Laboratory reagent product global trade data has found a total of 4 unique records from the application, which has unique exporters in countries and unique buyers in 1 countries. Latest record found from the month of May 2022 and oldest record was from Jan 2017.
0 exporter and 1 Importer shipments are available in the application of Laboratory reagent product.
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4 Import Shipments found from 1 importing Countries
HSN Code | Product Description | Imports | Exporter | Origin | Destination | Qty. | More Columns Click to View |
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7413000008 | 1. LABORATORY REAGENT. RECONSTITUTED COPPER, THIN WIRE (B1015M). IT IS A CATALYST FOR THE REDUCTION OF OXIDES OF GASES OBTAINED FROM THE COMBUSTION OF THE SAMPLE. IT IS USED IN AN ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION ANALYZER TO DETERMINE CARBON, SULFUR, OXYGEN, NITROGEN, HYDROGEN | UNITED KINGDOM | Kazakhstan | 15 | 60 More Columns Available | ||
7413000008 | 1. LABORATORY REAGENT. RECOVERED COPPER CHIPS, THIN, LONG, ANNEALED, STRANDS (B1107). IT IS A CONSUMABLE MATERIAL FOR ANALYZERS. SERVES TO SUPPORT SMALL COPPER PIECES (CATALYSTS) IN THE RECOVERY TUBE IN VARIOUS LECO ANALYZERS, THAT IS TO PREVENT PIECES FROM FALLING OUT OF THE BOTTOM OF THE TUBE. 100% COPPER, IN THE FORM OF FIBER | UNITED KINGDOM | Kazakhstan | 10 | |||
7413000008 | 1. LABORATORY REAGENT. RECONSTITUTED COPPER, THIN WIRE (B1015M). IT IS A CATALYST FOR THE REDUCTION OF OXIDES OF GASES RESULTING FROM THE COMBUSTION OF THE SAMPLE. IT IS USED IN AN ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION ANALYZER TO DETERMINE CARBON, SULFUR, OXYGEN, NITROGEN, HYDROGEN | UNITED KINGDOM | Kazakhstan | 15 | |||
7413000008 | 1. LABORATORY REAGENT. RECOVERED COPPER CHIPS, THIN, LONG, ANNEALED, STRANDS (B1107). IT IS AN EXPENDABLE MATERIAL FOR ANALYZERS. SERVES TO SUPPORT SMALL COPPER PIECES (CATALYSTS) IN THE RECOVERY TUBE IN VARIOUS LECO ANALYZERS, THEN THERE ARE | UNITED KINGDOM | Kazakhstan | 15 |
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