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Located in India, S. Empire Exim Pvt Ltd lists 67 active products across several kitchen and barware segments. The catalogue includes stainless steel utensils such as bucket sets, ice buckets, champagne buckets, and cocktail shakers, as well as complementary items like butter dishes, egg holders, sauce cups, and milk cookers. Each item is presented without explicit HS‑code references, but they fall within the typical HS chapter 73 headings for stainless steel tableware and kitchen utensils. The supplier also offers accessories for serving and bar service, including bottle openers, jiggers, and bar strainers, reflecting a broad focus on hospitality and domestic use.
The product list spans functional pieces - for example, a 2000 ml ice bucket, a 14 cm ice bucket, and a bucket set of four without lids - to decorative serving items such as a cake stand and ash tray premium. Additional kitchen tools like a lemon juicer, a single‑handle milk cooker of 1.5 l, and sauce pan sets without lids round out the offering. By covering both stainless steel and plated variants (e.g., copper‑plated shakers), the catalogue targets buyers looking for durable, corrosion‑resistant equipment suitable for hotels, restaurants, and catering services.
S. Empire Exim’s catalogue groups products into stainless steel utensils, kitchenware, and bar accessories. In the stainless steel segment, common grades include 18/8 (304) and 18/10 (304) stainless steel, which provide a minimum of 8 % and 10 % nickel respectively, ensuring corrosion resistance and a polished finish. Cocktail shakers and jiggers are often supplied in copper‑plated finishes for aesthetic appeal, while functional items such as ice buckets and champagne buckets adhere to standard dimensions - e.g., 14 cm diameter for compact buckets and 2000 ml capacity for larger service pieces. Kitchenware like sauce pans and stockpots typically feature handles welded to the body and may be offered without lids to allow for customization.
The catalogue items are typically manufactured from 304 grade stainless steel (18/8) or 304L (18/10) where higher corrosion resistance is required. Buyers can request a mill test report to confirm the exact grade.
Copper plating is applied over a stainless steel core and is usually sealed with a food‑grade lacquer. Buyers should ask for a coating thickness report and a food‑contact compliance certificate.
The supplier lists a compact 14 cm ice bucket and a larger 2000 ml capacity bucket. Exact height and diameter are provided in the product data sheet upon request.
Typical certifications include ISO 9001, FDA food‑contact approval, and LFGB for European destinations. If the destination requires additional testing, such as SGS or Intertek reports, those should be requested.
Bulk orders are usually packed in export‑grade cardboard cartons or shrink‑wrapped on pallets, suitable for loading into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers. Inner packaging may include individual bubble wrap for delicate items like shakers.
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