High Quality Polished Common Iron Nails

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Packaging Detail:	25kg/ctn or 20kg/ctn 3.125kg/box, 8box/ctn according to the buyer's request
Delivery Detail:	Within 30 days after receiving the deposit

Specifications

COMMON NAIL
Description:big head, diamond point
Shank: smooth/spiral/twisted shank,
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GALVANIZED OR POLISHED COMMON NAIL

Name	polished common iron nail making machine factory
Brand Name	Lingfa or according to u
Spec. Number	10#--130#
Type	Common nail
Production Place	Linyi Fuyu Metal Products Co., Ltd
Length	1/2''--8''(10--200mm)
Shank Diameter	BWG4~20(0.89~6.05mm)
Head Diameter	According to u
Material	The low carbon steel of Q235
Shank	smooth/spiral/twisted
Head	flat and big head
Surface	polished or galvanized
Supply ability	300 tons/month
Port	Qingdao, China
Sample	provided free
MOQ	5 Tons
Payment	T/T
Delivery	within 30 days upon receiving the deposit
Packaging	25kg/ctn or 20kg/ctn 3.125kg/box, 8box/ctn according to the buyer's request

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