Galvanized Barbed Wire in 1.6mm to 2.7mm for Security Fence
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Specification
Material:
Stainless Steel Wire,Galvanized Iron Wire
Cross Sectional Shape:
Round
Application:
Protectiong Mesh,Fence Mesh
Type:
Galvanized
Wild in Width:
2.1M
Surface Treatment:
PVC Coated
Metal Wire Drawing:
Cold Drawing,Hot Drawing
Status:
Soft State,In Hard State,Hard State
Thickness:
Metal Thick Wire
Galvanized Technique:
Electro Galvanized,Hot Dipped Galvanized
Twist Method: Double and Single Twist
Finish: Galvanized
Barbed Distance: 3" to 6"
Surface Treatment: Galvanized, PVC
Barbed Space: 3" to 6"
Barbed Wire Material: Low Carbon Steel Wire or High Carbon Steel Wire
Transport Package: in Roll with Label
Material: Steel Wire
Application: Protecting Mesh, Fence Mesh
Wire Gauge: 12x12 BWG
Barb Length: 12mm
Barbed Lenth: 12mm
Weight: 25kg, 50kg
Specification: 1.6mm to 2.7mm wire diameter
HS Code: 7223000
Product Description
Barbed wire, Alambre De pua
Material: low carbon Iron wire, hight carbon steel wire or high tensile wire, galvanized wire, PVC coated wire, stailess steel wire mesh, etc
Barb distance: 3-6inches; Barb length: 1-3cm
Surfacetreatment: Galvanized(hot dipped or ecectro) or PVC coated
Strand: Single or double; Technique: Single twisted and double twisted
Roll Weight: 1kg ,5kg, 10kg, 20kg, 30kg per roll
Packing: no any packing, or in carton
Application: Protecting, boundary, military, etc
Color: Silver, green or as required
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| Barbed Wire Specification | ||||
| Type | Wire Gauge (SWG) | Barb Distance (cm) | Barb Length (cm) | |
| Electric Galvanized Barbed Wire; Hot-dip zinc plating barbed wire | 10# x 12# | 7.5-15 | 1.5-3 | |
| 12# x 12# | ||||
| 12# x 14# | ||||
| 14# x 14# | ||||
| 14# x 16# | ||||
| 16# x 16# | ||||
| 16# x 18# | ||||
| PVC coated barbed wire; PE barbed wire | before coating | after coating | 7.5-15 | 1.5-3 |
| 1.0mm-3.5mm | 1.4mm-4.0mm | |||
| BWG11#-20# | BWG8#-17# | |||
| SWG11#-20# | SWG8#-17# | |||
| PVC PE coating thickness: 0.4mm-0.6mm; different colors or length are available at customers request. | ||||
- Q: wire diagram and manual
- a small boats wiring cant be very complicated. If you're needing to replace it get a book called Small Boat Wiring or a similar. If you're trying to find a fault with existing wiring simply trace the existing wires remake all the connections as you go. I suggest you pull the lot out redo it properly. Except for the electric start you dont need super heavy cabling for a small boat. Tinned multi strand wire with a core diameter of about 2 mm is fine. Get a roll of red one of black ( or use red/black figure 8 cable) From the battery fit a service fuse of about 15 - 20 amp in line with the positive cable right near the battery. Use only properly crimped screwed or soldered connections. If the connection is ever likely to get wet then cover the connection with a piece of heatshrink tubing with a good smear of neutral cure silicone inside it. The silicone should squeeze out both ends of the tube when you shrink it. Dont make any joints mid run ( never in the bilges). Make sure the wiring is secured where it is out of the way is neat. Support the wire near the connections. Run from the switch panel to each item as a separate circuit, dont daisy chain. Give each item its own cable including the return (black wire) brought back to the panel. Be neat make a permanent record of what you've done. Fuse each circuit with a fuse rated about 50% above what that item should draw. Always carry plenty of spare fuses.
- Q: to which wire in the back of my car radio do i hook my remote wire to from my amplifier?
- I also have a 2006 Toyota Corolla CE with an computerized transmission. If I force it somewhat confusing the worst gas mileage i'm getting is 32 mpg. the utmost i are becoming so a ways became 40mpg in a mixture of 75% city/25% highway making use of. To get that 40mpg i became hypermiling without doing something unlawful or fairly risky (like drafting semi automobiles). On customary although my gas mileage is usually 36mpg. The hypermiling I did... No velocity above fifty 5 mph. Manually cycle the A/C. flow away it off until i could no longer take it anymore then turn it decrease back on for 5 - 10 min. Coast right down to purple lights to make a green. Racing to a purple easy (as many drivers do) is pointless and wastes gas. No rapid acceleration. Coast right down to end signs and indications attempting to time it so i'm next. If no longer a minimum of i did no longer could wait diverse turns to be first in my lane. With wintry climate drawing close i'm going to attempt yet another around of hypermiling and notice if i can get extra advantageous than 40mpg. :)
- Q: I removed the thermostat before marking the wires and I need to know if anyone knows which wires go where?
