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Material |
Carbon steel |
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Specifications |
According to international standards |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
A weld nut is a type of nut that is suitable for welding. Usually made of weldable material, so the thickness is more suitable for welding, welding is equivalent to fusing two separated parts into one, fusing the metal together and then cooling it down, an alloy will be added in the middle, and the internal is the action of molecular force, the strength is generally stronger than the parent body. Various specifications of such parts can be processed according to demand.
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Material |
Carbon steel |
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Specifications |
According to international standards |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
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