Handrail Mounting Bracket

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Features:

1) Suit diamater: 38.1/43/50.8, 33.7/42.4/48.3mm

2) Material: AISI304 and AISI316

3) Surface: G320 satin finish or G800 mirror finish

4) Payment: T/T 30% to confirm the order, 70% balance payment upon copy of B\L, or L\C at sight

5) Delivery time: 40 days upon advance payment

6) Delivery: By vessel, by air, by express.

7) Package: Clean poly bags+ white box+ carton + pallet.

8) Customer design and OEM: Our engineer team can offer teconical support on customer design, based on your sample or drawing.

Q:I broke my bracket on my left top molar, the very last molar. My braces might be coming off in January but this is the 5th bracket I've broke the last one was from July. I'm 16, amp; I was bored. amp; I was talking on the phone amp; I was chewing on a bottle just as habbit - chewing.so then I felt it break.so 1) I wear rubber bands on triangles on both sides, do I still wear them with broken bracket??2) Can I wait until my adjustment on Wednesday to get the bracket fixed? 3) What can happen between now amp; Wednesday besides movement, will it be a lot of movement , please explain thanks!: Don't worry mine have broke also

Q:I had a bracket on my very back molar, it didn't have a wire to hold it if it fell off. I was eating and I heard a loud noise and when I look in the mirror it was gone. I think I swallowed it. I am wondering if this bracket will do something to my stomach or something!!: If you managed to swallow it without noticing it go down then I would imagine that you'll be okay. If it was going to hurt you, it probably would have by now. Give your dentist/doctor/hospital a call just to be safe and see what they have to tell you, but I have a feeling this sort of thing happens to people with dental work a lot.

Q:BracesI'm not sure if it is because my orthodontist is incompetent (because my sister had her once, which then led her to break something of her braces) or if the glue keeping my brackets together is weak, or for whatever reason. I am not eating anything that could make it pop off, and I'm not DOING anything that can make it pop off. i.e., I cut my food, don't eat anything hard, etc.: i would tell the doctor (main ortho guy) that your brackets keep falling out and see what he says. Maybe he didnt leave the blue light thing long enough to harden the glue. Or maybe you eat food(s) with strong acid levels that eat away at the strength of the glue. If your teeth touch the brackets when you close your jaws all the way down this could be a problem. I broke my bracket this way and the doctor put something called turbos to prevent them from hitting each other. Hope this helps!

Q:I have a '90 Camaro RS. There is a bracket that attaches to torque arm at transmission. The rubber for bracket is gone. Car has serious vibration, and I am wondering if this bracket needs to be replaced. My uneducated guess is that it is there to give support to torque arm. I have asked at several auto parts stores, and even a chevy dealership. Not only have I asked, but I have even showed them the part that I removed from camaro. Can anyone tell me what this part is called, what it is for, if the rubber being gone would cause this vibration, and where I can get a replacement? Thank-you: it is the transmission support bar. go to a junk yard and they can get you one.

Q:assuming my total gross income (income + interest + dividends + stock profits - deductibles) falls under 2010 US 15% bracket. i would pay no CG tax right? how do i state that on the tax returns or will the IRS automatically know?: Step 1. Fill out 1040 schedule D correctly. Step 2. Show income on line 13. Step 3 Show Qualified dividends correctly on line 9b. Don't screw up line 9a. Total is shown in AGI and taxable income. Then when you get to the tax line, you use a worksheet rather than the tax table to calculate the tax. The worksheet splits your income into types. Ordinary (income and interest) and LTCG. After you've figured the tax on ordinary, you'll compare the LTCG with what's left of the 10/15% tax brackets. If any money spills into the the 25% bracket, you'd multiply that chunk of LTCG at 15%. The worksheet is subtle as you never multiply by 0.

Q:e----------------------------------------------------------------------------B----------------------------------------------------------------------------G---------------- 2-2-2--9-9--7-7-7---7-7-7--9-9--5-5-5-----------------------D---(9-9-9-9)----2-2-2--9-9--7-7-7---7-7-7--9-9--5-5-5-----------------------A---(9-9-9-9)----------------------------------------------------------------E----------------------------------------------------------------------------What do i have to do with the notes in the brackets?Thanks: I dont know i tried googling 'guitar tab keys' but nothing came up, my suggestion would be to listen out carefully for the bracketed notes on the song you got the tab from, see what they sound like and work out how to copy them by ear

