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Based in Hebei province, China, Hebei Bossory Imp.& Exp. Trade Co., Ltd. currently lists 34 distinct chemical products across its catalogue. The product set spans industrial chemicals, surfactants, and specialty additives, with entries grouped under HS chapters 29 (organic chemicals) and 34 (surface-active agents). The supplier’s top categories include Industrial Chemicals, Chemicals & Allied Products, Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES), Cosmetic Chemicals, Agriculture, Formic Acid, and Textile Chemicals.
The catalogue features sodium formate (HS 2915.12), sodium thiosulfate (HS 2832.30), various coconut-derived diethanolamides and DEA derivatives (HS 3402.13), glacial acetic acid (HS 2915.21), linear alkyl benzene sulfonic acid (LABSA) at 90 % and 96 % active (HS 3402.11), sodium alpha-olefin sulfonate 92 % (HS 3402.11), and multiple grades of sodium lauryl ether sulfate (SLES) under HS 3402.40 and 340211. Several entries lack explicit HS codes but fall within the same chemical families, indicating a focus on bulk industrial and cosmetic raw materials.
The supplier’s portfolio covers salts, acids, and surfactants commonly used in detergent formulation, textile processing, and leather tanning. Sodium formate is typically supplied at 99 % purity for leather applications, while sodium thiosulfate is offered in industrial grade with 99 % purity for photographic and water treatment uses. Coconut-based diethanolamides and DEA derivatives are presented with 85 % active content, matching the standard specifications required for mild surfactants in personal-care products.
SLES products are listed at 70 % and 28 % active concentrations, aligning with the usual market grades for liquid and powder detergents. LABSA grades of 90 % and 96 % active are standard for anionic surfactant blends in household and industrial cleaning formulations. Acetic acid is offered as glacial grade with purity up to 99.8 %, a typical specification for chemical synthesis and food-grade applications when appropriate certifications are obtained.
Surfactants such as SLES and LABSA fall under HS 3402 (e.g., 3402.11, 3402.13, 3402.40, 340211), while organic acids like sodium formate, formic acid, and acetic acid are classified under HS 2915 (e.g., 2915.11, 2915.12, 2915.21). Sodium thiosulfate is listed under HS 2832.30.
Buyers should ask for a Safety Data Sheet, Certificate of Analysis, and confirmation of REACH registration for surfactants. ISO 9001 or GMP certificates are common quality system documents that many importers request.
The catalogue notes industrial‑grade sodium thiosulfate at 99 % purity and glacial acetic acid with purity ranging from 45 % up to 99.8 %, matching standard specifications for bulk chemical applications.
Yes, most suppliers provide small‑scale samples, typically 1 - 5 kg of powder surfactants or 10 L of liquid surfactants, to allow buyers to test performance and verify purity before placing larger orders.
Liquid acids and SLES are commonly packed in 200 L IBCs or 55 gal drums, while powdered products such as LABSA, sodium formate, and sodium thiosulfate are shipped in 25 kg fiber drums or bulk bags suitable for container loading.
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