Monthly Supply of 75 MT Aluminum Extrusion Scrap 6063 & 6061 – Global Export from Brazil: Sell Offer
Hot Offer
Unit : Tons
PCK : On Request
QTY : 75 MT
Details:
Aluminum Extrusion Scrap 6063 and 6061 is now available from Recicla BR Group in Brazil for international shipment. We currently offer 75 MT of 6063 and 50 MT of 6061 Aluminum Extrusion Scrap, ready for shipment from Port Santos. This Aluminum Extrusion Scrap is suitable for automotive parts, engine blocks, roof rails, and structural components. Manufacturers in automotive, marine, and industrial sectors can use Aluminum Extrusion Scrap in production and fabrication. Our monthly Aluminum Extrusion Scrap supply ensures consistent availability for global buyers from Port Santos.
Our shipping and payment terms for Aluminum Extrusion Scrap are designed for smooth international transactions. Payment is accepted via L/C (Letter of Credit) and T/T (Telegraphic Transfer) to ensure secure dealings. Aluminum Extrusion Scrap can be shipped under FOB (Free on Board), EXW (Ex Works), or FAS (Free Alongside Ship) terms. We serve buyers across Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and North America with Aluminum Extrusion Scrap.
These arrangements simplify Aluminum Extrusion Scrap procurement for clients worldwide.
Scrap Specifications:
• Type: Aluminum Extrusion Scrap
• Grade: 6063 and 6061
• Quantity: 75 MT
• Loading Port: Port of Santos, Brazil
• Payment Terms: L/C
• Shipping Terms: FOB, EXW, FAS
• Preferred Regions: Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, North America
For inquiries about Aluminum Extrusion Scrap, contact Mr. Raphael Chagas via Phone, Email, or WhatsApp. Buyers are requested to share quantity requirements, material specifications, and destination port details. Please include preferred origin, loading port, and target price for Aluminum Extrusion Scrap. Recicla BR Group, founded in 2013 in Brazil, focuses on non-ferrous metal recycling and supply. We maintain steady monthly availability of Aluminum Extrusion Scrap to meet industrial demands.
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