Isotopic materials

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15-Jan-15
Rare Material
L/C
Russian Federation

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Dear Ladies and gentlemen!
Russian state company "MNT", a single operator for the sale of stable isotopes, export a wide range of isotopic materials for medical and industrial applications and products based on them, rare earth metals and their oxides, metal powders, purity metals, and other materials and goods produced in our facilities. Our company is a member of the group of state Corporation "Rosatom".
Products:
Selenium-74 (Se-74)
Selen-74, which is designed for the pharmaceutical and medical industry, and is used as a financial tool.
Stable isotopes: Selenium-74, -76, germanium-70, -72, tellurium-122, -123, incandescent 184W.
Rare earth metals: tungsten, titanium, germanium, samarium, niobium, yttrium, zirconium, barium, gadolinium, europium, cerium, lithium, indium, lanthanum.
Oxides: titanium dioxide (99,999%), dysprosium oxide, lanthanum oxide, europium oxide, gadolinium oxide, erbium oxide, zirconium oxide, zirconium sulfide, zirconium carbonate.
Products: copper hyperfine powder (99,99%) and other powders of metals (tungsten, Nickel, titanium, Nickel wire NP1, NP2 (0.025 mm).
Other materials: graphite, graphite, anti-aircraft.
When selling the goods will be located in Zurich (free customs zone). Work will be carried out through treuhandler in Switzerland.
To get started you need: LOI (required), extract from the trade register and the certificate of the signer (preferably).
When meeting from the buyer financial need confirmation.
all within the legal field, meeting in Moscow.
Looking for reliable partners for long term cooperation. If you are interested, will send you detailed information.
[email protected]

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Import-Export
29-Dec-2014
Country of Origin Russian Federation
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