Shanghai TSURE Industry Co., Ltd

Shanghai TSURE Industry Co., Ltd is based in Shanghai, China and currently lists ten active products across five top categories: Non Woven Fabric, Silica Gel, Packaging Paper, Bentonite and Kraft Paper. The catalogue includes both desiccant solutions such as silica gel beads and calcium chloride bags, as well as various non‑woven fabric formats and paper rolls, reflecting a diversified product portfolio that aligns with common industrial applications. One entry, the Nature Degradation Bentonite Clay Desiccant, is identified with HS code 2508.10 and specifies bentonite clay composed of montmorillonite minerals. The supplier’s tier is listed as imported with a harbor trust tier, indicating its participation in cross‑border trade.

The product list comprises Silica Gel Desiccant Packing Composite Paper, an adhesive MgCl2 car‑lamp desiccant, Calcium Chloride Desiccant Bags, colour‑coded White, Blue and Orange Silica Gel Beads, and a Natural Clay Packaging Kraft Paper Roll. In the fabric segment, the catalogue offers Polypropylene Dot Non‑Woven Fabric, Flat Non‑Woven Fabric, Flat Film Compound Non‑Woven Fabric and an Outer Packing Dot Film Compound Non‑Woven Fabric. Each item is described by its material type, such as polypropylene for the dot fabric or bentonite clay for the desiccant, and the HS code is provided only for the bentonite product. This factual overview sets the scope for buyers interested in moisture control, packaging and textile‑related applications.

The listed products cover standard categories found in industrial desiccant and packaging markets. Silica gel beads are commonly offered in grades 3A (high adsorption), 4A (medium) and 5A (low), with typical particle sizes between 0.5 and 2 mm and moisture adsorption capacities around 30 % of their weight. Calcium chloride bags usually contain 1 kg to 10 kg of hygroscopic salt with a moisture uptake of up to 200 % relative to the salt mass. Bentonite desiccants are manufactured from montmorillonite with a typical cation exchange capacity of 70 - 100 meq/100 g and are frequently supplied in 5 kg or 25 kg bags for bulk handling. Non‑woven fabrics listed under polypropylene dot or flat film formats generally fall within a basis weight of 30 - 150 g/m² and are produced by melt‑blown or spun‑bond processes, providing tensile strengths of 5 - 20 MPa depending on the GSM. Kraft paper rolls for packaging are typically graded by basis weight (40 - 80 g/m²) and meet standards such as ISO 536 for thickness and ISO 12771 for burst strength. These industry specifications help buyers align the supplier’s offerings with typical performance expectations.