OEM/ODM SupplierArrow Tips - Titanium Screw – kelushare
OEM/ODM SupplierArrow Tips - Titanium Screw – kelushare
OEM/ODM SupplierArrow Tips - Titanium Screw – kelushare Detail:
The screw is as the arrowhead hunting component for mechanical broadhead, to balance the weight, Titanium screw weight is better for weight reduction.
Welcome custom the screw size for mass production.
Product details:
• Material：Stainless/Titanium etc.
• Surface treatment: Zinc or nickel plating OR custom
• Weight tolerance: ±0.1g
The CORE TECHNOLOGIES KELU has are MIM and CNC, both for the high-end sport components.
Metal injection molding (MIM) is a revolutionary technology which integrating Plastic Injection Molding, Polymer chemistry, Powder metallurgy and Metallic materials science. We can develop mold for special customized size/shape or produce by existing mold directly. Tungsten, Brass, Stainless Steel could be chosen as materials for MIM.
Computer numerical control (CNC) is the automation of machine tools by means of computers executing pre-programmed sequences of machine control commands. And its applicative materials include Titanium, Tungsten, Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Zinc and so on.
Main Markets：
North Americam, Europe, Australia, Asia
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Our solutions are broadly acknowledged and dependable by users and may meet consistently developing economic and social requires for OEM/ODM SupplierArrow Tips - Titanium Screw – kelushare , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Cyprus, Sheffield, India, We now have been making our goods for more than 20 years . Mainly do wholesale , so we've the most competitive price , but highest quality. For the past years , we got very good feedbacks , not only because we offer good solutions , but also because of our good after-sale service . We are here waiting for yourself for your inquiry.
By Leona from Austria - 2018.09.08 17:09
This company can be well to meet our needs on product quantity and delivery time, so we always choose them when we have procurement requirements.
By Ivy from Swiss - 2018.11.06 10:04
