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Industrial and Raw Materials Exporter & Supplier from India

Soap noodles, LABSA, SLES and bulk institutional cleaning chemicals sourced from Indian manufacturers.

HSN 3401 / 3402. 4 products · 8-digit ITC-HS code confirmed per order

Which industrial and raw materials products do we supply?

Soap noodles, surfactants and bulk cleaning chemicals for soap makers, detergent blenders and facility-service companies, sourced from vetted Indian manufacturers in bulk packaging.

How to choose industrial and raw materials

This range is for buyers who make or blend their own products. Soap noodles (HSN 3401 20) are the base for bar soap and are bought by blend and TFM. LABSA (3402 31) and SLES (3402 39) are the main surfactants for detergents, dish wash and hand wash, and they sit in different HS 2022 subheadings from finished cleaners. Bulk institutional cleaners (3402 90) are concentrates for hotels, facility-service companies and distributors who decant them locally. Our guide to HSN codes 3401 and 3402 explains why each product sits where it does.

These goods ship in bags, drums, IBCs or flexitanks rather than retail packs. LABSA is corrosive and moves as dangerous goods, and strongly acidic or alkaline concentrates may too, so read the export documents guide before you book freight. Specifications such as active matter and TFM are typical values, confirmed with the manufacturer for each order, and these products are supplied without private label.

Straight answers.

  • What is the difference between 80:20 and 70:30 soap noodles?

    The numbers show the palm oil to palm kernel oil (PKO) ratio. 80:20 gives a harder, longer-lasting bar at a lower cost, while 70:30 has more palm kernel oil, which gives faster lather and a softer feel. Many soap makers blend the two to match their market.

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  • What is the difference between LABSA 90% and 96%?

    The figure is the minimum active matter. LABSA 96% is more concentrated, with less unsulphonated matter and sulphuric acid, and suits formulators who need higher efficiency or lighter colour. LABSA 90% is the more economical standard grade used widely in powders.

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  • What is the difference between SLES 28% and SLES 70%?

    The figure is the active content. SLES 28% is a pourable liquid ready to use in formulations. SLES 70% is a thick paste that packs more active per drum, lowering freight per unit of active, but it must be diluted with water and warmed before use.

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  • Which products come under bulk and institutional cleaners?

    The range typically includes floor cleaners, kitchen degreasers, liquid hand wash, dish wash liquid, laundry liquid and glass or multi-surface cleaners in concentrate. Exact products and formulas are confirmed with the manufacturer against your needs.

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