Import Eps Powder(Beed), Black Color — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Singapore

The offering is black‑coloured EPS powder (bead) supplied by 2lians Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. It is produced as EPS bead material with a black pigment, sourced from manufacturers that follow standard EPS production processes. The supplier notes that the material is an off‑grade product originating from BASF Korea, providing a cost‑effective alternative while retaining essential performance characteristics.

Typical EPS beads have a particle size between 1 mm and 3 mm and a bulk density commonly ranging from 30 kg/m³ to 45 kg/m³, delivering lightweight fill for moulded products. Standard moisture content for such beads is below 0.5 % and thermal conductivity is around 0.030 W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹, which supports insulation and cushioning functions. The black colour allows for aesthetic integration in applications such as decorative panels, automotive interior components and specialty packaging. 2lians Pte. Ltd. can supply the beads in bulk quantities suitable for large‑scale manufacturing.

Key buyers include manufacturers of insulated panels, packaging producers and consumer‑goods assemblers who require colour‑matched lightweight filler. Trade conditions such as FOB or CIF are available, and the supplier indicates flexible minimum order quantities that can be discussed per project. Prospective purchasers should request the exact particle size distribution, density grade and any off‑grade certification documents before confirming the order. Clarifying lead‑time expectations and payment terms with 2lians Pte. Ltd. will help align supply schedules.

2lians Pte. Ltd. is registered in Singapore and is listed as an imported‑tier supplier on the platform, indicating that it sources products from overseas manufacturers for resale. The company’s trust tier is harbour, which denotes eligibility for larger export transactions.

No additional corporate details such as production capacity, years in operation or client portfolio are disclosed in the public profile. Buyers should therefore request a detailed capability statement and any third‑party audit reports to assess the supplier’s reliability before committing to significant volumes.