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Ductile Iron Pipe Fittings Made in China is Hot Sale

Ductile Iron Pipe Fittings Made in China is Hot Sale

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1.Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:

DN80-300 bundled with steel belt ( the bundle size see the product detail part) DN400-1200 are in bulk

Delivery Detail:

at least 5days for MOQ

2.Specifications

Ductile iron pipe comply with ISO2531/EN545
1)We are factory
2)Best quality
3)Competive price
4)On time delivery

3.Features:

  • Facilitating high resistance to loadings, pressure and vacuum with high tensile strength,

  • Enabling high resistance to corrosion,

  • Not requiring cathodic protection,

  • Less operating cost since cast pipes have larger nominal diameter than polyethylene pipes.

  • Being the best pipe in case of an earthquake, with its ability of resilience and resistance to impacts without deformation,

  • Long product life, exceeding 50 years,

  • Preserving the quality of water with healthy interior coating.

 4.Applied Standards:

General Design

ISO 2531
EN 545
EN 598

Internal Lining

ISO 4179

External Coating

ISO 8179

Polyethylene Coating (Optional)

ISO 8180

 5.Joint Types:

Push-on Type

TYT Type

Standard Type

6. Diameters:

Pipes

Ø80 – Ø1200 mm (L = 6m, and 5.7m)

Fittings

Ø80 - Ø2200 mm

7. Wall Thickness:

Pipes

C and K classes

Fittings

Class K10 - K12

 8.Test Pressures:

Pipes

for Ø80 - Ø300 mm

50 bar / 40 bar

for Ø350 - Ø600 mm

40 bar / 30 bar

for Ø700 - Ø1000 mm

32 bar / 25 bar

for Ø1100 - Ø2600 mm

25 bar

 

Fittings

for Ø40 - Ø300 mm

25 bar (*)

for Ø350 - Ø600 mm

16 bar

for Ø700 - Ø2600 mm

10 bar

(*16 bar for fittings with PN10 flanges)

 

9.Materials:

Pipe

Ductile iron casting, minimum 420 MPa tensile strength

Internal Lining

Concrete Lining, ISO 4179

Socket Internal 10.Lining

200 micron epoxy coating

External Coating

70 micron bitumen coating on 130 gr/m2 zinc coating, ISO 8179
70 micron bitumen coating on 200 gr/m2 Zn-Al coating (optional)

 

Fittings

Ductile iron casting, minimum 420 MPa tensile strength

Internal Lining

Concrete Lining, ISO 4179
Epoxy Coating (optional)

External Coating

70 micron bitumen coating on 130 gr/m2 zinc coating, ISO 8179
200 micron epoxy coating on 200 gr/m2 Al-Zn coating

 

 

