Non- standard copper mould tubes/copper moulds
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We are supplying High Non- standard Copper Mould Tubes with Size range 535-150x120-70mm, φ110-φ1500 Length 700-1016mm Radius R6000-R14000, Thickness 12-50mm, which is the world's most Renowned and Reputed;
We supply Copper Moulds of Highest Quality, ensuring Maximum Life, excellent Heat Resistivity and smoothest Casting Operational efficiency.
CNBM, is the leading professional designer and manufacturer for copper mould tubes & plates as well as the complete sets of equipments & spare parts used for hundreds of domestic and abroad steel plants. The copper moulds supplied by CNBM adopt advanced European technology. Nowadays, CNBM is one of the largest copper moulds supplier and exporter with more than 30% market share in domestic market and 5% in the world market. We commit to supply products with world-class quality, competitive price, flexible payment terms, speedy delivery and excellent service, and we can also give technical guidance to help our customers to reduce the cost and increase the productivity. We have got high reputation from various customers all over the world.
2.Main Features
Our design and manufature capacity: with slot single taper, double taper, triple taper, quadruplicate taper, parabolic taper and various of continous taper high effiency copper mould tube.
With Size range 535-150x120-70mm/φ110-φ1500 Length 700-1016mm Radius R6000-R14000, Thickness 12-50mm
Steady and high quality,
Material Cu-DHP (SF-Cu DIN1787), CuAg0.1, Cu-Cr-Zr;Coating Cr, Ni-Co-Cr
We can design as per the customer’s specific requirements.
With lots of export expriences all around the world,
Fast shipment; 30-40days for production;
Packing : Strong, export worthy wooden cases.
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4.Specification
Non- standard
Size range 535-150x120-70mm ;φ110-φ1500mm
Length 700-1016mm
Radius R6000-R14000
Thickness 12-50mm
Internal geometries Par parallel, single tapered, double tapered, multi-tapered, parabolic tapered
Material Cu-DHP (SF-Cu DIN1787), CuAg0.1, Cu-Cr-Zr
Coating Cr, Ni-Co-Cr
* We can design as per the customer’s specific requirements.
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Non- standard copper mould tubes/copper moulds
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 500 pc/month
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