High Carbon Steel Wire for Flexible Duct,Mattress Spring,Brushes and Ropes production of cnbm

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Steel Grade:	45#,60#,65#,70#,SWRH72A,SWRH72B	Standard:	AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS	Wire Gauge:	0.2-13mm
Place of Origin:	Shandong China (Mainland)	Type:	Ungalvanized	Application:	Making spring,mattress,wire rope
Alloy Or Not:	Non-alloy	Model Number:	Carbon steel wire	Brand Name:	WS
sample:	available	Delivery:	in time	usage:	making spring, mattress, wire rope
ISO:	yes	BV:	yes

Packaging Detail:	Coil Packing,Z2 Packing,Z3 Packing,Spool Packing.
Delivery Detail:	Within 10 days

1.Diameter range:0.2-13mm
2.Main application:making spring,mattress,wire rope.
3.Standard:GB4357,DIN17223,JIS G 3521

Standard:DIN17223:

High Carbon Spring Steel Wire
wire diameter(mm)	Tensile Strength(N/mm² )
wire diameter(mm)	Grade A	Grade B	Grade C
0.30		2370-2650
0.40		2270-2550
0.50		2200-2470
0.60		2140-2400
0.70		2090-2350
0.80		2050-2300
1.00	1720-1970	1980-2220
1.20	1670-1910	1920-2160
1.40	1620-1860	1870-2100
1.60	1590-1820	1830-2050
1.80	1500-1780	1790-2010
2.00	1520-1750	1760-1970	1980-2200
3.00	1410-1620	1630-1830	1840-2040
4.00	1320-1520	1530-1730	1740-1930
5.00	1260-1450	1460-1650	1660-1840
6.00	1210-1390	1400-1580	1590-1770
7.00	1160-1340	1350-1530	1540-1710
8.00	1120-1300	1310-1480	1490-1660
9.00	1090-1260	1270-1440	1450-1610
10.00	1060-1230	1240-1400	1410-1570
11.00		1210-1370	1380-1530
12.00		1180-1340	1350-1500
13.00		1160-1310	1320-1470

Q: What would the wire size be for a 3 phase 4 wire - 480/277V - 400A panelboard. Would it be (3) 600mcm w/ (1) 1/0 ground?: Well not quite: 1. The panelboard is 4 wire therefore the (3) in the description would be (4). The 4th wire is for the neutral and required if you are using the 277. Otherwise the panelboard is a 3 wire board and no 277 2. 600 kcmil copper with 75°C insulation is able to carry 420 A as long as the ambient temperature < 86°F (30°C) and are installed by themselves (not in a raceway/cable tray with other power conductors). If the conductors are aluminum, the temperature is hot, the installation has multiple conductors in the same raceway/cable tray, or the distance is of sufficient length resulting in unacceptable voltage drop, the cable must be derated -- read you must increase the size to 750 kcmil or increase the insulation rating to 90°C The ground conductor should be of sufficient size

Q: wire diagram and manual: From Rinker. Or from Nautic Global Group as they now own Rinker since their merger with Godfrey Marine.

Q: I want to install an LED and I need to splice into a wire.How exactly do you connect a new wire to an old wire? Do I cut it? Then what? Solder?: 1 way you can do it is cut the wire, peel both ends and use a 3 way butt connector. hook the wire you cut in the butt connector and the wire your wanting to run in the end that,s open.

Q: i got this switch with numbers 1 , 2, 3, and 4 on it and 4 wires red, green, and two black. Which wires go to which number?: Well it is defintely a 3 way switch. The fourth (green) wire being the ground. I can't tell you by the numbers, but I can tell you by the screws which wire goes where. If it does not apply to your switch you may need to go get a new one. They are inexpensive. The green, ground wire goes to the screw that is usually attached to the arms ( metal extentions that hold against the sheet rock. Now you need to find the red and black wire that are together. Look inside the box where the wires come in and you should be able to tell if the red and black are in the same sheathing. These are your travelers. The travelers need to go on the two screws that are across from eachother. One goes on the right side and one goes on the left. Does not matter which side. The last black wire, depending on which of the two 3 ways you are at is either your power or your light leg (wire going to your light). This wire goes on the last screw. Hope this was helpful.

Q: i have two 12 gauge wires running from my battery to my sub amplifier, does this effectivly mean i have 6 gauges. each wire has a 15 amp fuse so does that also mean i have a 30 amp fuse?: Chances are that it would be far more reliable to use a 6 gauge wire. The fuses should be fine, but check to make sure they aren't titanium-based, as they could possibly corrode with the setup you have going. Also, when you rewire for the first time, make sure to check the connections for the first 10-15 uses to make sure they aren't interfering with any radio signals, as this is a hazard.

Q: Is lime wire any good????: i have tried a few different places and i keep coming back to lime wire so YES it is!

Q: I have two kicker cvr 12s looking to wire them to an acoustic 601se amp can someone please tell me how to wire them like by matching the dots up and stuff.: Kicker Cvr 4 Ohm Wiring

Q: wiring diagram: just connect the ground (most important) and the black is hot the white is neutral. the ground is the bare wire. If you get it backwards the blades will spin in the wrong direction. just reverse the white and black. If you need to wire it to a 3-way switch, well I don't want to get into that.

Q: putting new plug on wire. which wire connectswhere?: If you're talking about a ''polarized'' plug the hot wire (usually all black) will attach to the narrow side. And the neutral (usually with a white stripe) will attach to the fat side.

Q: I'm trying to hook up my second phone line. I have a red, green and yellow wire in the cable, but no black wire. Is there a reason for this? And what can I do to get the second line up and running? thx: the wire you have is designed for 1 line only. Back in the day the yellow wire was used to carry ground because ground was necessary for old circuits. Ground is no longer needed so in order to get two lines you need at least a two pair wire (meaning four wires) you might have to run a new wire unfortunately or just keep that one and run another to separate jack.

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