Ductile Iron Pipe Fittings Made in China is Hot Sale

Ductile Iron Pipe Fittings Made in China is Hot Sale


Q:Rowenta doesn‘t any longer seem to be reliable. Believe it or not I am halfway thinking of a mid-level to top notch Panasonic iron. Panasonic seems to be building them right. The other names if you look at the reviews and the customer service, its nothing to write home to mom about. I would be interested if you can recommend a brand either you or someone close to you have had and the iron doesn‘t leak, short out and doesn‘t become the cool iron after a few months. Thanks.
I'm not sure there are so much better and worse irons. I used to think rowenta's were great, but they are very expensive, rather chunky and heavy and to me, don't seem to out perform other irons. For me, the best iron is the least expensive iron that meets my needs. I tend to space out that the iron is on, so I want an iron that turns itself off. I want one that has a range of settings including steam, and it's helpful, but not necessary, that it spritz water. I mostly only use irons for sewing and have owned a number, usually more than one at a time and currently own three. The things that happen to my irons is they get dropped, they get used by other folks on inappropriate things or using bad settings and spoiling them or they get so minerally or the finish wears off the face that I don't want to use them any more. It's mostly death by dropping, repeatedly though. I've never ever had a problem with them shorting, leaking or not getting hot. Iron technolody is just not that complicated, and with using distilled water (a must for with my minerally water) my irons can last for decades, despite almost abusive use when I am sewing a lot. Reviews on irons? Please. They get hot. You press things. It's not rocket science. I even have an antique cast iron iron that sits on my woodstove that I could use in a pinch, if I had to. I suggest whatever they have at Costo or Sears. Both of those stores have good return policies, so if you seem to get a lemon, you can return it. I have purchased irons at garage sales for a buck that became my favorites.
Q:What irons have the more recent technology: the Nike Cci or Ping G5?
The Ping G5 has more technology I think. one of my friends has one of them and he is hitting it better than ever. I also tried Nike Cci, I don't really like the way the Nike made it. I think Ping G5 has more technology
Q:im doing a science fair project on which cereal has the most iron. im using multi grain cheerios, frosted mini wheats(strawberry delight), rice krispies, and trix. ive tried it but i dont have a laboratory scale to weigh the iron. is there any other way i could get the amount of iron?? and what would be a great title for this project.
i know special k original has a good amount of iron. and to find out how much iron there is in the cereals, go to your local grocery store and look at the nutrition values on the box. If there is iron in it it will so say there.
Q:What causes iron in water?
Iron can be a troublesome chemical in water supplies. Making up at least 5 percent of the earth’s crust, iron is one of the earth’s most plentiful resources. Rainwater as it infiltrates the soil and underlying geologic formations dissolves iron, causing it to seep into aquifers that serve as sources of groundwater for wells. --------------------------- I hope this is helpful.
Q:I want to buy a curling iron but not sure what type i should buy. I heard hot tools was great. Is it? I have thick course long hair. Also , are there any other curling irons that would be great for my hair?Thanks!
I had Hot Tool hair straightening iron didn't like it much. I would recommend Turbo Ion. Try doing some research as to what is the most popular.
Q:what happens if you take a blood test adn it comes back saying your iron is way too high?
High iron stores is something to take seriously. It can cause liver damage, diabetes, and heart disease, to name onlly a few complications. The way to lower your iron stores is to have blood drawn, usually twice a month, until the iron stores are down to an acceptable level. After that, you have your iron levels monitored and have additional phlebotomies done as needed. If you cannot get phebotomies, there are drugs that will lower your iron load, however, they are quite expensive--desferal and exjade
Q:the iron i meant was the one we used to straighten our cloth
Ok. Firstly, your grammar is offensive. We believe you are attempting to ask how an iron functions. If this is the correct question, then here is the answer from a textile major's point of view. The combination of the iron's heat and steam breaks the hydrogen bonds that were previously formed into a wrinkled state. When those wrinkled bonds are broken, the weight of the iron straightens out the cloth fibers. When the fibers cool, the hydrogen molecules bond once again in the straightened state. Hope this is understandable! Educationally yours, The ShoeBitches
Q:I am trying to get a normal level of iron cuz Im always being told my iron low
Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for Iron 0 to 6 months, 0.27 milligrams of Iron per day 7 - 12 months, 11 milligrams of Iron per day 1 -3 years, 7 milligrams of Iron per day 4 -8 years, 10 milligrams of Iron per day 9 to 13 years old, 8 milligrams of Iron per day Males 14 to 18 years old - 15 milligrams of Iron per day Females 14 to 18 years old - 18 milligrams of Iron per day Males 19 to 50 years old - 8 milligrams of Iron per day Females 19 to 50 years old - 18 milligrams of Iron per day Males and females 51 years and older, 8 milligrams of Iron per day Pregnant females all ages, 27 milligrams of Iron daily Lactating females age 14 to 18, 10 milligrams of Iron per day Lactating females over age 19, 9 milligrams of Iron per day
Q:this might sound really stupid, but what do flat irons do? do theyy just straighten hair?
That's not a stupid question at all. Flat irons don't JUST straighten hair. you can actually curl your hair by using a straightener. i'm sure there are other cool things you can do with flat irons but those two are the only things that i've heard of. if you look it up on youtube it'll show you a tutorial on how to curl your hair with flat irons.

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