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Yigyooly Chemicals Co., Ltd. operates out of China and currently lists 14 active chemical products in its catalogue. The company groups its offerings under the broader headings of Chemicals & Allied Products and Industrial Chemicals, with a focus on surfactants, water‑treatment agents and basic inorganic chemicals. Each product is identified by a specific HS‑code family, for example Sodium Fluoride (HS 2826.11) and Sodium Metasilicate (both pentahydrate and anhydrous under HS 2839.11). The catalogue also includes specialty organics such as Azodicarbonamide (HS 2924.29) and Dimethylol Propionic Acid (HS 2918.99).
The listed items cover a range of raw materials used in detergent formulation, water purification, textile processing and polymer production. In addition to the inorganic salts, the supplier advertises a 70 % Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) surfactant and a 60 % HEDP sequestering agent, both described as high‑quality and low‑price products. Hydrogen peroxide is offered at a 50 % concentration (HS 2847.00). The remaining entries - Sodium Percarbonate and Sodium Fluorosilicate - are noted without HS codes, indicating they may be new or niche items within the portfolio.
The catalogue comprises inorganic salts such as Sodium Fluoride, Sodium Metabisulfite, Sodium Naphthalene Sulphonate, and Caustic Soda flakes, each typically supplied with purity levels of 99 % or higher for industrial use. Sodium Metasilicate is offered in both pentahydrate and anhydrous forms, a common practice to meet differing solubility requirements in detergent and water‑treatment applications. Surfactant SLES at 70 % concentration is a standard grade used in personal‑care and household cleaning formulations, usually specified by iodine value and free‑acid content. Azodicarbonamide serves as a flour‑bleaching and dough‑conditioning agent, generally required to meet food‑grade specifications such as ≤0.1 % residual nitrogen. Organic acids like Methanesulfonic Acid and the polymer‑building monomer Dimethylol Propionic Acid are typically shipped with documented moisture content and acid value.
Sodium Fluoride is classified under HS 2826.11, Sodium Metabisulfite under HS 2832.20, both forms of Sodium Metasilicate under HS 2839.11, and Caustic Soda flakes/pearls under HS 2815.11.
Buyers should request an ISO 9001 quality management certificate, a current REACH or TSCA compliance statement where applicable, and the product’s Certificate of Analysis and MSDS.
Commercial SLES is usually supplied at 70 % active matter with a purity of ≥99 % and an iodine value between 30 - 45, meeting standard detergent specifications.
It is commonly packed in 25 kg high‑density polyethylene drums or bulk 1 ton IBC containers, sealed to prevent moisture ingress and labeled according to UN 1993 hazardous material regulations.
The standard MOQ for bulk inorganic salts such as Sodium Fluoride, Sodium Metasilicate and Caustic Soda is 1 metric tonne, though smaller quantities may be arranged in 25 kg bags.
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