• aisi Carbon alloy Steel  Round Hot  Bars System 1
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aisi Carbon alloy Steel  Round Hot  Bars

aisi Carbon alloy Steel Round Hot Bars

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China main port
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Min Order Qty:
3 m.t
Supply Capability:
100000 m.t/month

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Specification

Grade:
Carbon Steel
Length:
6m, 12m or customized
Diameter:
16mm-250mm

 

Grade: Carbon Steel/Alloy Steel/                                           

Bearing Steel/Gear Steel/Spring Steel                                                               

 

Diameter:16mm-250mm  Thickness:

                                     

Length: 6m, 12m or customized   

                      

Place of Origin: China      

                           

Brand: CNBM

                  

Technique: Hot Rolled/Cold drawn/Forged  

                           

Special Use:  Cold Drawn/Forged   

 

Shape: Round Bar/Flat Bar/Square Bar    

              

Technology: Hot Rolled/Forged/Cold Drawn

 

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Product Name

Typical Grades

Diameter(mm)

Standard Adopted

Carbon Steel

20 (1020/S20C/C22)

 

Ø16-Ø300

 

 

 

 

 

GB/SAE/

JIS/DIN

40 (1040/S40C/C40)

45 (1045/S45C/C45)

Bearing Steel

GCr9 (51100/SUJ1)

 

Ø12-Ø250

GCr15 (52100/SUJ2/100Gr6)

GCr9SiMn (A485-Gr.1/SUJ3)

Cr-Mo Steel

20Cr (5120/SCr420H/20Cr4)

 

Ø12-Ø250

40Cr (5140/SCr440/41Cr4)

42CrMo(4140/SCM440/42CrMo4)

Gear Steel

20CrNiMo

 

Ø16-Ø600

20CrMn(5115/SMnC420/20MnCr5)

20CrNiMo(8620/SNCM220/20CrMiMo2)

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Carbon Steel

Mold bottom

Plastic mold

Construction machinery parts

Automobile parts

Security grills

Screens

Construction

Bearing Steel  

Aerospace

Navigation

Nuclear energy

Chemical industry

Electronic information

Petrochemical

Instrument and meter

Transportation

Cr-Mo Steel  

Mechanism & Fasteners gear   

Stressed components for vehicles

Engines and machines

Parts of larger cross-section

Gear Steel

All kinds of gears

Statically and dynamically stressed component for vehicles

Engines and machine

Larger cross-section parts

Crankshafts 

aisi Carbon alloy Steel  Round Hot  Bars

aisi Carbon alloy Steel  Round Hot  Bars

ment: Annealing Q+T   

 

