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We want to purchase 200mt or less of red lead at $2,300 per ton on a monthly basis. Reply me ASAP.

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Battery and Glass grade

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We are to immediately sell Red Lead. It conforms to the standard IS : 57-1989 Type C. Interested customers may contact.

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We are leading manufacturer of setting as well non-setting grade of Red Lead. Material will be packed in a small or jumbo sea worthy bags dully palletised.

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Ours is a lead recycling industry and use red lead for applying on metal surfaces. We desire quote from interested parties FOB Mozambique port in US$

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We are the indian manufacturer for Red Lead so please interested regular buyer are free to contact us.

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We are selling Red Lead @200 MT/Month

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We are leading manufacturer of setting as well non-setting grade of Red Lead. We are ISO-9001 certified company and our quality is well accepted around the globe. Material will be packed in a small or jumbo sea worthy bags dully palletised.

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We are leading manufacturer of setting as well non-setting grade of Red Lead. We are ISO-9001 certified company and our quality is well accepted around the globe. Material will be packed in a small or jumbo sea worthy bags dully palletised.

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We offer Red Lead (Pb3O4) @25 MT/week.

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We are Manufacturers of Red Lead interested buyers contact for regular supply.

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We are Manufacture of Lead & Lead oxides, offering Red Lead of Indian origin. Interested buyers contact for regular supply basis.

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we are selling Red Lead at a very economic price.

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Red Lead Red Lead is a bright red to orange-red powder, used lead glass, and red pigments; a paint made with red lead is commonly used to protect iron and steel from rusting. Chemically, red lead is lead tetra oxide, Pb3O4, a water-insoluble compound that is prepared by the oxidation of metallic lead or of litharge (lead monoxide); the commercial product sometimes contains litharge as an impurity. Red Lead primer is one of the oldest and most commonly used anti-corrosion pigments applied to metal surfaces. Orange-red in color, red lead forms the prime coat for most of the largest bridges in the world. Red lead is also the primer of choice for most of the intricate steel structures of buildings built in the 20th century. Resistant to even salt water, red lead was liberally applied to the hulls and decks of millions of ships. Typically, 85% red lead (lead concentration = 85%) was applied to these steel surfaces. Later, red lead primers containing as much as 95% to 98% lead were used. Red lead is virtually insoluble in water. However, it is soluble in hydrochloric acid present in stomach, therefore it is toxic when ingested. It is also insoluble in alcohol. It dissolves in hydrochloric acid, glacial acetic acid, and diluted mixture of nitric acid and hydrogen peroxide. Red Lead is used to a certain extent in the ceramics and glass, paints and pigments and explosives industries. Our manufacturing plant for Red Lead have a Barton plant as the first step to produce messicot. The required input is refined Lead ingots of minimum 99.97% purity. The Barton plant output is routed to Red Lead furnace with their equipment in conjunction with a dust collection plant, conveyors, grinder and cyclone-bag-house filtration unit arrangements, culminating in a packing and storage module. Standards : Conforms to IS : 57-1989 Type

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Red Lead is a bright red to orange-red powder, used lead glass, and red pigments; a paint made with red lead is commonly used to protect iron and steel from rusting. Chemically, red lead is lead tetra oxide, Pb3O4, a water-insoluble compound that is prepared by the oxidation of metallic lead or of litharge (lead monoxide); the commercial product sometimes contains litharge as an impurity. Red Lead primer is one of the oldest and most commonly used anti-corrosion pigments applied to metal surfaces. Orange-red in color, red lead forms the prime coat for most of the largest bridges in the world. Red lead is also the primer of choice for most of the intricate steel structures of buildings built in the 20th century. Resistant to even salt water, red lead was liberally applied to the hulls and decks of millions of ships. Typically, 85% red lead (lead concentration = 85%) was applied to these steel surfaces. Later, red lead primers containing as much as 95% to 98% lead were used. Red lead is virtually insoluble in water. However, it is soluble in hydrochloric acid present in stomach, therefore it is toxic when ingested. It is also insoluble in alcohol. It dissolves in hydrochloric acid, glacial acetic acid, and diluted mixture of nitric acid and hydrogen peroxide. Red Lead is used to a certain extent in the ceramics and glass, paints and pigments and explosives industries. Our manufacturing plant for Red Lead have a Barton plant as the first step to produce messicot. The required input is refined Lead ingots of minimum 99.97% purity. The Barton plant output is routed to Red Lead furnace with their equipment in conjunction with a dust collection plant, conveyors, grinder and cyclone-bag-house filtration unit arrangements, culminating in a packing and storage module. Standards : Conforms to IS : 57-1989 Type C