Andy

Andy operates from Indonesia and currently lists fourteen distinct products across several categories. The catalogue includes items in coffee, marine hardware, hanging chairs and related accessories, as well as door hardware and window tint film. Among the coffee line are Luwak Coffee Indonesia and Indonesia Green Coffee Beans, both classified under the broader coffee and coffee beans categories. Marine‑related entries comprise a stainless‑steel 316 heavy‑duty boat hinge, a folding grapnel anchor, a quick link, a swivel eye bolt, a high‑polished cleat, and a door hinge designed for boat applications. The hanging‑chair segment features a ring swing hanger yoga hammock and a 10 mm hammock chair swing, both fabricated from stainless steel grades 304 or 316. Additional products are a cup holder for boat basketball, a polished cup holder, a diamond boat gar board drain plug, and a window tint film.

Three of the listed items carry explicit HS classifications: the stainless‑steel 316 heavy‑duty marine boat hinge is recorded under HS code 8302.10, which covers other locks and hinges. The round swivel eye bolt snap hook is coded 8308.90, a subheading for other fittings of metal hardware. The 316 stainless‑steel quick link falls under HS code 8308.10, designated for bolts, screws and similar fasteners of iron or steel. All stainless‑steel components specify the material composition, with the quick link detailing chromium 16‑18 %, nickel 10‑14 % and molybdenum 2‑3 %. The remaining items do not have HS codes supplied in the catalogue, but they belong to the same HS chapter 83 family of manufactured metal articles. These product listings reflect a focus on marine‑grade hardware, specialty coffee, and outdoor leisure equipment.

The coffee offerings - Luwak coffee and green Arabica beans - are typically evaluated by cup score, moisture content (usually 10‑12 %) and bean size, with specialty grades such as ICUMSA 45 considered premium in international trade. Buyers often request certifications like ISO 22000, organic or Fairtrade documentation to verify traceability and food safety. Marine hardware made from stainless steel 316 is standard for corrosion‑resistant applications in saltwater environments, complying with ASTM A313 or DIN 571 specifications for tensile strength (≥ 520 MPa) and pitting resistance. Typical load ratings for boat hinges and quick links range from 1 000 kg to 5 000 kg, and dimensions are expressed in millimetres for bolt diameter and link length. Hammock chairs fabricated from stainless steel 304/316 usually meet a safe working load of 200 kg and are finished with a polished surface to resist marine fouling. Window tint film is commonly supplied in thicknesses from 0.5 mm to 1.2 mm and measured by visible light transmission (VLT) percentages, with UV‑blocking performance often required for automotive or marine installations.

Boat accessories such as cup holders, basketball holders and board drain plugs are typically injection‑moulded or CNC‑machined from stainless steel 304, offering corrosion resistance comparable to 316 for less critical loads. These components are usually packaged in bulk cartons of 20‑40 units per 20‑foot container, with dimensions that fit standard marine equipment stowage. Standard HS codes for such accessories also fall under chapter 83, and buyers often request material test reports confirming compliance with marine standards.