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Copper carbonate wholesale supplier in India

Rise Chemical supplies basic copper carbonate as a greenish powder in 25 kg printed HDPE bags with a liner. The minimum order is 1 tonne. Send your required specification and delivery location for a bulk supply or export quote.

Rise Chemical copper carbonate in a 25 kg bag

What is basic copper carbonate?

Basic copper carbonate is a copper compound containing both carbonate and hydroxide, with the formula CuCO₃·Cu(OH)₂ and CAS number 12069-69-1. This greenish powder is used in ceramic colouring, industrial pigments and the production of other copper compounds. Check the required composition against the product specification before ordering.

Why choose Rise Chemical?

We quote basic copper carbonate from 1 tonne, packed in 25 kg bags. Share the assay and copper content your process needs, along with the quantity and delivery city or port. Our team will confirm the specification and packing with your quotation.

Before you choose a grade

How should the COA be used for a purchase decision?

Compare your process specification with both the listed 98.00% assay and the separate copper-content entry. The supplied COA words the latter as '55–56% minimum'. Ask for an agreed copper minimum in the quotation and check the COA for the material being offered. Keep that confirmed requirement with the purchase order so the acceptance criterion is clear.

What helps assess an industrial copper carbonate requirement?

Identify the required material as basic copper carbonate, CuCO₃·Cu(OH)₂, and describe the intended industrial process. Attach any limits your specification sets for impurities, moisture or particle size so they can be checked. A listed assay alone does not confirm all of those requirements. Include the quantity of 25 kg lined bags and the delivery destination in the enquiry.

Chemical & technical specifications

Chemical formula
CuCO₃·Cu(OH)₂
Appearance
Greenish powder
Assay (supplier COA)
98.00%
Copper content
55–56% minimum (as listed in supplier COA)
Packaging
25 kg printed HDPE bags with a liner

Trade names and codes

Also known as
Basic copper carbonate, Copper(II) carbonate hydroxide, Cupric carbonate basic
CAS No.
12069-69-1
HS code
2836.99
Minimum order in India
1 tonne
Supply
India and export

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Industrial uses of copper carbonate

Ceramic colouring and glazes: a copper source for coloured ceramic finishes. The final colour depends on the glaze formulation and firing conditions, so assess the selected grade in your own process.
Pigments and coatings: used in copper-based pigment, paint and varnish formulations. Match the copper content and impurity limits to the required colour and formulation specification.
Copper compound production: a raw material for producing other copper salts and compounds. Confirm the assay and composition against the requirements of the downstream manufacturing process.

Frequently asked questions

We supply basic copper carbonate, also called copper(II) carbonate hydroxide. Its formula is CuCO₃·Cu(OH)₂ and its CAS number is 12069-69-1. The listed product is a greenish powder.

They have different compositions. Basic copper carbonate contains carbonate and hydroxide, CuCO₃·Cu(OH)₂. Neutral copper carbonate has the formula CuCO₃. State the required formula or CAS number when asking for a quote.

The minimum order is 1 tonne, supplied in 25 kg printed HDPE bags with a liner. One tonne is 40 bags.

The supplier COA lists an assay of 98.00% and describes copper content as ‘55–56% minimum’. Confirm the agreed copper minimum and the COA for the quoted material before placing your order.

Basic copper carbonate is used to colour ceramic glazes, in pigment and coating formulations, and as a raw material for other copper compounds. The grade must meet the requirements of the intended process; ceramic colour also depends on the glaze and firing conditions.

Send the product name, required assay and copper content, quantity and delivery city or port. We quote bulk supply in India and export orders after confirming the specification, packing and destination.