Tct Trade

Tct Trade is based in the United States and currently lists five active products across its catalogue. The company offers Hand Sanitizer and a separate entry titled Sanitizer, both positioned within the personal hygiene segment. It also lists three metal‑related commodities: Carbon Anode Scrap/Butts classified under HS code 3801.90 and described as petroleum‑coke based carbon with binder pitch, ALUMINA OXIDE under HS code 2818.20 identified as calcined Al₂O₃, and Zorba 97 % Metallic with 2 % Red Metals under HS code 7404.00, a mixed non‑ferrous scrap grade based on aluminum with copper/brass content. These entries cover the categories of Hand Sanitizer, Metal Scraps, Medical Face Masks, and Aluminum Oxide as indicated in the supplier’s top categories.

Each listed item aligns with a distinct HS chapter: the sanitizer products fall within Chapter 38 for chemical preparations, while the metal scrap items belong to Chapters 38, 28 and 74 respectively. The catalogue does not provide additional specifications such as container size or purity, but the HS codes suggest compliance with standard customs classifications used for bulk chemical and scrap shipments. The inclusion of Medical Face Masks in the top categories indicates a potential but unlisted product line within the personal protective equipment segment. Overall, the supplier’s portfolio spans consumer‑grade hygiene formulations and industrial‑grade metal feedstocks, reflecting a diversified product base.

The Hand Sanitizer and Sanitizer entries fall under the personal hygiene chemical segment, where WHO‑recommended formulations contain 60‑70 % ethyl or isopropyl alcohol, glycerol, and a small amount of hydrogen peroxide, typically packaged in 100 ml to 5 L containers and produced under GMP guidelines such as ISO 22716. Carbon Anode Scrap/Butts is a petroleum‑coke based material used as feedstock in aluminum smelting; typical grades contain ≥85 % carbon with low ash and are shipped in bulk bags or drums. Calcined alumina (Al₂O₃) is usually supplied at 99.5 % purity or higher, with particle sizes below 100 µm, serving refractory, ceramics and electronics markets; it is commonly packed in 25 kg paper‑lined bags. Zorba grade scrap, comprising approximately 97 % aluminum and 2 % red metals (copper/brass), is a standard feedstock for secondary aluminum production and is generally baled in 1‑ton bundles for efficient handling.