1        Minimum, which is known as "red lead," is an oxidation product of lead minerals.

2        Minimum gets its name from the Minus River in northwest Spain, where the native mineral was mined since antiquity.

3        The name minimum has also been applied to cinnabar, a red mercury sulfide, but now it is exclusively used to refer to red lead oxide.

4        The artificially produced minium is used as a pigment in paints and dyes although the health concerns of lead have greatly diminished this role.

5  Minium was the Latin name given to the red pigments (actual red lead but also vermilion) used in painting and in particular for illuminating manuscripts.

6  From the word minium came the Latin verb miniare and then the English miniate and miniature to describe the image.

7  A dense, fine-textured red pigment with good hiding power but only fair stability. Red lead was one of the earliest pigments artificially prepared and is still in use today.

Used batteries, glass, ceramic, enamel, rust, etc.

8  Red lead used as a preservative, it is paired with the paint, strong adhesion, in the atmosphere are quite stable. Therefore, steel bridges, ships, machine pipelines are coated with red lead primer. Also used in batteries, glass, mirror and so on..

20kg or 25kg pp bag (Woven bag lined with plastic bag)

20-foot container can hold 18 tons, accounting, when the price by 17 tons accounting.