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Based in China, Xinghui Precision Casting Co, Ltd currently lists five distinct products in its catalogue. The portfolio covers marine equipment and spare parts, including an Anchor, a Cleat, a stainless steel casting, a Hinge, and a Rod holder. These items fall under the HS chapter 73 family for cast iron and steel articles, which is commonly used for customs classification of such components. The supplier’s catalogue groups the products under the categories Marine Equipments & Spare Parts, Anchors, and Stainless Steel Castings. No additional product types are indicated beyond the five listed.
Each product aligns with typical marine hardware specifications; the Anchor and Cleat are classified as hardware for vessels, while the stainless steel casting and Hinge serve broader industrial applications. The Rod holder is a supporting component often used in rigging assemblies. The catalogue does not provide detailed dimensions, but the HS codes for these items generally fall within 7318 (cast articles of iron or steel) and 7315 (structures of iron or steel).
The catalogue offers an Anchor, a Cleat, a stainless steel casting, a Hinge and a Rod holder, all categorized as marine equipment and spare parts. In the marine hardware market, anchors and cleats are typically manufactured from high‑strength carbon steel grades such as ASTM A307 or DIN 19078 and may receive zinc or epoxy coating for corrosion protection. Stainless steel castings for marine use commonly employ grades AISI 304 or 316 that meet ASTM A240 specifications, providing resistance to saltwater exposure. Hinges are often produced from forged or cast steel complying with ASTM A276, while rod holders are usually fabricated from stainless or carbon steel with tight dimensional tolerances. These material choices and grades represent the standard specifications buyers encounter for similar items.
The catalogue includes an Anchor, a Cleat, a Hinge, a stainless steel casting and a Rod holder, all classified under marine equipment and spare parts.
Buyers usually expect grades such as AISI 304 or 316 that comply with ASTM A240 for marine corrosion resistance. These grades provide the necessary strength and resistance to saltwater environments.
The items generally fall under HS chapter 73, specifically headings 7318 for cast articles of iron or steel and 7315 for structures of iron or steel. These codes are used for customs classification of the listed components.
Typical certifications include ISO 9001 quality‑management, ABS or Lloyd’s Register approval for marine use, and CE marking for entry into the European market. Requesting these documents helps verify compliance with industry standards.
Request a mill test report, material certificate, and, if possible, a functional sample of the anchor or cleat to verify dimensions, coating, and mechanical performance. These documents confirm that the product meets the required specifications.
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