April 17, 2020 SMM casting aluminum coil processing fee quotation

Published: Apr 17, 2020 12:06
April 17, 2020 SMM casting aluminum coil processing fee quotation

SMM, 17 April:

This week, the processing fee of cast-rolled aluminum coil is mainly stable. The 1060 pressing board processing fee in Shandong, Henan and Inner Mongolia is between 450-700 yuan / ton, the 1-series PS base material processing fee is 450-700 yuan / ton, 1100 decorative board processing fee is 450-700 yuan / ton, 3003 oil tank material processing fee is 650900 yuan / ton, 3102 air conditioning foil blank processing fee is 650900 yuan / ton, 8011 air conditioning foil billet processing fee is 500-750yuan / ton. 8011 the processing fee of food foil billet is between 550 and 800 yuan / ton. According to feedback from casting and rolling aluminum coil holders, due to the sharp decline in aluminum prices compared with the previous year, the casting and rolling capacity of some manufacturers has been reduced, resulting in a reduction in market supply, but the increase in casting and rolling processing fees is relatively small, and the market presents a situation of weak supply and demand.

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