Ductile Cast Iron Spun Pipe - Color: Black

760 INR

1200.0 INR

1200.0 INR

6 Meter (m)

5.5 Meter (m)

5.5 Meter (m)

ROUND

ROUND

All India

All India

All India

-10 Millimeter (mm)

-10 Millimeter (mm)

230BHN

230BHN

Cash Advance (CA)

Cash Advance (CA)

No

No

1. Individual Packaging Plastic Wrap/ Shrink Wrap: Each ductile iron double-flanged bend may be individually wrapped in plastic or shrink film to protect it from dust, moisture, and environmental factors. Polyethylene (PE) or Polypropylene (PP) Sleeves: For smaller parts, a PE or PP sleeve can be used for further protection. 2. Outer Packaging (Box/Crates) Wooden Crates or Boxes: For larger or heavier items, ductile iron bends are often packed in wooden crates or boxes. These containers provide stability and ensure protection against external impact during transportation. Steel Strapping: Crates or boxes are secured with steel bands to prevent movement during transit. Palletizing: The boxed or crated items are often placed on pallets for ease of handling and further stability. They may be wrapped in stretch film to keep them securely in place. 3. Labeling and Identification Product Labels: Clear labels indicating the size, material grade, and manufacturer information. Shipping Information: Barcodes, batch numbers, and other shipping-related information are often affixed to the outer package for easy identification during transportation and storage. 4. Protection Against Corrosion Corrosion Inhibitor: For ductile iron products, especially those in outdoor or marine environments, corrosion inhibitors or anti-rust coatings are often applied to the surface of the material before packaging. 5. Custom Packaging Options Custom Foam Inserts: Some manufacturers use custom foam inserts to provide extra cushioning, especially for highly specialized or fragile parts. Heavy-duty Bags or Tarps: For larger quantities, industrial-sized heavy-duty bags or tarps might be used. 6. Shipping Methods Containerized Shipping: For international shipping, these items are typically containerized to protect them during long-distance transport. Flatbed Trucks: For local shipments, these bends are often loaded onto flatbed trucks, especially when the items are too large to fit into standard shipping containers.

1. Individual Packaging Plastic Wrap/ Shrink Wrap: Each ductile iron double-flanged bend may be individually wrapped in plastic or shrink film to protect it from dust, moisture, and environmental factors. Polyethylene (PE) or Polypropylene (PP) Sleeves: For smaller parts, a PE or PP sleeve can be used for further protection. 2. Outer Packaging (Box/Crates) Wooden Crates or Boxes: For larger or heavier items, ductile iron bends are often packed in wooden crates or boxes. These containers provide stability and ensure protection against external impact during transportation. Steel Strapping: Crates or boxes are secured with steel bands to prevent movement during transit. Palletizing: The boxed or crated items are often placed on pallets for ease of handling and further stability. They may be wrapped in stretch film to keep them securely in place. 3. Labeling and Identification Product Labels: Clear labels indicating the size, material grade, and manufacturer information. Shipping Information: Barcodes, batch numbers, and other shipping-related information are often affixed to the outer package for easy identification during transportation and storage. 4. Protection Against Corrosion Corrosion Inhibitor: For ductile iron products, especially those in outdoor or marine environments, corrosion inhibitors or anti-rust coatings are often applied to the surface of the material before packaging. 5. Custom Packaging Options Custom Foam Inserts: Some manufacturers use custom foam inserts to provide extra cushioning, especially for highly specialized or fragile parts. Heavy-duty Bags or Tarps: For larger quantities, industrial-sized heavy-duty bags or tarps might be used. 6. Shipping Methods Containerized Shipping: For international shipping, these items are typically containerized to protect them during long-distance transport. Flatbed Trucks: For local shipments, these bends are often loaded onto flatbed trucks, especially when the items are too large to fit into standard shipping containers.