| Product Name | En590 - Standard 10 Ppm |
| Price | $345 |
| Minimum Order | Not Specified |
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Davidkov Imperial offers EN590 - STANDARD 10 ppm. The supplier is from Brazil.
The supplier of EN590 - STANDARD 10 ppm, Davidkov Imperial, is located in Jacarei, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The price for EN590 - STANDARD 10 ppm is $345. Final pricing may depend on quantity, specifications, order size, and buyer requirements.
The origin of EN590 - STANDARD 10 ppm is Non-Russian or Russian Contract Term: SPOT one off or 12 months minimum (with rolls and extensions) Proof of Funds: Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) or Ready Willing and Able Letter (RWAL) Signed off by Two Bank Officers on Bank letterhead with ICPO Proof of Funds: MT760 Standby Leter of Credit (SBLC) on signing SPA Proof of Funds: MT700 Bank Guarantee (DLC) on signing SPA with Conditions Payments Term: MT103 Wire Transfer Proof of.
Yes. PRODUCT EN590 - STANDARD 10 ppm CIF Rotterdam Price - Gross US$ 380 / Net US$ 370 FOB Rotterdam Price - Gross US$ 345 / Net US$ 335 CIF Houston Price - Gross US$ 380 / Net US$ 370 FOB Houston Price - Gross US$ 370 / Net US$ 360 Units - Metric Tons Monthly Quantity Restrictions: Minimum - 50 000 / Maximum 500 000 GRADE: EXPORT GRADE ORIGIN: Non-Russian or Russian Contract Term: SPOT one off or 12 months minimum (with rolls and extensions) Proof of Funds: Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) or Ready Willing and Able Letter (RWAL) Signed off by Two Bank Officers on Bank letterhead with ICPO Proof of Funds: MT760 Standby Leter of Credit (SBLC) on signing SPA Proof of Funds: MT700 Bank Guarantee (DLC) on signing SPA with Conditions Payments Term: MT103 Wire Transfer Proof of Product (POP): Provided as per documents list in contract FOB, TTO or CIF Inspection by: SGS (Societe Generale de Surveillance ) Certificate Report CIQ (China Inspection and Quarantine) Certificate Report For information, please contact us.
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