Import Crude Benzene — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Qingdao Wangtai Catalyst Co., Ltd. supplies crude benzene produced in China. The product meets a distillate cut at 75 °C of no more than 3 % and a density between 0.871 and 0.900 g/cm³. At 180 °C the distillate fraction is at least 91 % and the benzene content is a minimum of 93 %. The listing also records a BTX (benzene‑toluene‑xylene) content of at least 85 %, with chloride limited to 15 wt ppm, total sulphur and thiophene each limited to 7 000 wt ppm, and ethyl‑cyclohexane not exceeding 60 mg/kg.

In the petrochemical market crude benzene is usually offered as a technical grade with benzene purity ranging from 90 % to 95 %, matching the minimum 93 % stated here. Typical specifications also include a boiling point range of 80‑85 °C and a flash point above 20 °C, values that align with standard industry expectations. Packing is commonly in bulk vessels such as stainless‑steel tanks, which the supplier confirms, and the product is stored at ambient temperature to avoid condensation.

Crude benzene is a feedstock for the production of styrene, phenol and other aromatics, and is therefore purchased by large petrochemical complexes and specialty chemical manufacturers. Buyers should request bulk shipment terms and clarify the Incoterms, as the supplier notes bulk packing only. While the listing does not disclose MOQ, lead time or payment conditions, these details can be negotiated directly with the supplier.

Qingdao Wangtai Catalyst Co., Ltd. is located at No. 89 Changjiang River East Road, Qingdao Development Zone, Qingdao 266200, Shandong Province, China. The company is classified as an imported supplier and carries a harbor trust tier, indicating it operates through recognised port facilities. The profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may require proactive outreach.

The supplier’s listing focuses solely on crude benzene specifications and bulk packing; it does not provide information on certifications, minimum order quantities, or payment terms. Prospective buyers should therefore verify any required compliance documents, such as material safety data sheets, directly with the company before finalising a contract.