Fresh Sea Shrimp
$0.00Shrimps that are prepared at shrimp farming sites and under the supervision of human agents or as fishing from the sea and are offered to the consumer market before special processing are called fresh shrimps. The shelf life of this type of shrimp is up to 48 hours and using It is made of ice. Fresh shrimp in farmed form and sea shrimp are offered in two forms: basser and headless.
Dried Shrimp
$0.00The oldest method of consuming meat outside the fishing seasons is drying and salting them. Today, one of the most popular types of dried shrimp is shrimp, which can be used as a nut and food. Dried shrimp comes in both dried and skinless forms and is widely used in various industries.
Polyethylene Pipe
$0.00This company produces polyethylene pipes from 16 to 250 mm with a working pressure of 6-10-16 atmospheres. The products of this company are prepared from the best raw materials available in the market and are produced with the best possible quality and are subjected to standardized testing. This production unit has the national standard mark in the field of production of polyethylene pipes.
Sub Duct
$0.00These pipes are fitted to install light cables into communication channels and are produced in 3 and 4 plies. They are black high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes and should be packed in the length of 255 m, dia. 120 cm, using winding m/cs in a fully circular form.
Micro COD
$0.00Micro COD pipes are produced to facilitate branching from COD pipes with lower volume and fiber optic cable transmission capacity with low diameter, and due to installation speed and minimal damage and ring resistance (Ring Stiffness) at a minimum depth, can be broken.
Straight Connector
$0.00The street connector is used for direct connection (axis to axis) of two micro ducts. This interface provides a fast, easy and secure connection that also has the ability to seal the micro document.
COD Pipe
$0.00Subducted polyethylene pipe (COD) is a pipe that is buried in the ground during cabling operations and due to having a prefabricated internal duct, it can be drilled and placed in the ground and fill the drilling site depending on the needs of each hole. Passed a fiber optic cable.
Residue Wax(Foots Oil)
$0.00Residue Wax (Foots Oil) is the remaining residue resulting from deoiling/sweating of slack wax and has various applications in many industries such as plastic, textile, rubber, cosmetics, leather and etc. MPC residue wax (Foots Oil) is also used for white oil manufacturing and contains small amounts of unsaturated aromatic and sulfur compounds.
Granular Urae code mp
$0.00Granular Urea specification
| Property | Units | Test Method | Value |
| Nitrogen Content | wt % | ISO 5315 | MIN. 46 |
| Moisture | wt % | ISO 2753 | 0.5 MAX. |
| Biuert | wt % | ISO 2754 | 1 MAX. |
| Particle Size (1-2.84 mm) | % | ISO 8397 | 90 MIN. |
| Formaldehyde | wt % | BS 6806-1 | 0.55 MAX. |
Potassium Nitrate
$0.00Potassium nitrate or dandruff is a chemical compound with the formula K (NO3) 2; Potassium nitrate contains 45% K2O and 10% nitrogen. Due to its explosive properties, 80% of potassium nitrate and 20% of potassium chloride are usually used in the preparation of chemical fertilizers. Potassium nitrate is 100% soluble in water, and its chlorine content is less than half a percent. Globally, only a small amount of potash is used as a single element (simple) fertilizer. Most of them are mixed with nitrogen and nitrogen in compound chemical fertilizers to form PK, NK, and NPK fertilizers. Sometimes micronutrients (zinc, manganese, etc.) are added to these fertilizers and it is presented as a complete fertilizer (macro), which can be used due to having the elements needed by the plant together to increase the yield of agricultural products. Be.