- Hello Kaitlin: It depends on what wires come from the furnace. You will need to go to the furnace and look at the wires. If it is a gas furnace (with air cond.), there should be a R terminal with a red wire attached this is the power line. The W terminal (heat) has a white wire attached. The G terminal (fan) should have a green wire. The C (common) terminal may have a blue or black wire (or not). The Y (cooling) terminal may have a yellow wire. If it is a heat pump, the wires will be R (power), Y (compressor), O or B (reversing valve), G (fan), C (common), the backup heat has different designations, from W2 to Aux, others. There should be a legend on the furnace to assist. Good luck.
- Q: let me start off with I am not an electrician I just do basic stuff for side work I came in the project at the end. The lady wanted me to wire in 6 receptacles, a light switch and light fixture all on one circuit. everything is good except for the receptacle at the start of the circuit it has the lead/ hot coming in the power to the other receptacles going out and the power to the light going out (3 groups, 9 wires total). normally I would have used a junction box but I didn't pull the wire. How can I wire this. Would a 15 amp receptacle work?
- A 15 Amp receptacle will work, of course, but the receptacle box is most likely already overfilled. So in order to keep the wire count down, your best way to go is to buy a receptacle that uses screw down connector tabs. (NOT the kind that you have to put the wire under the screw, but the kind that you insert the wire into the back and then turn the screw down to clamp onto it!) The receptacle is a little more money but it would be worth the expense to make this hook up work. Hot wire (Black): Connect all three black wires to the back of the receptacle on the brass colored screws. Common wire (White): Connect all three white wires to the back of the receptacle on the silver colored screw. Ground: make a short pigtail of bare copper wire (about 6 or 7 inches long). Then connect the pigtail to the other 3 bare copper ground wires using a wire nut. Then connect the other end of the pigtail to the grounding connection of the receptacle. MAKE SURE THE POWER IS OFF WHEN YOU DO ALL OF THIS SO THAT YOU CAN LIVE TO TELL THE TALE! :-)
- Q: From my ceiling fan I have the following wires: green, white, blue and blackFrom my ceiling I have a bunch of wire in each of these colours: brown, red and orange.Which wires do I connect with each other??
- These are all probably hot-side wires. If you have the knowledge and the tools, find out which wire or wires is/are hot in the box with the switch off. If you have no idea what I am talking about, you REALLY need to find someone who knows electricity. BTW, the wires in the fan are quite simple to decode. The green wire is the ground and attaches to either the box or a ground wire in the box. The white wire is the neutral and attaches to the white wires in the box. The black is the hot lead for the fan and the blue is the hot lead for the light. These two can be combined if you have only one wall switch. Where they attach in the box will be determined by which hot lead is switched. I can probably guess how the box and switch are wired but I may be wrong and that would be dangerous. Call an electrician so you don't burn your house down.
- Q: me and my friend were doing a circuit challenge and we did the same circuit but she used thicker wires. does it make a difference?
- Thicker wires = larger path for electrons to flow through. If the wire was thin, not as many electrons go through it. But a bigger wire means the electrons flow faster and the overall system receives and gives off energy faster.
- Q: my dogs have chewed my central air contactor wire.my ac will not cut on. does anyone knows how to replace them and where to buy replacement wires locally( i live in Dallas TX.) i would like to do it myself instead of spending a lot of money.
- This should be copper wire and a splice could be made with little risk since the thermostat is a low voltage circuit in most cases. Try the local HVAC contractor for some of the type you need. There are different types ( number of conductors) for different controllers so they need to match. If you just have the HVAC contractor do a fall service on the system they can make the needed repairs and prepare the whole system for the winter. It was probably used a lot this last summer so a service is about due.
- Q: Hello,I got a ventilation fan for the bathroom. The fan has 2 wires and there are 2 wires sticking out of the wall.How do I know which wire connects to which wire?What would happen if I connect the wrong wires?
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Galvanized Barbed Wire in 1.6mm to 2.7mm for Security Fence
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2 m.t
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- 5000 m.t/month
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