aisi Carbon alloy Steel Round Hot Bars
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- 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) |
reat
Carbon Steel | l Mold bottom l Plastic mold l Construction machinery parts l Automobile parts l Security grills l Screens l Construction |
Bearing Steel | l Aerospace l Navigation l Nuclear energy l Chemical industry l Electronic information l Petrochemical l Instrument and meter l Transportation |
Cr-Mo Steel | l Mechanism & Fasteners gear l Stressed components for vehicles l Engines and machines l Parts of larger cross-section |
Gear Steel | l All kinds of gears l Statically and dynamically stressed component for vehicles l Engines and machine l Larger cross-section parts l Crankshafts |
ment: Annealing Q+T
- Q: I'm thinking about getting into real estate. I'd like to know the process of becoming a real estate agent, what you need for certain to be able to apply.I'd also like to know what you get taught/trained to do and how much commission money you would make for an average sale. do you only get paid for every sale or do you get paid for going to work? if so, how often?one last question, is it a grueling job? to the point where you cant stand it? or is it a nice job with a few challenges here and there?thank you so much for your answers!
- The average real estate salesperson, according to data that is a few years old now, makes less than $30K a year. Why? Because in real estate, even though you work with a Broker, you are responsible for whether you succeed or fail. Many people think it's easy money - but it takes work to build a referral network and some business savvy to effectively market and distinguish yourself from the thousands of other agents in the market. Those who find their niche and hit their stride by contrast, can easily make six figure incomes. The discipline comes in with regard to tax planning and self-imposing a work schedule when there's no clock to punch. Real estate can be an interesting and rewarding career - but it takes someone who is self-motivated and disciplined to succeed. On the other hand, you essentially set your own hours and the more you put into it the more you can get out of it.
- Q: I want to flip houses full time when I'm older (I'm a teen now). How should I go about it? Do I need to become an independent real estate agent? Do I need a 4 year college degree or just a few business classes? Thanks.
- Do TONS of research before a deal. You need very very thorough inspections and you want to be familiar with some local contractors and know how much they will charge to fix each thing. It would be very helpful, although not required if you had a real estate license. The real estate commissions will eat up a big chunk of profits if you have to pay realtors every time. If you can process the transactions yourself, you basically earn commission on your own sales. Plus you can probably work as a realtor for other buyer and sellers in addition to doing your own houses that you are trying to flip. My other advice is to become familiar with general construction practices. If you can do some of the work yourself, you save money by not paying contractors to do it. I recommend some business management classes, some real estate classes, and if you can find them, some construction management classes.
- Q: I have always wanted to own my own business and be an entrepreneur. I plan to travel the world in the future and I know I am going to live in a big city when I'm older. I have been thinking about going to college for Communications because I want to work in the entertainment industry or something with traveling. BUT if I chose that road, I wouldn't be really owning my own business...So, I've recently been taking an intereste in REAL ESTATE and I know that they can make a really GOOD income. If I chose that route, I could own my own business, work when I want, and when I do work I would be getting paid a lot more.SOOOO my question is...Do Real Estate Agents in NYC get paid alot of money? How would one go about starting THEIR OWN real estate business?
- Real Estate Sales is completely commissioned. If you are selling you're making money. Some Real Estate Sales people in New York City have made HUGE money, others are scraping along. In Real Estate more than other sales, you MUST have connections. So, if you have connections (relatives, college friends, etc.) who live in affluent neighborhoods and know people they can connect you with, you'll do fine. If you are a nobody in the city, you'll be scraping along with rentals in Queens. In New York more than anything you gotta have chutzpah, moxie, connections and intelligence. Got one or two? You get bupkis.
- Q: i am looking into becoming an agent, i have my license but have not sold a home yet.. i am really hurting with money, i am working a full time job at night and currently supporting 3 kids and my wife. is it worth it to put all my extra time in starting my real estate career and suffer with the gas going up or is real estate so bad now and am i just wasting my time?
- Times are very hard right now in real estate. Depending on your area, it could be months before you get any sales as a new agent. Research a few areas around you, and see where homes are still selling and concentrate on that area. You will have expenses such as newspaper ads, flyers, etc. to help get your name out there... or do alot of calling of friends, family and acquaintances. It might not be the best time to be getting into real estate, but it really depends on the area. Good luck!
- Q: I have been in car sales and I cannot stand it. The hours are long and you are stuck in the same place for 10 to 12 hours at a time. I am wondering if real estate sales is similar or Is it much different?
