
Wuhan Wangjingsong Chemical Co., Ltd. is located in Wuhan, a major city in Central China, a transportation hub connecting nine provinces. It is a chemical trading company in Central China. The company's products are widely used in glass ceramics, electroplating, papermaking, textile printing and dyeing, pharmaceuticals and pesticides, metallurgy and mining, plastics and rubber industries. The company has a well-established sales network.
A company with a good reputation, strong credit, and steady development, it strives for mutual progress and development with its partners through continuous improvement.
The company currently has self-built storage tanks with a capacity of 2000 tons, owns 8 tank trucks ranging from 10 to 60 tons, and has long-term leases of tank truck wagons and chemical liquid ships. This strong transportation and logistics system meets the delivery requirements of users in Hubei and neighboring provinces.
With the company's rapid development, it has established a series of chloride production plants, specializing in the production of calcium chloride (5000 tons per year), polyaluminum chloride (3000 tons per year), and barium chloride (5000 tons per year). In addition, it can produce various specifications of products according to customer needs. Welcome to contact us for further discussion! Our company consistently adheres to the principle of "high quality, low price, and customer first," aiming for customer satisfaction. We are willing to cooperate closely with new and old customers to achieve mutual progress. With a sincere attitude and enthusiastic service, and based on the principle of win-win cooperation, we strive for new development together. Welcome new and old customers to visit and guide us! Our company operates flexibly and provides enthusiastic service. We can arrange transportation, and act as a purchasing and sales agent. We can ship as usual on holidays and at night. Our main products currently include: hydrochloric acid, methanol, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, liquid alkali, etc.
