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A clear chemical quote saves time on both sides. Send Anflo Inter Chemical Trading the product, the quantity and the destination port, and we reply with a written quotation that shows the price, the unit, the packing and the delivery terms. There is no account to create and no obligation to order.
What to include in your chemical quote request
The more detail you give, the faster we can answer. Please include the product name or CAS number, the grade or purity you need, the quantity per shipment, the packing you prefer and the port or city for delivery. If you already know the customs code or have a specification sheet, send it too.
How we price
Prices on this website are reference prices in US dollars per metric ton, and refrigerant gases are priced per cylinder. A final chemical quote depends on grade, packing, order size and delivery terms. To understand those terms, read the ICC Incoterms rules.
What happens next
Our team checks the product with suitable producers and returns a quotation. If a product is not in our chemical catalogue, we will look for it. Questions about documents and shipping are answered on the quality control and logistics pages.
Useful checks before you order
Before you buy any chemical, confirm the identity and hazards. The PubChem database and the ECHA chemicals database are free and widely used.
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Start from the home page, full chemical catalogue or go straight to a range: Industrial Chemicals, Mining Chemicals, Refrigerant Gases, Special Use Chemicals, Water Treatment Chemicals. You can also read our global supply, sourcing and procurement, quality control, logistics and shipping, FAQ, about us, contact us pages.
Chemical prices on this site are reference prices in US dollars per metric ton (MT), and refrigerant gases are priced per cylinder. Final prices, packaging and Incoterms are confirmed in each quotation. If you want to check the rules behind a shipment, the ECHA chemicals database, the UNECE dangerous goods recommendations, the OSHA hazard communication standard, the World Customs Organization nomenclature and the ICC Incoterms rules are good places to start.