- Residential experts - less complicated to get carry of financing, greater pool of skill tenants Cons - extra tenant hassles, hire controls could decrease your potential to boost rents advertisement experts - often long-term tenants, tenants normally to blame for all renovations and utilities, less complicated to evict for non-charge Cons - harder to get financing, in many circumstances longer vacancies between tenants, could be an excellent kind of opposition
- Q: I was hoping some other ontario real estate agents would share how they got started, what they put in, and what they got out of their careers.
- Not a real estate agent, nor do I know where you are in Ontario, but in Windsor, the housing market is in a pretty serious downfall. In my neighbourhood, there are a lot of houses for sale, but that's mainly because of the massive layoffs from GM/Ford/Chrysler--the highest employers by far. I actually bought a house a little less than a month ago for $220,000, when the original price was $280,000. The real estate agent said that the house was for sale for about 4 weeks, and she had been dropping the price by $10,000 every week--the people selling the house were also in a rush to move, so she accepted a low price. The economy will pickup again soon though, because it's not the first time that this has happened. I'd say in a couple of months, some positive signs will appear, and within 2-3 years, the economy will be more or less where it was a couple of years ago.
- Q: I know brokers get paid on commissions, but how do the actual real estate companies make money?Have always been curious...
- There is a fee to list your home for sale with a real estate company
- Q: iv always been interested in a real estate career, i would love to sell homes.....i recently saw a few ads in the newspaper that read like this....Interested in a Real Estata Career?Call ERA First Advantage(name) (phone number)---------------------------------------------------Thinking about a career in Real Estate?Talk to (name) (number)-------------------------------------------------------are they wanting to train pple?what are the requirement to get into real estate?i thought i had to go to college....i only have my HS diplomabtw i live in indiana......
- you have to take a classes in order to get your license to sell real estate
- Q: I want to get into the real estate game. possibly start a real estate business. One major I think I could do is entrepreneurial studies, but alot of colleges dont offer that. Is there anything else besides Business Administration i could major in? or is real estate a concentration of business?
- Really, you can major in almost anything. I know real estate agents who in college studied English, accounting, French, mathematics, psychology, business, and many other things. I know several policemen who have done great in real estate. My son goes to a karate school (studying jiu jitsu) run by a guy who's a real estate agent. And I know real estate agents who never even went to college. And I know some real estate investors who haven't gone to college...because they're still in high school. You use a lot of different skills in real estate. You need some understanding of math, some understanding of business, some understanding of human psychology, and a decent ability to communicate. One thing you have to be good at is listening and understanding. You have to understand people's motivations. You have to understand what they want, and what they think they want. Sure, you need some basic mathematical skills. But really very, very basic. You do need an entrepreneurial spirit, but that comes more from your own background and psychology than from anything you can learn in a classroom. You need to know something about business, but really what you need to know there can be covered in just a college course or two, not a degree. So: Try to choose a degree that'll let you sample some of those areas I've listed above. But the best way is to immerse yourself in real estate. You'll learn far more that way than in a classroom. Hope that helps.
- Q: I'll go ahead and say it, I'm young...I'm 15. I'll be in 10th grade when school starts back...but lately I've just been thinking about career choices and things like that, I've heard Real Estate is a nice job to have and you could get a good income...but,...I read here on Y! Answers that the market is in a bit of a slump at the moment? I don't know, that's just what I read. What type of person do you need to be to do this?... Is it a hard job? What is required of me? I know that you don't have to go to an actual college for it, you just have to get a license and you have to get a certain amount of hours in a course for that, right? I hate math, I don't enjoy algebra because to me, it seems pointless in MY life and I don't think I would ever use it. Is math required to be in a Real Estate career?? Do you have any advice? I would love to have a nice income for my family, for when and if I ever have one, in the future...
- Real estate is a great career. By the time you graduate we will be out of this economic slump. Furthermore, people sell and buy houses no matter what type of shape the economy is in. if you want to be a Realtor, and sell residential real estate, you should like working and talking with people. People skills are a big necessity. North Carolina Real estate commission web site will have all the info required for your licensing. Not enough time to answer questions concerning what the job entails, but a good suggestion would be for you to visit with a Realtor in your community and ask them what their job entails. Ask for the Broker of the company, he/she will be impressed that at such a young age you have an interest in the business. You do not use algebra in the day to day business, as long as you have a grasp of simple math (add, subtract, multiply and divide) you will be OK. Real estate can provide a good income for yourself and your family. If you do get in the business, work like a dog, continuously learn as you go, treat others with respect, and conduct your self honestly, and you will have a enjoyable, fruitful career. ( I have,10 years now) Best of luck to you
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aisi Carbon alloy Steel Round Hot Bars
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 3 m.t
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m.t/month
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