• Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm System 1
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Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm

Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm

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Tianjin
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Min Order Qty:
500 m.t.
Supply Capability:
4000 m.t./month

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Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm 

 

Specification:

Type :Square steel billet
Steel Grade:

3sp 5sp q195 q235 q255 q275 20mnsi ,astm a615 gr.60 

Size:50x50mm-180x180mm.
Length:3m-12m.
Processing:Hot rolled continous cast.
Application:

Wire rod , rod , deformed bars , profile steel , 

mechine parts ,  and steel mould ect .

Packing:Loose Packing.
MOQ:1000Tons
Delivery Time: 25days
Payment: T/T , L/C,West Union , Cash .
Trade term:FOB, CFR, CIF ,EXW.
Trans term:FIO ,FILO ,FLT.

Datas

  • Steel billet 
    Steel Grade   C(%)   Mn(%)  Si(%)   P(%)    S(%)
    Q2350.14-0.240.3-0.65≤0.45≤0.045 ≤0.045  
    Q275≤0.22≤1.50 ≤0.35 ≤0.045  ≤0.045  
    20MnSi0.17-0.251.20-1.600.40-0.80≤0.050 ≤0.050 
    3SP0.18-0.220.60-0.850.05-0.30≤ 0.040≤0.050
    5SP0.28-0.370.80-1.000.15-0.30≤ 0.040 ≤0.050 
  • Above list some chemical components were other customers requested ,                pls let us know  what steel grade you required.

  • we can produce according to your needed.

Main structure

  • Grade: 3sp, 5sp , Q235,Q195,Q275 etc

  • Chemical Composition: C, Mn , Si ,S , P

  • Shape: Square

  • Length: 2m-12m

  • Standard: GB

  • Technique: Cast

  • Dimensions: 100mm*100mm

  • Alloy Or Not: Is Alloy

  • Secondary Or Not: Non-secondary

  • steel billet: 3sp

  • steel ingot: 5sp

  • square steel: Q235

  • square steel billet: Q195

  • mild steel billet: 3sp

  • china mild steel billet: 5sp

  • steel blank: mild steel

  • steel rod: mild steel

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Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm

Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm

Construction Steel Reinforcing Bars 5.5mm to 32mm

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