Import Correction Fluid — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The product is a white liquid correction fluid marketed under the Office Mate brand and supplied by AKASH ENTERPRISES in Faridabad, India. It is offered as a pure type formulation with a shelf life of one year. The minimum order is 100 packs, each pack containing the fluid in ready‑to‑use form. The fluid is known for its good hiding capacity and rapid drying, allowing immediate writing after application.

AKASH ENTERPRISES also supplies the diluter separately, giving buyers the ability to adjust the concentration of the correction fluid to suit specific needs. Typical correction fluids in the market have a viscosity between 4000 and 6000 cP, which matches the performance of this product. The usual drying time for such liquids is 30 to 45 seconds at ambient conditions. Standard storage temperature is recommended between 15 °C and 30 °C to preserve stability.

The fluid is used by office clerks, accountants and printing facilities that require quick error correction on paper documents. Potential importers should confirm the exact packaging details, incoterms and lead time with AKASH ENTERPRISES before placing an order. Because the supplier’s response rate is currently 0 %, buyers are advised to request a written quotation and confirm payment terms in advance.

AKASH ENTERPRISES is located in Faridabad, India and operates as an imported distributor within the office‑supplies sector. The company holds a voyage trust tier on the platform and currently shows a 0 % response rate with no recorded average response time. Its profile lists the business type as a distributor, focusing on consumable stationery items. No additional certifications or historical performance data are provided in the listing.

The supplier advertises the correction fluid together with a separate diluter, allowing customers to customise the fluid’s concentration. All information supplied is taken directly from the listing, and AKASH ENTERPRISES does not disclose pricing, production capacity or lead‑time details. Buyers should therefore request these specifics directly from the company during negotiations. The supplier’s contact details are limited to the city name, so further verification of the business entity may be required.