Yigyooly Enterprise Limited

Yigyooly Enterprise Limited is based in China and currently lists five active chemical products. The catalogue is grouped under the broader categories of Chemicals & Allied Products, Hydrogen Peroxide, and Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES). The listed items include Sodium Fluoride, Sodium Percarbonate (granular form for detergents), Sodium Metasilicate Pentahydrate, a 50 % Hydrogen Peroxide solution, and Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES) at 70 % concentration. Each product is identified with its respective HS‑code where available, linking the items to the international customs classification system. The supplier’s trust tier is recorded as “harbor,” indicating a mid‑level verification status within the platform.

The Sodium Fluoride entry specifies industrial grade NaF with 98‑99 % purity and is classified under HS code 2826.19, a code used for inorganic fluorine compounds. Sodium Percarbonate is listed under HS code 2840.30, covering peroxides and peroxy‑hydrates used in cleaning formulations. Sodium Metasilicate Pentahydrate appears with HS code 2839.11, a code for silicates. The Hydrogen Peroxide and SLES items are presented without HS codes in the supplied data, but they fall under the typical HS chapters 2847 (hydrogen peroxide) and 3402 (surface‑active agents) respectively.

The catalogue focuses on three inorganic salts and two surfactant‑based chemicals. Sodium Fluoride is offered at industrial grade with a purity range of 98‑99 %, a specification commonly required for water treatment and glass etching where ICUMSA‑type purity is not applicable. Sodium Percarbonate granules are supplied for detergent applications; the industry often expects a moisture content below 5 % and a bulk density around 0.8 t/m³. Sodium Metasilicate Pentahydrate is used as a builder in detergents and water‑treatment agents, typically supplied with a pH of 12‑13 in a solid form. The 50 % Hydrogen Peroxide solution is a standard bleaching and disinfection concentration, usually packaged in stainless‑steel drums with a stability period of 12 months at ambient temperature. SLES 70 % is a common anionic surfactant, generally supplied with a cloud point above 30 °C and a free‑fatty‑acid content below 0.5 %.

Industry practice for these chemicals includes grade designations such as “technical grade” for Sodium Fluoride, “detergent grade” for Sodium Percarbonate, and “industrial grade” for Sodium Metasilicate. Buyers often request certificates of analysis (CoA) that detail purity, moisture, and heavy‑metal limits, as well as safety data sheets (SDS) that meet REACH and GHS labeling requirements. For the surfactant SLES, specifications frequently reference the alkyl chain length distribution (e.g., C12‑C14) and the iodine value, while Hydrogen Peroxide shipments are checked for concentration accuracy and stabilizer content.