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Material |
10# Carbon Steel |
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Specification |
On request |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
Made of 10# carbon steel material by cold piering, a kind of customized nut which is mounted into the hole of the sheet metal part, and then locked on the sheet metal part by press riveting the round tube of the head of the nut to make it rise and deform. This type of parts can be processed according to the requirements.
|
Material |
10# Carbon Steel |
|
Specification |
On request |
|
Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
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