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Electric & Hot Dipped Galvanized Iron Wire

Electric & Hot Dipped Galvanized Iron Wire

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Specifications

Galvanized Iron Wire
1.Wire diameter:8.0mm-0.7mm
2.Tensile Strength:350-550
3.Zinc coated:10-250g/m2

Electric & Hot Dipped Galvanized Iron Wire

1.Wire Diameter:8 # to 22 #   (4.0mm-0.7mm)


2.Standard Weight: 25-100kg/roll


3.Tensile Strength:350-550N/mm2

4.Material: Low carbon steel wire Q195-Q235

5.Production Process: Processing with high quality low carbon steel wire, through drawing and then annealed or galvanizing

6.Types of Iron Wire:

   a) black (annealed) iron wire

   b) electro galvanized iron wire (zinc coated 10-30g/m2)

   c) hot dipped galvanized iron wire (zinc coated 40-250g/m2)

7. Packaging: Plastic inside hessian woven outside or plastic inside nylon woven outside, or as requirements. 25-100kg/roll

8. Application: Communication devices, medical equipment, weaving of wire mesh,high pressure pipes, construction, arts and crafts, etc.

9.Payment term: TT, 30% down payment and balance paid against copy of BL.

10.Delivery time:7-15 days after receiving the deposit.


Q: can a positive wire connect a negative and positive terminal together, or can a negative wire connect a positive and negative terminal together? This is regard to speakers in a guitar speaker cabinet. using rca speaker wire which is two wires that can be separated. One is positive and the other negative. If you are only using one half of the wire to wire two speakers in series does it matter if it is the positive(the side with the white stripe) or negative one since wiring in series is positive terminal to negative terminal.
effective and detrimental keep on with to DC in elementary words, together with a battery or a skill grant. both of both might want to be grounded, or neither might want to be grounded. For AC, which varies between effective and detrimental voltages many circumstances per 2d, the words effective and detrimental are literally not used. instead, for an AC skill distribution device together with at your position of residing, you've a warm and impartial and a floor twine. The impartial is linked to floor at one element and is the go back for the warm, which has a voltage on it that varies between effective and detrimental voltages many circumstances per 2d. the floor twine is for safe practices. .
Q: Source 115V 20A breakerI have 12/2 wire and want to wire this:GFCI 15A receptacle -to- 15A receptacle -to- 15A receptacleI have basic wiring skills, just need reassurance. Thanks.
Make sure the ground in the panel is connected properly. wire first to the gfi - then feed through - check the directions on the gfi - usually the feed through terminals are covered with a yellow warning tape.
Q: Quick question with hopefully an easy answer. I had a dimmer switch go bad on a light in a dining room. I bought a new switch and put it in. It was working fine, so I thought, then I noticed that when the dining room light is off, the dimmer works on everything else on the circuit, for example outside lights, hall lights, etc. I can dim all of those things when this switch certainly didn't do that before. Also, if the dining room light is on, all of the other things on the circuit I mentioned before do not work at all. I've obviously incorrectly wired the switch somehow, any thoughts on what I did incorrectly and how to fix?
Not sure how to answer this. You only had to remove and reinstall 2 wires from the old to the new switch. You obviously disconnected more wires than needed and screwed it up. No way to tell you what you did wrong without actually being there and sorting out your mess. Sorry , now you need a pro, or you have to go thru it one by one until you find the original wire going to the light, then reconnect everything else the way it was. maybe getting an electrician or someone that knows what they are doing may prevent a wire fire in your walls as you obviously do not know enough about wiring to fix it yourself
Q: i got a fi bl 15dual 2 subwoofer. im wiring it down to 1 ohm.now for the problem. lets say im wiring the positive terminals together. am i suppose to wire it all with positive wire or can i also use negative copper wire? i used two positive wires and one negative wire to hook up the three positive terminals. is this bad? do i need to make all of them positive silver wires?
Wire is wire. lol. There is no positive or negative wire. A wire can carry either a positive or a negative flow. So it doesn't matter whether you have the silver or black or whatever color wire running, just make sure you connect it correctly to the terminals and amp.
Q: In the picture there is a blue wire that is loose, also i just had the starter and wiring changed a month a go. Thanks.
on the big wire connector on the starter.look at it close and you will see the other part. strip the wire and but a new connector on it and put it back on the big terminal on the starter your problem of it not starting will be gone
Q: Why does a thin wire melt and a thick wire glow when put up to the terminals? Explain in terms of resistance and current. Thanks=]
The higher the resistance the more heat will be generated in the wire. A thin wire has a higher resistance in comparison with a thick wire of the same material in the inverse proportion to their cross sections (as long as the length remains constant).
Q: wiring diagram
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Q: Why is it that some wires get hot,having electricity flow throught them,while others don't?And why is it that when there is a lot of resistance in a wire, that it doesn't get hot?Why does the length of a wire has an effect on the temperature of that wire, and how exactly?
we know that the power = i^2 *r where i : is the current through the wire. r : is the equivalent resistance of the current. so this power will be consumed in the wire in form of heat, so if the resistance of any wire increase, the absorbed power will increase. Also we know the resistance of any wire = * l / a where : - = constant, the resistivity of the matter ( copper, aluminum,... ). - l = the length of the wire. - a = cross section of area of the wire. as the length of the wire increase, the resistance will increase, so the power will increase, this lead to increase of the heat in the wire.
Q: what are the ground and power wires for a walmart replacement cigarette lighter?
A cigarette lighter has only one power wire, and a ground which usually consists of the socket assembly that screws into the hole in the dash. The ground is achieved by the housing grounding to the metal dash. The ground could also be a separate wire these days since a lot of what used to be made of steel is now made of plastic.
Q: Okay so bought 2 Kicker Comp C12-8 subs they are single voice coil, and I bought the Kicker DX300.2 amp. I would like to parallel wire thes subs to have a 4 ohm load, But I don't totally get the concept of it. Could somebody explain it, or show me a diagram, or video, or something?
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