Typical MOQ
10pieces
Subject to product and material review.
Conditions
MOQ is typically 10 pieces, subject to product, material and manufacturing-route review.
Special Alloy Wire
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Special alloy wire supplied to your specified diameter, condition and packaging requirements. Tell us whether the material is required in coils, on spools or in straight lengths, and include the material standard and any mechanical property requirements.
Dimensions
Diameter, tolerance and packaging
Provide nominal diameter and tolerance, together with coil, spool or cut-length requirements. Add roundness, straightness, surface finish, cast or helix requirements only when they are controlled.
Quality documents
Heat number traceability
Every delivery traceable by heat number
Mechanical testing
Included with every delivery
Dimensional inspection
Checked against the agreed dimensions
Product-specific review: wire diameter and tolerance, coil, spool or straight-length form, surface and delivery condition.
Methods, sampling and acceptance criteria follow the agreed specification. PMI, third-party inspection and additional records are agreed separately.
Before production and at delivery
During quotation, a redacted certificate from a previous order can show the document format and recorded tests. It is a historical example, not certification of this product or a new order. Shipment documents must correspond to the material and batch actually supplied.
How to read a historical certificate sample ↗Prepare your enquiry
Send a drawing and quantity.
No drawing? Use these details.
- Size
- Diameter · coil / spool / length Wire
- Quantity
- Weight / quantity Required quantity per size
- Material
- Grade / UNS Grade and delivery condition
- Requirements
- Drawing / standard Revision, tolerances and inspection
Start with a drawing, specification or written requirement; a drawing is not needed for an initial enquiry. For this product, include wire diameter and tolerance, coil, spool or straight-length form, surface and delivery condition along with the alloy grade, condition and quantity. BYBOLT clarifies open requirements with you before confirming the quotation and arranging production. Any change to an agreed material or specification requires your approval.
Commercial terms
Indicative terms; confirmed in your quotation.
Sample review
~20days
Freight, import duties and taxes are separate.
Conditions
Samples are typically reviewed on an approximately 20-day basis. BYBOLT may cover agreed sample manufacturing; buyer freight, import duties and taxes remain separate.
Production review
25–35days
Urgent requirements can be discussed.
Conditions
Regular production is commonly reviewed on a 25–35 day basis. Urgent requirements can be discussed against the complete specification.
Typical deposit
30%
T/T or LianLian. Balance before dispatch.
Conditions
Payment can be arranged by T/T or LianLian. A typical order uses a 30% deposit, with the balance completed before dispatch.
Technical help
Wire supply form
Define whether wire is required in coils, on spools or as straightened cut lengths. State winding, package, end identification and handling requirements where they affect use. Representative images do not confirm grade or availability.
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