Activated Silica for Adsorption Use is specially treated silica material with advanced porous structure to efficiently trap and remove contaminants from liquids or gases.

The mushroom is a fungal visual, muscular, spores-bearing fruitful body, which usually grows above the ground on soil or other food sources.

Silica ramming mass refers to a refractory material composed of high-purity silica granules and binders, used primarily for lining induction furnaces, steelmaking, and foundry applications.

Grease is a thick, lubricating substance typically composed of a base oil, a thickening agent, and additives designed to enhance its performance.

Extra neutral alcohol (ENA) is a highly refined and pure form of ethanol that is free from impurities and possesses a neutral odor and taste.

Sandpaper refers to a coated abrasive material used for smoothing, polishing, and refining surfaces in various applications, including woodworking, metalworking, automotive refinishing, and construction.

Cheese balls refer to popular snack products made from a combination of cheese, starch, and seasonings, shaped into bite-sized spheres.

Isoeugenol is a naturally occurring organic compound belonging to the phenylpropanoid family, primarily derived from essential oils such as clove, nutmeg, and cinnamon.

Fruit-flavored carbonated water is a refreshing and health-conscious beverage that combines the natural essence of fruits with the effervescence of sparkling water.

A car seat cover is a protective layer made of fabric, leather, or synthetic materials designed to cover and safeguard a vehicle’s original seats.