 % / 12 %, manganese octoate at 6 % / 8 % / 10 %, lead octoate at 18 % / 24 % / 32 % / 36 %, calcium octoate at 3 % / 5 % / 10 %, zinc octoate at 6 % / 12 % / 16 % / 18 %, zirconium octoate at 6 % / 12 % / 18 % / 24 %, copper napthanate, barium octoate, cadmium octoate, potassium octoate, cerium octoate, nickel octoate, strontium octoate and iron octoate at the percentages shown. The catalogue also mentions the possibility of custom combination driers.

Metal octoates are widely used as catalytic drying agents in oil‑based paints, inks and coatings. Typical industry practice keeps individual metal octoate levels between 5 % and 15 % of the total formulation to balance drying speed and colour stability. Bridge Chem’s product line follows this norm, offering multiple discrete concentration options that allow formulators to fine‑tune performance without exceeding regulatory limits for heavy metals.

These driers are primarily purchased by paint manufacturers, coating contractors and ink producers who require controlled oxidative curing. Buyers should request detailed safety data sheets and confirm any country‑specific restrictions on lead or cadmium content. Trade terms such as minimum order quantity, incoterms and payment schedule are not disclosed in the listing and must be negotiated directly with Bridge Chem.

Bridge Chem is listed on the platform as an imported supplier based in India with a harbour‑level trust tier. The supplier profile shows a recorded response rate of 0.00 and no average response time, indicating that communication may need to be initiated proactively by the buyer.

The company’s current offering focuses on metal‑based drying agents, providing individual octoate grades as well as custom combination driers. No additional corporate history, production capacity or certification details are supplied, so buyers should request relevant documents such as a certificate of analysis or compliance statements before finalising any purchase.