Import Class Clean X-Ii Rust Cleaner — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Class Clean X-II Rust Cleaner is a water‑based cleaning chemical supplied by Kccp 2011 Group Company Limited in Thailand. The product is mixed with water at a 1:2 ratio and left to act for five minutes before scrubbing. It is scented with camphor and can be applied with a green Scot Bite or a nylon brush. The formulation targets rust, scale, water‑colour stains and mortar on a wide variety of hard surfaces.

The cleaner contains typical acidic agents used in rust‑removal formulations, providing a pH in the low‑single digits that accelerates mineral dissolution. In the cleaning chemicals market such products are often packaged in 5 L drums or 20 L pails for contractor use. The camphor fragrance is added to mask the acid smell, a common practice for indoor applications. Kccp lists the product for use on ceramic tiles, grout, sand‑filled pool decks, cement floors, stainless‑steel fixtures and other sanitary ware.

Contractors, facility‑maintenance firms and pool‑service companies are the primary buyers because the product removes stubborn stains before hand‑over. The supplier does not disclose minimum order quantities, lead times or incoterms, so importers should request those details directly. Payment terms and shipping options are negotiated on a case‑by‑case basis, and buyers are advised to obtain a safety data sheet before bulk purchase.

Kccp 2011 Group Company Limited is based at 53/3 Pa Bong, Village No. 6, Pa Bong Sub‑District, Saraphi District, Chiang Mai, Thailand. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the marketplace, indicating that it has passed basic verification but has not yet demonstrated a response history, as the listed response rate is 0.00. The profile does not provide details on years in operation, employee count or export certifications.

The supplier’s listing focuses exclusively on the Class Clean X-II Rust Cleaner and does not mention any other product lines, certifications, or quality‑assurance programmes. Potential buyers should therefore request a current safety data sheet and any third‑party test reports that confirm the product’s compliance with local chemical regulations.