Galvanized Steel Coil of type GI /Z40-Z275

Galvanized Steel Coil of type GI /Z40-Z275

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 20000 m.t./month

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Galvanized Steel Coil quick details：

Standard:ASTM,DIN,GB,JIS,DX51D

Grade:JIS SPCC

Thickness:0.2-1.3, 0.2mm-1.0mm

Place of Origin:Shandong China (Mainland)

Type:Steel Coil,MANUFACURER

Technique:Cold Rolled

Surface Treatment:Galvanized

Application:Other

Special Use:High-strength Steel Plate

Width:914-1250MM

Material:SGCC SGCC

CERTIFICATE:ISO9001&CE

PAYMENT TERMS:L/C&T/T

Package:Normal Export Packing

Zinc:Z40-Z275

Coil Weight:3 to 10 tons

Inner ID:508mm/610mm

Galvanized Steel Coil of the packaging and delivery:

Paclkaging Detail:	Stardard export packing
Deivery Detail:	within 30- 40 DAYS

Specifications of the galvanized steel coil:

Galvanized steel coil/ GI/high quality

DX51D JIS SGCC 3302
ISO9001&CE
HIGH QUALITY WITH LOWEST PRECE

Galvanized Steel Coil:

THICKNESS : 0.2mm-1.0mm

WIDTH : 914mm-1250mm

ZINC COATING : 40g-275g

PAINT BRAND : Nippon

COIL WEIGHT : 3-10tons

COIL ID : 508mm/610mm

PACKAGE : Normal Export Packing

PAYMENT TERMS : L/C&T/T

COLOR:RAL9002

MATERIAL:SGCC

CERTIFICATE : ISO9001&CE

Resistances to high temperature and high pressure

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