Galvanized Iron Wire For Chain Llink Fence

Galvanized Iron Wire For Chain Llink Fence System 1

Galvanized Iron Wire For Chain Llink Fence

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Place of Origin:

China (Mainland)

Standard of Zinc Coating:

GB/T 15393

Model Number:

HY-RD-02

Surface Treatment:

Galvanized

Galvanized Technique:

Hot Dipped Galvanized

Type:

coil wire

Function:

Binding Wire

Wire Gauge:

0.15-6.0mm,SWG,BWG,AWG

Standard:

GB/T 343

Material:

Wire rod :1006 , 1008 , 1018 , Q195 , etc, and zinc .

Elongation:

more than 12%

Package:

Coil package or spool package

Zinc Coating:

zinc with 99.995% purity

Application:

Used in wire mesh, artware , metal hose , binding wire

Galvanized Wire

1.BASIC INFORMATION:
1.SPECIFICATION:BWG8-BWG32
2.WIRE DIA:4.2-0.45MM
3.ZINC COATED: 8-12G/M2(ELECTRO GALVANIZED)

4.TENSILE:350-500N/MM2

5.SURFACE TREATMENT:GALVANIZED

6.MATERIAL:Q195 LOW CARBON STEEL WIRE

2.ADVANTAGE:

OUR FACTORY HAS SPECILIZING IN THIS FIELD FOR MANY YEARS WITH THE FIRST-RATE DRAWING MACHINES AND OTHER PRODUCTION EQUIPMENTS.

AND OUR COMPANY WILL TAKE PART IN THE HARDWARE EXHIBITION EVERY YEAR.

3.PACKING:

COIL WEIGHTED 10-800KG SWAPPED WITH WAX PAPER OR CONNECTED WITH PLASTIC BELT,THEN PUT INTO JUTE BAG.AND OTHER SPECIAL PACKINGS OF CUSTOMERS WILL BE APPRECIATED WELL IMMIDIATELY.

4.USES:

USED IN COMMUNCATION EQUIPMENT,WEAVE WIRE MESH,CRAFTWORK,ETC.

Q: I know that there are wired routers, and wireless routers. Do wired routers do the same thing as wireless routers, without wireless capabilities?: Most if not all wireless routers also work wired! Nearly all of them have at least four wired ports. The access point is the wireless connector, it just connects wireless capable machines to the exact same point within the router as the wired plugs do. A Wired router does not have the internal access point. With a wired router you can add wireless ability by simply adding an access point to them. The AP (access points) cost about as much as a full wireless router so you don't see them used very often but they are available. All the wireless does is eliminate the need for a local cable. Really that's all it does. Any computer connected to a router is connected to the router, wired or wireless makes no difference, although as a general statement the wired machines will be faster! So yes wired and wireless routers do exactly the same thing, they route local traffic for several machines to one broadband connection.

Q: 2 wires and ground to oven with 3 wires and ground: You need to replace the cable with a three wire plus ground.

Q: There are 3 wires where the old floodlight used to be and only 2 wires attached to the floodlight I want to install. How can I tell which wires connect to which... and what is the third wire?: One wire is probably a ground. Is it bare copper or green? If so it's meant for ground. Black is hot and white is neutral.

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?: however way tou ire them as long as they're placed into the comparable amp they each get that plenty output. So 2 subs @ a million ohms is 1000w rms ea and a couple of subs @ 2 ohms get 750w rms ea

Q: Help me, please! I have an old air conditioning system...made in 1985, and the condenser fan went out. Long story short, I bought a new fan and I don't know how to hook it up. The old fan had 4 wires coming out of it: purple, black, green, and brown. The green is the ground and the brown and the purple went to the capacitor, black to power. Then there were two smaller black wires attached to the capacitor and they lead out to other components. My new fan has a green wire, a white wire, a black wire, a brown wire and a brown and white striped wire. My problem is this: I don't know where to attach the white wire or what to do with the two smaller black wires that were attached to the old capacitor. I was told by the gentleman who sold me the fan that I splice the white wire to purple wire - then do I hook that to the capacitor? What do I do with the two smaller black wires that lead out to other components??? (Cap them off???) I am confused and need some advice!: You need to check the wiring diagram that came with the motor. It will show you what wires to hook where. The capacitor is supposed to be hooked into the starting windings of the fan to kick start it initally, then it drops out of the circuit, and the run windings take over. They probably cross-matched a motor, so the same hookups aren't an option, so you will have to go back to the place, take a drawing of what the wires coming out to the old motor are, and what the new wires to your motor are, and have them connect the dots so to speak to give you a new wiring diagram.

Q: Found some electrical wiring resonably priced on craigslist but it says -----8 gauge (AWG), 3 wire, direct burry electrical cableDOES THAT MEAN ITS 3/0 WIRE? Because I need 3/0 wire direct burriedI am looking to buy some extra 3/0 wire and found some on craigslist for a reasonable price....: It means the wire is #8 not #3/0. Also, be very leary of buying wire from unknown sources. A single pinhole in the insulation can lead to failure in a year or so underground.

Q: I have a audiofonics adf-240 and I want to wire it to 1 ohm: you do no longer cord the amp you cord the subs. seem up the wiring optons on your subs and notice the thank you to drop the ohms. remember you will make greater potential yet your amp will run warmer and wont final as long except carried out properly.

Q: I have two alpine 1242d. I need to wire them parallel parallel. Ive seen many pictures on how to do it but im still a little confused. Okay first off do i need any special type of wiring or will my 4awg wire work. Because it shows multiple wire connections where the wires combine. The positive connect from an existing wire already running to the amp. If anyone understand what i mean can you explain it to me. Thank you much appreciated!: First off, your 4 awg wire will work for powering your amp but its right on the edge, I would go with 1/0 if your amp terminals will accept that gauge. Second, you don't have to make all those connections with one speaker wire, that diagram is simply showing you the current path. If you want a really simple way to do this, cut three strips of speaker wire and strip the ends about 3/8 of an inch. stick one end of each positive wire into one of the positive terminals on any voice coil. now run one wire to the + amp terminal, one wire to the other + voice coil on the same sub, and one wire to either of the + voice coil terminals on the other sub. now strip a fourth wire and connect the two + terminals on the second sub. repeat the same procedure for the - terminals. I reccomend using 14 or 16 gauge speaker wire for this. Good luck

Q: I'm trying to install a ceiling fan and I'm looking for some help given my home's wiring. I have a single light switch in the room, and here's what's coming out of the ceiling: 2 white wires, 2 black wires and a ground wire. It seems like a set of white and black originate from the same location (in both cases). My celing fan with light has a remote connection, so there's one black, one white and one ground wire coming from my fan to connect to the ceiling. Can someone let me know how to hook it up so the fan and light both work? Thanks in advance.: Are the 2 black and 2 white wires twisted together? (white with white and black with black). If not then you should connect the black (power wire) to the white going to the wall switch, connect the black from the switch to the black and blue (in the fan). The white of the incoming power line to all the white wires of the fan. The blue in the fan is for the fan light. In the bottom of the fan where the light goes will be a white and blue taped together with wire nuts on the ends. These will be connected to the light black and white. E-mail fireman492000 if more is needed.

Q: I bought this ceiling lamp, and there are 4 wires coming out of it. One white and one black (positive and negative), a bare copper wire for grounding, but there's also a yellow striped green wire. I was wondering what's the latter one for ?In my ceiling I have the black, white and bare copper wires.I'm Canadian by the way: Bare and Grn Yel. are both grounds . Just connect one or the other to the 'bare' in the box.

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