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China‑based Tianjin Manda Chemicals lists ten active chemical products within the Chemicals & Allied Products sector. The catalogue includes both inorganic salts and specialty acids, each identified by its material name and, where available, an HS‑code from Chapter 28 or 31. The supplier’s portfolio spans potassium nitrate (HS 2834.20), ammonium bicarbonate (HS 2836.99), sodium nitrate (HS 3102.50), sodium thiosulfate (HS 2832.30), picric acid (HS 2904.99), calcium carbide (HS 2849.10) and sodium acid pyrophosphate (HS 2835.39) among others.
The catalogue groups three main families: inorganic nitrate salts (potassium nitrate, sodium nitrate, ammonium bicarbonate), acid‑based compounds (citric acid, picric acid, sodium acid pyrophosphate) and specialty chemicals (sodium thiosulfate, calcium carbide, sodium hexametaphosphate). In global trade, nitrate salts are typically supplied at 99 % purity for fertilizer or industrial use, with moisture content below 0.5 % and granule size 0.5‑2 mm. Acid products such as citric acid are commonly offered in 99.5 % purity, with a typical particle size of 100‑200 µm and bulk density around 0.6 g cm‑3. Calcium carbide is usually shipped as 80‑85 % purity chunks, packaged in 25 kg steel drums to limit moisture exposure. Sodium thiosulfate and sodium hexametaphosphate are supplied as fine powders with purity levels of 98‑99 % and are often used in water treatment and food additives. Picric acid, a regulated explosive precursor, is handled under strict safety protocols and is generally offered in 95 % purity for analytical or laboratory use.
The catalogue lists HS 2834.20 for potassium nitrate, HS 2836.99 for ammonium bicarbonate, HS 3102.50 for sodium nitrate, HS 2832.30 for sodium thiosulfate, HS 2904.99 for picric acid, HS 2849.10 for calcium carbide and HS 2835.39 for sodium acid pyrophosphate. Other products fall under the broader Chapter 28 inorganic chemicals group.
Importers usually request ISO 9001 quality management, REACH registration for EU shipments, and a current MSDS for each product. For explosives‑precursor chemicals like picric acid, additional safety certifications and permits may be mandatory.
Bulk inorganic chemicals are commonly packed in 25 kg steel drums, 1 ton fiber drums, or bulk bags (B‑bags) for larger volumes. These are then loaded into 20 ft or 40 ft containers for ocean freight.
Lead times are generally 15‑30 days after order confirmation and receipt of payment. Minimum order quantities usually start at 1 metric ton for salts and acids, with larger quantities preferred for carbide and thiosulfate.
Buyers should request a Certificate of Analysis that details purity percentage, moisture content, and any relevant impurity limits. Independent third‑party laboratory testing of a sample can provide additional assurance before full‑scale purchase.
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