The Customer Ordered 12 Inch Blind Flanges Was Already Shipped

The customer purchased a batch of 12 " flange model, Blind Flanges, Number of 12 Inch Blind flanges, 500 tablets, 12 " Inch Blind flanges Engineering Pressure 150LB, This batch of 12 Inch Blind flanges is ASME B16.5, The raw material for 12 " Inch Blind flanges is A105, The single weight of the 12Inch Blind flanges is 43.7, The shipment weighs about 21,850 K G S net, Can walk through a container, The latest shipping date is March 28, We should arrange the production of the purchase order in time, With the heavy spending of our colleagues in the various departments of our factory, Transport the 12 " Inch Blind flanges to the Tianjin port by car on time, On time, The 12 Inch Blind flanges ordered by the customer were shipped to the ship within the specified time. 12 Inch Blind flanges is used for the connection between pipe fittings and pipe fittings, and is mechanically best processed in all flange products.The corrosion resistance of 12 Inch Blind flanges forging process is very good, generally in addition to a few hydrogenators, can withstand the corrosion of a variety of chemical media, and has good acid resistance, alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, no rust, not corrosion, will not multiply bacteria, no electrochemical corrosion characteristics. The basic process of 12 Inch Blind flanges forging process is feeding, heating, pre-forging, final forging, upsetting, lengthening, punching, bending, twisting and cutting. In 12 Inch Blind flanges forging, accurate feeding according to the actual demand and size, pre-forging through heating and then final forging; Upsetting is the process of reducing height and increasing cross section; lengthening is decreasing cross section area and length; 12 Inch Blind flanges punching refers to drawing various shapes on steel plates and materials to meet different requirements; bending has cold and hot bending.Cold bending at room temperature is often done by a fitter.When the 12 Inch Blind flanges workpiece is thick, bend under heating, called hot bending, often done by forging; and after cutting and forming.