Q:I have a '02 Saturn SL the bumper hangs on one side and I can't find the bracket which is on the other side for sale anywhere. Does anyone know how to fix or where I can find this bracket, or the correct name for it? It appears this is a common problem with these cars as I have looked at all the other SL models I pass and about 40% have this issue.: do u have a pull-a-part near your check them for the bracket, parts are cheap there and u can see how it fits, remove the 7mm or push pins from wheelwell also open ur truck remove those, also under the cover to i believe, it should slide backwards, bracket should then slide in and push it back on

Q:I bought an old frame from craigslist. I assumed that it was Italian from the info he gave me, the fact it is incredibly lightweight and the really fancy lugs. It was sandblasted and all of the decals and badges were removed. The only identifying marks on the frame were the serial number on the bottom bracket: x33478, and the on remaining bottom bracket cup which had, T.D.C. Made in England, stamped to the side of it.Jumping ahead of schedule, I ordered an Italian bottom bracket (the previous owner measured the BB to 70 mm). When it got here I tried to put it in. Evidently it is not 70 mm (bummer). So I was playing around with it and found out that both bottom bracket cups are left hand thread. I repeat, BOTH BOTTOM BRACKET CUPS ARE LEFT HAND THREAD (not the BB I bought, but the threading on the frame).Sheldon Brown has offered no help on the subject, neither has bike forums, so I am turning to you, Yahoo Answers. Can you help me? What kind of bottom bracket do I need?: This is a long question but bear with me. You are not going to like this. Not at all. There are just 2 possibilities and either one demands that the frame be scrapped. 1) You may have a frame with a Whitworth threaded bottom bracket. The thing here is that they are nowhere near the diameter of any modern unit so the (slim) possibility of being able to retap the bottom bracket is gone. For some reason that I can't get my head around there were a couple of factories that preferred both cups left hand, others that did both cups right hand, and some that did one right/one left BUT it was all Whitworth; 2) There were some bikes made slightly behind the Iron Curtain, in Poland, the Czech Republic, East Germany, and West Germany that had a 2 piece cottered crank. The drive side cup was put in the frame with the bearing surfaces facing out, the crank put through, and the remaining cup installed. These were LH on both sides as well and I have no idea what the threads were- I just know they don't accept anything else. As time went on and the cotterless crank became more the standard, enterprising individuals found other bikes, pulled the old crank and drive side cup out, then refitted with a cup from the donor bike and used a new spindle. I am not aware of those bikes EVER having a factory installed cotterless crank. Like much of this early technology it was quickly overtaken as the Japanese Revolution took over and became more of a standard product. I can only suggest one thing- go to a well equipped shop and ask them to try and chase the threads. Some shops will refuse due to the high cost of the tool, and I would personally refuse because it was already attempted in my shop and failed along with the destruction of a $150 tap.

Q:Hi. I am going to remove the headboard and foot board of my bed to be able to fit it on the other side of the room to achieve more space. However, as stated, it wont be able to have any legs on it to hold it upenter my dilemma. I have heard that you can get such a thing as brackets that will enable you to attach the bed to the wall without having to use legs to hold it up and it will hold it there securely. When I have looked them up, typing in 'wall mountable bed brackets' nothing comes up. Am I saying the wrong thing? I dont know what they're called, or if they exist or where even to find them now. Where could I find these 'bed brackets' or something similar to hold my bed up without having to use its legs.: I haven't seen any brackets designed to hold a bed in the free floating type design. There are for shelves but they do not usually hold much weight and a bed sticks out much further and not only needs it weight supported but that of any occupant and possibly two. This poses some problems as the brackets would have to be large, heavy and fastened to the floor and wall. Now options for you. Cheapest is a metal bed frame that has 4 legs but all are under the bed frame and not sticking out anywhere. Go to bedding stores, Sears whatever or even second hand furniture stores get one for $20. It is 2 rails that go along the side of a box spring and the cross members at each end slide together so it is adjustable for different sizes, many have rollers so you can move the bed if necessary (for cleaning under it, changing sheets etc). Otherwise you need to attach the bed frame to the wall (use the wall studs to attach to) and then either a cable attachment to the ends of the frame on the outer corners going up and attaching to the wall near the ceiling to provide support for the other side of the bed or two legs to support the outside part of the frame but under the edge rather than outside the frame.

Q:for example, if it was 8(5-3x4/6) i have to simplify the number inside the bracket. do i do it from left to right, or do i do the multiplication and division before the subtracting?: always do it in oder of operations, even inside brackets. Using P.E.M.D.A.S

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