Bright Steel Wire for flexible duct, mattress spring

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Loading Port:: China Main Port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1 m.t./month

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Steel Grade:	steel wire	Standard:	AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS	Wire Gauge:	0.3-13mm
Place of Origin:	Zhejiang China (Mainland)	Type:	Drawn Wire	Application:	Manufacturing
Alloy Or Not:	Non-alloy	Brand Name:	cnbm	steel wire:	bright steel wire for flexible duct,mattress spring

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Coil & spool or according to customer's request.
Delivery Detail:	15 working days after receiving the deposit

Specifications

Bright Steel Wire for flexible duct, mattress spring
High tensile strength,small tolerance
Being used for flexible duct,mattre

Bright Steel Wire for Flexible Duct, Mattress Spring

1. Material: Q195,Q235,45#,60#,65#,70#,72B,80#,82B,65Mn

2. Surface Coating: uncoated
3. Characteristic: High tensile strength,small tolerance
4. Packing type: Spoolless coils;

Catch weight coils

5. Application: Mainly used for flexible duct, mattress, car cushion, bicyle springs etc

6.Remarks during use and handling:
a. During transportation, handle softly and carefully, avoid bumping and damaging the steel wires. Moisture and rain prohibited. Steel wires must be stored in dry warehouse
b. Pay attention to the direction of steel wires when paying-off. Be sure the spools or coilis rotationg freely as to achieve identical tension of all the steel wires

c. If the single unit package can not be used up,the remained wire should be repacked to avoid oxidizing.

Technical parameters

Diameter mm	Deviation mm	Tensile strength MPa
Diameter mm	Deviation mm	B Grade	C Grade	D Grade
0.30	±0.014	2010-2400	2300-2700	2640-3040
0.32	±0.018	1960-2350	2250-2650	2600-2990
0.35		1960-2350	2250-2650	2600-2990
0.40		1910-2300	2250-2650	2600-2990
0.45		1860-2260	2200-2600	2550-2940
0.50		1860-2260	2200-2600	2550-2940
0.55		1810-2210	2150-2550	2500-2890
0.60		1760-2160	2110-2500	2450-2840
0.65	±0.02	1760-2160	2110-2500	2450-2840
0.70		1710-2110	2060-2450	2450-2840
0.80		1710-2060	2010-2400	2400-2840
0.90		1710-2060	2010-2350	2350-2750
1.00		1660-2010	1960-2300	2300-2690
1.20	±0.03	1620-1960	1910-2250	2250-2550
1.40		1620-1910	1860-2210	2150-2450
1.60		1570-1860	1810-2160	2110-2400
1.80		1520-1810	1760-2110	2010-2300
2.00		1470-1760	1710-2010	1910-2200
2.20		1420-1710	1660-1960	1810-2110
2.50		1420-1710	1660-1960	1760-2060
2.80		1370-1670	1620-1910	1710-2010
3.00		1370-1670	1570-1860	1710-1960
3.20	±0.038	1320-1620	1570-1810	1660-1910
3.50		1320-1620	1570-1810	1660-1910
4.00		1320-1620	1520-1760	1620-1860
4.50		1320-1570	1520-1760	1620-1860
5.00		1320-1570	1470-1710	1570-1810
5.50		1270-1520	1470-1710	1570-1810
6.00		1220-1470	1420-1660	1520-1760
6.50	±0.045	1220-1470	1420-1610
7.00		1170-1420	1370-1570
8.00		1170-1420	1370-1570
9.00		1130-1320	1320-1520
10.0		1130-1320	1320-1520
11.0	±0.055	1080-1270	1270-1470
12.0		1080-1270	1270-1470
13.0		1030-1220	1220-1420

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Q: Where is itI have a 1996 Honda Accord with a pioneer deh-p6400 head unit. I tried to install an amp. Held the ground to soem metal and tried to get it to turn on. I tried the power antennae wire and it didnt' work. Nothing seems to work. I dont want to splice any wires or anything: The pioneer head unit should have a 'remote' wire that is energized while the head unit is turned on. you could also tap a fuse that is energized while the key is in the on position, such as the windshild wipers, or the pwr window fuse. Then the amp will come on whenever the kar is turned on.

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Q: I bought Nexxtech Evolution series 16 gauge 30' wire to be able to bring my rear speakers farther back in my room. I have an Altec Lansing 5.1 speaker system with remote and all the speakers connect to the back of the sub. (front are red wire, center is blue, and rear is gray) they are all have the black wire and the colored wire. The wire I just bought are brown, and have a stripe of gray on the second wire (polarized wires) but the ones I bought are much thicker wire... will it still work to just strip/twist/tape the wires to extend the rear speakers? or did I buy the wrong wire? and also, how do I know which to twist with which? (the ones I bought aren't really that clear on which is which... which end is positive and which is negative).Answer quickly please!: You are going to strip twist the wires together to make it longer? Just be really careful that the wires don't touch and short, that can blow out the reciever. It would be best to get some heat shrink tubing to cover the wires and then you could use a blow dryer to apply heat. This makes a tight secure connection. I think Radio Shack sells it. As to which wire is - and * you can connect speakers either way and it won't damage them. So why do speakers have red and black connectors? Well to get the best sound they should be in phase. To show what I mean take a flashlight battery and connect it to a speaker. If you connect it one way you'll see the speaker cone push out, reverse the battery and speaker cone will pull in. So what you want is all speakers wired the same way for the best sound.

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Q: When you buy new earbuds/headphones there are usually two wires connected by a thin piece of rubber.Is it ok to split the two wires that are joined together when you buy them? Im wondering because i need the extra length.: Its possable on some headphone wire to do that; on others the jacket is too thin and you run the risk of exposing bare wire , if you do expose bare wire I suppose you could cover it with electrical tape....

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