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Quotation for galvanized zinc slag on June 10

Jun 10,2019 13:31

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SMM June 10 News: today's galvanized slag main content including tax quotation is as follows: (unit: yuan / ton)

The content below was translated by Tencent automatically for reference.

SMM6 10 July news: today's galvanized slag main content including tax quotation is as follows: (unit: yuan / ton)

Price of galvanized slag in North China name price (including tax) average price rise and fall release time galvanized pipe Slag (95%) 18500 to 19 350 18925 375 June 10 galvanized tower slag (96% to 97%) 18600 to 195 50 19075 375 June 10 Note: the lead content of pipe slag is about 1000-5000PPM; The lead content of Tower Slag is within 100PPM and the Price of galvanized Slag in East China Variety name price (including tax) average price rise and fall release time galvanized pipe slag (95%) 18500 to 19150 18825 375 June 10 galvanized tower slag (96% to 97%) 18600 to 19550 19075 on June 10. Note: the lead content in the slag of the plating pipe is about 1000-5000PPM; Tower slag lead content within 100PPM more historical prices, please pay attention to SMM [historical market]

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