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UGB Steel (Guangdong UGB Steel Co., Ltd.) is a stainless steel manufacturer and processor in Guangdong, China, with 12 partner rolling and processing lines and 30,000 m² of warehousing. We supply cold rolled coil, hot rolled coil, sheet, medium plate, cookware circles and custom-fabricated parts in 304, 316L, 201, 430 and 2205 duplex stainless steel. Every batch ships with an EN 10204 3.1 mill test certificate; ISO 9001 quality system; SGS / BV inspection on request. Processing: cut-to-length, slitting, leveling, brushing, polishing, PVC film, laser and waterjet cutting, bevelling and drilling. Export to 60+ countries with FOB / CIF / CFR terms. Send your drawing or inquiry list — quote within 24 hours.
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Tiepu Industrial Zone, Chaoan District, 521000, Chaozhou, China
- 19988297755
- ugbsteel@gmail.com
- ugbsteel.com
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