Q: I am looking for anyone that has information about Keller Williams Real Estate office in Riverside, or redlands, surrounding areas. I hear keller williams has good training. That its a great place to work for as a newbie. Anyone knows of what the monthly fees are, and if they help you get started to produce income right away. I already spend on the classes, I didn't know that there was gonna be monthly fees, other companies charge as little as 400 a month,. I didnt know I had to pay to start working?????Any that knows about this company ??.thank you
hi yannets, one thing about real estate, whether there's a good trainer, you going to spend a lot of money first to get into it. be careful, i was once victimized by real estate brokers (4 of them). i even paid a lot of money for training that they promised - real estate is an experience learned, nobody can shoot it in your head just like in regular school. they will not take your hand unless it is your mother, and lead you to your success. why? because you a competition of your broker, and other realtors. you have to be a member of the association and that itself is a lot of money (approximately 1200.00 up front). ask about referral commission this is when you refer a lead to your broker (if keller williams will be your broker), if they will give you a 10% out of that deal. every broker has different way of doing brokerage. make sure that you will learn all the forms that you need to be able to function in your office and forms to function to sell and buy real estate. foreclosure homes has different way of buying and selling houses - a little bit complicated than regular, and almost all houses now that's in the market are foreclosure - this is a good thing to learn too. and try to learn how lenders work with realtors too. goodluck.
Q: I am looking to potentally relocating to Panama. Is real estate lucrative enough to provide a substantial income?
Real Estate in Panama is climbing in vaue almost daily. When we moved here a year ago we had an option on our place for 199,000.00 we opted out and it's now listed for 250,000.00 There are over 200 new residential building going up in the city twenty stories or more. One can only guess when or where it will end but there is still time to buy right and make an profit. WIth the approved expansion of the canal the incoming construction workers will provide an excellent opportunity for rental income. As well as for foreign workers for the new water treatment being built for the city.
Q: My bf is 24 and wants to get into real estate, should he continue to get into it?
Depends where you live. Around here so many homes are being built that the owners are renting them out, know one around to buy them. You know how renters are (most renters I should add), they will destroy these new homes.... Look at the market where you live at. Being a sales men is not for everyone...No regular pay or hours.
Q: I was arrested in 1989 for "filling a false report" by an overzealous redneck cop. I pleaded No Contest, and adjudication was withheld. That was the only offense I ever had. will that keep me from getting a Florida Real Estate Salesman's License?
It shouldn't!
Q: Our friend is a real estate agent. He just sold the house that we are living in. We have been looking for a new home for a long time, but can't find anything pre-existing that we want to buy despite his best efforts. We have decided to build new. We know the builder well and I am an attorney so I feel completely comfortable proceeding with new construction without the help of our friend. We could add 1-3% to the sales price so that we can give our friend a commission, but that would be stretching our budget more than I feel comfortable. My spouse and I have been fighting about whether to bite the bullet and include him or not. I feel obligated and I don't want to cause hard feelings; my spouse says I'm being silly. Help?
I agree with spouse. Attorney, huh?
Q: Hello, i want to get my licence to sell commercial real-estate and aside from doing the real-estate courses provided by OREA, what other type of education would you recommend i have? I'm not interested in a bachelor's degree as i'm not doing this to get hired, but to understand and be capable of doing the tasks that are a part of a commercial real-estate agent's day.I know i'll need: negotiating skills, interpersonal skills, self-discipline and time management, communication skills (verbal and written), marketing skills, and general business knowledge. I'm thinking more of a certificate or a diploma.Thanks guys.
Once you obtain your real estate license you would receive may seminars and courses as continuing education that would be of benefit to you. You would amass m ay certificates and have many designations bestowed upon you. You would need to concentrate on the necessary classes to obtain your real estate license at this time. It might be that a commercial real estate broker might not hire a newly licensed real estate agent. You might have to spend a little time with a residential real estate firm, honing your skills, prior to becoming a commercial real estate agent. Being a commercial real estate agent is a skill that a commercial real estate broker would want a little experience at. They have little time to train a new real estate agent to learn terms, real estate vocabulary and could hold his own in the business world. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
Q: What is taught in Real Estate Classes (and dont reply saying Real Estate for the smart allicks)I mean like whats in the course outline?
Real estate courses usually have 4 parts.1 Appraisal,which helps you establish value for listings and making offers.2 Law,which helps you with contracts and language of Real Estate. 3 Practices and principles, which educates about listing agreements, your responsibilities,license requirements,and how your state operates in regards towards your license, and finally 4 financing,which explains the differences in loans and lenders. Helps you make informed suggestions to your clients and keeps you out of the trouble areas that might arise in the financing part of the deal. Other areas are vocabulary and minor areas of math. It not too hard to get through it all. You will find several areas of the courses overlap information and this repetition makes it stick. You will be lost the first couple of days, but it will become clearer the more you hear it. Good luck.
Q: After getting my license, is it possible for me to have a successful full-time job as a real estate agent. I don't have many contacts but I know I would love it. Any advice?
My father was a real estate broker and he earned a good living. The problem is that you usually work on a straight commission and pay your own expenses. The nature of the business is that it is sometimes a long time between paychecks, and yet the expenses for gasoline, car maintenance, clothes and cleaning (have to look sharp) march on whether you've been paid lately or not. Ideally, you would have some cash set aside to pay all your expenses while you wait for a sale to mature. Liken it to sitting down to a poker game with a hundred dollars total. If you don't have some money of your own to sustain you, then you must win the first hand to get some or go broke, and that's pretty unlikely to happen. You may have to play a dozen hands before you are likely to win. My father told me most real estate agents who fail, do so because they didn't have enough money set aside to sustain them until they were likely to win a hand. He some times went 6 months between receiving money, but when he did, it was a lot.
Q: hi, i live in Vancouver, BC. I am studying the real estate courses now in UBC, i have a impaired-driving record 6 yrs ago which is kind of a criminal record. does anyone know that the real estate council will give me the license?? thank you!!
it isn't KIND of a criminal record.....it IS a criminal record. <br> <br>However, typically the types of records that would impede you in getting a real estate licence would be theft, fraud, etc types of convictions. Those would bar you for sure. <br> <br>A drunken driving conviction does not have anything to do with anything related to honest conduct in conducting a real estate tansaction. Know what I mean.....just becuase you made a mistake, does not mean that you are a swindler. <br> <br>If you have a fraud, or theft conviction, it means you pretty much DO have the inclination to be going out and commiting financial crimes against other people. <br> <br>I'm about 99% sure that you will be fine... PS: Alexa Fewell! Like my answers please!!Have a good day foryou!-
Q: is the CA real estate exam open book ? 150 questions
NO!!!! It is NOT an open book. Nor can you use notes or even a programmable calculator. You have got to know the material.

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