99.99% Cerium carbonate for electrolyte area
Cerium is the most abundant element in rare earth ores, and its application fields are very wide. Almost all rare earth application fields contain cerium. It can also be used in chemical reagents as intermediate materials of cerium chloride and cerium oxide. As a glass additive, it can absorb ultraviolet and infrared rays, and has been widely used in automobile glass. It can not only prevent ultraviolet rays.
【Application】
1. Widely used in Tungsten and molybdenum products .
2. Catalyst, catalytic additives.
3. Used in hard alloy, refractory metal and other industries
【Specification】
【Packing】50kgs/poly-drum ,500kgs/pallet
1 Q:How about the service ?
Answer:
1).24 hours for after-sale serive
2).more than 14 years experience in this kind machine field
3).fluent english ,communication barrier free. Point-to-point service help you solve the problems timely
2 Q: How can you get sample?
A: Free samples are available, but on the basis that you pay the courier charges.
3 Q: Do you provide equipment operation training?
A:Yes. We can will send one or two professional technicians (one is electrical engineer, one is mechanical engineer) to install and adjust the machines and help train the workers.
4 Q: What are your terms of payment?
A: Payment<=1000USD, 100% in advance. Payment>=1000USD, 30% T/T in advance, balance before shipment.
If you have other questions, please feel free to contact us.
Shanghai Gona Industrial Co.Ltd is founded in 2006, and located in Songjiang Industrial District, rounded by National Engineering research Center of Ultrafine Powder(NERCUP).Our company is a R&D company specialized in technology development of functional powder materials.Now we have three production bases and one R & D Center.One is located in Baotou city inner Mongolia which produces cerium oxide polishing powder;One is located in Zhejiang which produces alumina for Li+ battery separator.Another one and the R&D center are located in Shanghai.
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