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Standard:	ISO	Material:	dodular cast iron or ductile cast iron	Surface Finish:	natural or zinc plate
Colour:	natural colour, white, yellow	Formwork Accessories:	suitable for dia 15/17mm tie rod

Packaging Detail:	in pallet or wooden case or as customer's require
Delivery Detail:	15-30 days after receive the deposit

1.Surface: galvanized
2.Material: steel
3.Produced in our own factory.
4.Samples are available
5.Tensile strength

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Formwork galvanized Wing nut

Details of wing nut

1.Surface: galvanized

2.Material: steel

3.Produced in our own factory

4.Samples are available

5.Tensile strength

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Q: I'm gonna be getting piercings this weekend, so i know im already getting my nose. but i want to get my ear. like barbell? so what's the difference between Scaffold and Industrial?: They're the same thing. Different places call them different things.

Q: How to solve the problem of scaffold pipe repair: Easy to move, straightening, derusting, ash removal, painting can be completed on the same machine at the same time, labor saving, labor-saving, easy to operate, can be adjusted 48mm Phi - Phi 51mm of all types of steel pipe

Q: i have lived in york for ten years and have been told many times that the minster in york has had scaffolding up for decades and that it has to stay there for political or religious reason there is never any work done or indeed workers on the scaffolding. can anyone shed any light on the matter for me or is it just an urban myth and nothing more than on going restoration.: York Minster Scaffolding

Q: What are the requirements for the construction of the scaffold eye in the building?: Optimistic, the most comprehensive!5.2.5 scaffold EngineeringA. accessories(1) selection and calculation basis of structural parts

Q: So I had a scaffold/industrial done about 10 weeks ago, and its been infected at the top hole only for about 3/4 weeks. It has like a little bubble near the hole and sometimes its filled with pus a little bit and sometimes its not. Well I went the doctors about 2 weeks ago and he prescribed me a weeks worth of antibiotics as well as anti-septic cream. So I took the pills for a week and it was clearing up, I was also applying the cream twice a day. But then yesterday I noticed the lump has gotten a little bit bigger. I don't know what to do, should I take it out? But I really don't want to. And plus the doc said to wait up to 3 weeks and if nothings changed to go back and take it out. If I continue to use the cream, will it eventually go? Thanks :): If so, its hypertrohic scarring, a common occurence in cartilaginous piercings caused by too much jewelry movement/improperly fitted jewelry. It can be treated by applying tea tree oil to the bump once or twice a day.

Q: Im 18 years old and maleI have 4 piercings. On my left I have my lobe and a double helix (a type of cartilage piercing). On my right I have a scaffold/industrial. I know I want another piercing on my right ear, but cant decide what to get. Any input is greatly appreciated.: conch would look great and not make it look to cluttered go for it :)

Q: A 67.0- painter is on a uniform 21- scaffold supported from above by ropes. There is a 3.8- pail of paint to one side. The ropes are 1m inside the scaffold on each side. The pail is 1m away from the left rope and 3m from the right rope. The scaffold is a 6m. How close to the right end can he approach safely? How close to the left end can he approach safely?: First of all...no units, no answer. Second of all...according to OSHA (Occupation Safety and Health Administration), NO ONE can walk on a scaffold beam outside the support ropes OR SET ANY OBJECT DOWN outside the support ropes. Hence the answers for both questions are 1 meter. It doesn't matter what a calculation will yield...NO ONE can walk on the beam outside the support ropes safely. Even if a torque balance yields that it will not put the ropes in compression and buckle them...it still isn't considered to be safe by OSHA if the painter is outside the ropes.

Q: Can anybody provide me the formula for calculating scaffold volume on circular tank?: Step 1. Measure the diameter of the tank (D). Step 2. Measure the height (h) for a vertical tank or length (l) of a horizontal tank. Step 3. Calculate the cross-sectional area of the tank using Equation 1. Equation 1: Cross-sectional Area, A = 3.14 x D x D/4 Step 4. Calculate the volume of the tank in cubic feet using Equation 2. Equation 2: Volume in cubic feet = A x h [for a vertical tank] Volume in cubic feet = A x l [for a horizontal tank] Step 5. Convert the volume of the tank from cubic feet to gallons using Equation 3. Equation 3: Volume in gallons = (Volume in cubic feet) x 7.48

Q: ..or anytime around whenThe Scarlet Letter was written.I am doing a paper on why the three scenes at the scaffold were so significant.So I decided to include the history of scaffolds, but I can't seem to find any information on them.help please? :]SOURCES..if possible! :]: Mostly the person would be taken onto the scaffold , a rope fixed around their neck, and then the trap door would open and they would drop through and choke to death , very rarely did the neck break in those days , so relatives and friends would pull on the legs , thus to speed up death. Earlier in history people were strung up from trees , and sometimes stood in the back of a cart which was driven away leaving them dangling. The platform on which the guillotine was stood was also called a scaffold at times. These executions were turned into social events and hundreds of people used to go to look.