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QUESTION: Tribasic lead sulphate, dibasic lead phosphite, lead stearate & lead oxide, 04 Aug 2005, Hebei Province People's Republic of China

DEAR SIR/MADAM

we are pleased to recommend the Hebei plastic auxiliary co. ltd. the manufacture of the PVC stabilizer lubricator for PVC ware manufacture we can supply the following products to you directly at the best price:

tribasic lead sulphate dibasic lead phosphite barium stearate calcium stearate zinc stearate lead stearate CPE (chlorinated polyethylene) PbO Ca-zinc compound stabilizer and the complex stabilizer studied in our company: rare-earth multifunction stabilizer (we can supply the direction for the manufacture use)

you can find the PVC ware manufacture they can use these products and we also produce the all kinds of frames of the window and the door and pipes

we can name you as exclusive agent, and we can go your country to exploit the market
best regards

Jianzheng Zhang (international department manager)
Hengshui Jinxin plastic auxiliary co. ltd.
8 Jingda road Hengshui city Hebei 053000 china

ANSWER: 08 Aug 2005

Dear Jianzheng,

The LEAD Group is a community organisation which runs an information service about how to prevent lead poisoning and protect the environment from lead.

We are not agents for any product - especially we are not agents for leaded products. We would encourage you to reformulate your PVC so as NOT to use tribasic lead sulphate, dibasic lead phosphite, lead stearate of lead oxide.

This is the advice given in the attachment (which is also web-published at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LeadWorkers/files/Lead%20Code
%20Paper%20by%20Winder%20%26%20Long.doc) and if you follow the other advice given in the Lead Code paper by Winder & Long, you will be able to prevent further lead poisoning of your workers.

You are very welcome to join our LeadWorkers egroup to discuss these important issues - please go to www.lead.org.au/egroups.html to join the egroup.

Yours Sincerely
Elizabeth O'Brien