Import Corten 0.15mm 0.3mm Spring 65mn Steel Strip — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Corten spring steel strip offered by Taian Henson Metal Co., Ltd. is supplied in two thickness options, 0.15 mm and 0.30 mm. The product is available in several grades including 65Mn, 1065, SAE1055 and 1045, each complying with standard chemical composition for spring steel. All strips are manufactured to maintain dimensional tolerance within ±0.02 mm, as required for precision spring applications. The supplier’s listing notes that the strips meet ISO and SGS inspection criteria.

Corten alloy provides a weathering steel characteristic that forms a stable rust‑like patina, giving the strip enhanced atmospheric corrosion resistance without painting. Typical mechanical properties for the 65Mn grade are a tensile strength of around 600 MPa and a yield strength near 400 MPa, which align with industry expectations for medium‑carbon spring steel. The material’s hardness is commonly around 180 HB, offering a balance between flexibility and load‑bearing capacity. Standard industry practice ships the strip in coils up to 1 m width, cut to length as required by the buyer.

These strips are widely used to fabricate springs, suspension components and other mechanical parts in automotive, aerospace and construction sectors. Buyers typically request bulk quantities and may negotiate FOB or CIF terms at Chinese ports such as Shanghai or Tianjin. As the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity or lead time, the importer should confirm those details directly with Taian Henson Metal before placing an order.

Taian Henson Metal Co., Ltd. is located in Tai’an, Shandong Province, China and is classified on the platform as an imported supplier with a harbor trust tier. The trust tier indicates a moderate level of verification, while the response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting limited direct communication through the platform.

The company’s catalogue focuses on steel strip products, including the Corten alloy grades described in the listing. The supplier states that its steel strips are inspected under ISO and SGS standards, although buyers should request the relevant certificates to confirm compliance. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided in the source data.