Qingdao Andexin Trade Co., Ltd.

Qingdao Andexin Trade Co., Ltd. is based in Qingdao, China and lists 26 active products across multiple categories. The catalogue includes industrial chemicals, plastic raw materials, various paper grades, and copper scrap. Product types range from newsprint paper, craft paper, carbonless NCR paper, and coated paper to polymers such as polypropylene, high‑density polyethylene, PVC resin and engineering plastics like PA6, PBT and polycarbonate. The company also lists elastomers such as natural rubber, SBR and powder NBR, as well as specialty polymers including PTFE powder and ABS resin.

Each listed item falls under the relevant HS‑code families for paper (HS 48), plastics (HS 39) and metals (HS 72). The paper products are grouped under HS 4802‑4806, the plastics under HS 3901‑3905 and related codes, and copper scrap under HS 7204. The supplier’s portfolio therefore covers commodity grades commonly used in printing, packaging, construction and automotive applications. Buyers can source these materials in bulk shipments that align with standard 20‑ft or 40‑ft container capacities.

The paper segment includes newsprint (typical basis weight 45‑70 g/m², ISO brightness 45‑55), craft paper (often 70‑120 g/m² with high opacity), carbonless NCR paper (multi‑layer coated with dye‑release micro‑capsules) and coated paper (cast coated grades with gloss 70‑85 GU). These grades are standard for newspaper printing, office stationery and specialty packaging. In the plastics segment, polypropylene is offered in homopolymer and copolymer grades with melt flow index (MFI) 2‑30 g/10 min, HDPE with density 0.940‑0.960 g/cm³ and MFI 0.2‑5 g/10 min, and PVC resin with chlorine content 56‑57 % for rigid applications. Engineering polymers such as PA6 (MFI 5‑30 g/10 min, moisture content <0.2 %), PBT (heat‑deflection temperature 150‑180 °C) and polycarbonate (optical clarity, impact strength >70 kJ/m²) follow typical ISO 9001‑based specifications. Elastomers listed include natural rubber (dry‑rubber content ≥ 95 %), SBR (styrene‑butadiene rubber) and powder NBR, which are commonly graded by hardness (Shore A 40‑80) and tensile strength (10‑20 MPa).