Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 2000 PCS

Supply Capability:: 38000 PCS/month

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Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar Details

Grade:	SUP9,SUP6, SUP7,SUP9	Standard:	AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN, GB,JIS,JIS G48001:2005	Thickness:	10CM
Width:	70CM	Length:	5800CM,5800mm	Place of Origin:	China (Mainland)
Brand Name:	DaQiang	Model Number:	sup9	Application:	leaf spring making
Technique:	Hot Rolled	Special Use:	Mold Steel	Surface:	Plain or double grooved
Tolerance:	standard	Packing:	steel strip with 5-7 times	MTC:	offered
Bundle weight:	about 2 tons	Raw Material:	hot rolled spring steel flat bar

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Export packing : in bundles,packed with 5 clamps along the bundles ,including two clamps in 1.5 meters each head ,three clamps in the middle of bundle .20-25 ton for each 20' container , each bundle weight about 2 tons.
Delivery Detail:	20 days after receiving your deposits, or workable L/C.

Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar Advantages

1)Authorized Certificates : ISO9001, SGS,BV

2) Day Capacity: 4000tons per day

3) 22 years production experience

4) More than 40000 Tons stock

5) More than 3000 Tons sold per day

Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar Pictures

Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar

Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar Specification

Hot rolled spring steel flat bar
Size	Thickness	5-45mm
	Width	45-180mm
	Length	5800mm
	Samples free for charge
Packing	In bundle
Bundle Weight	About 2tons
MOQ	10tons each size
Delivery Time	20 days after receiving your deposits, or workable L/C.
Payment	100% Irrevocable documentary L/C at sight ; or 30% deposit in advance and the balance against copy B/L within 3 days .
Application:	Leaf spring			Tools, Blade
	SUP9 flat bar			28MnCrB5, 30MnCrB5
Main Market:	Asia		Vietnam,Thailand,Myanmar,Malaysia,Indonesia,Philippines,South Korea,India, Bangladesh,Sri Lanka
	Latin America		Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, panama, Mexico, Brazil, Peru
	Middle East		Iran,Lebanon, Syria
	Africa		Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia
	European		Spain

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