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High Quality Column Head Mould

High Quality Column Head Mould

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Introduction of High Quality Column Head Mould:

 

The High Quality Column Head Mould is made of FRP, Silica gel etc. It is used in the production of GRC Component, such as Roman Column Head, Window Frame, Pediment Ornament and Eaves Decorative Rid.

 

Specifications of High Quality Column Head Mould:

 

We can offer Mould for Roman Column Head products, diameter size: 300MM 350MM 400MM 450MM 500MM 550MM 600MM. Other sizes can be customized according to customer requirements.

 

High Quality Column Head Mould

 

High Quality Column Head Mould

Q:this company is sale cemented carbide ,it seems ok ,but I want to know more information about this company .
I am working in Zhuzhou Jingzuan! i know exactly what they are. they are a new Chinese Company, set up at 2009. before 2009, they are known as Zhuzhou Jingcheng. they are dealing with cemented carbide products: CNC inserts, mining tips, end mill, carbide rods, and tungsten bar,tungsten board. and from 2009 to 2012, they are only sale within China, after May 2012, they begin open their international markets. and what kinds of info do you want to know? you can write to me
Q:please i need help cause i don't know y we r doing this experiment in the first place any one ?
um i think you have that wrong tensile strength is a measurement of how strong something is when stretched so i will assume you mean... MORTAR.. not motor testing the strength of mortar is important for knowing how strong it is when bonding things like cement blocks together when building structures, or for doing a parging coat with .. etc..
Q:Make the yard with cement is cheaper or brick is cheaper? thanks!?
Cement is cheaper, by far. And you can color it and stamp textured to make it look like brick.
Q:I dug out a place for fire pit. I thought some cement blocks would be good to keep things in order. I'm looking at circle, and I would like it to be about about 1-2/1 ft. tall. For these twigs and small limbs that keep falling out of my gag-gum pine trees. What u say?
I agree......cement blocks are an unwise choice. Go to a home supply place and get some large stones...however many you need. Set them almost touching the firewood!!......and then start a trial-run fire. Keep it burning for a good couple hours at least. The stones being so close to the fire will get really hot, which is what you want. If any decide to 'blow', they should do it now, and...you don't want to be sitting around the fire either, you just want to keep an eye on it from afar while you're doing other things. Once you're done with this, you should be able to set them in place at the outer perimeter of the pit and be ready for regular use. You see....stones and rocks can contain water. When they get hot the water will expand to boil.....so what you have is like a low-grade hand grenade, and they can crack very sharply and loudly sometimes. Often chips and pieces fly off and they can and have blinded people, and hit people in the face, etc. It's just a dangerous situation that can, and should be avoided. Cement blocks have loads of water in them. It's not a matter of IF they shatter or break.....it's when. Do it right....take the time.....so you can have a safe place to hang around a fire.
Q:In a CSI episode, a guy filled his letter box with cement because his letter box was getting destroyed every night. He had 4 destroyed, had enough and decided to fill the next one with cement. What happened was two guys drove past with a bat, the guy swung to hit the letter box but because it went wrong they crashed and died. The owner buried the letter box, replaced it but of course the CSI team figured it out...and he was arrested. What was the crime he committed? I mean, he had to pay for the replacements so why is he being punished for trying to protect his property? He didn't mean the boys any harm, he was just trying to save his letterbox...
The premise is, the cement mailbox was intended to cause harm to the guys with bats. His intent to cause harm to them, no matter how small, led to their death. Therefore, his actions ultimately led to their death, making it his fault. Its the real thing. Any action you take that is grossly negligent can land you in deep trouble, no matter what your true intentions were. Same premise, different scenario: How about a simple fight at school? You know, just a couple guys throwing a few punches. Well, one idiot catches a blow to the jaw and drops onto the ground, smashing his head and corner of something/anything. He dies from the head injury, that resulted from fall that resulted from the punch. The guy that simply punched him just ate a murder charge.
Q:I am about to move into a new office and it is all carpet...We are a creative agency and really want that cool loft feel- Anyone know the best way to remove all the carpet ( and the glue ) from the cement and then the best way to stain it to look cool? :) We don't have a huge budget and really hope to be able to do this on our own.Thanks for any help!
After stain, neutralizing and dry time I will apply a concrete sealer. Higher gloss products look better, but they become slippery when wet. I would either find an experienced applicator, or practice using sample containers. If you have the floor re-coated have the concrete workers fill and trowel something like shoebox lids so you have some actual floor to practice on without screwing up the real floor. Without knowing the condition and age (old concrete does not stain as quickly as new concrete and new concrete can flake its surface if not neutralized soon enough) of the slab under the carpet I have no way of predicting application rates and richness of colors. Good luck with your project, it has the potential to be quite spectacular with a bit of planning and know-how!
Q:Say that the first line of bricks on the foundation runs parallel to a reference point, let's say a nearby road, and the next line of bricks is put on top of the first line, but this time all the bricks are pointing in a direction that is 90 degrees to the road, and then again the third line of bricks is parallel to the road again etc. Why don't you do this instead? Laying cement and making sure everything's even isn't my strong suit and I want to build a house, so can I do it without cement, just pure brick? Let's say the walls are 4-5 bricks deep.
the cement holds the bricks together.........w/o cement, they would move around and possibly fall
Q:Is there any standard formula to calculate the 1 cubic meter cement for each mix?
Cement quantity of nominal mix 1:2:4 for 1 cubic meter is 6.36 begs. ( 50 kgs / beg) based on 18 begs / 100 cubic feet. how to calculate it for mix 1:3:6? Assumptions: Loose Cement 1440 Kg/ cubic meter Loose Sand 1525 Kg /cubic meter aggregate avarage 1500 Kg / cubic meter 7 cubic meters of loose mix will give 5 cubic meters of solid concrete. 1:3:6, 1 cubic meter of cement + 3 c.m. of sand + 6 c.m. of aggregate will give 10 cubic meters of loose material. when mixed in a mixture will give 10 x ( 5/7) = 7.143 cubic meters of solid containing 1440 Kg of cement. So 1 cubic meter will have 1440 / 7.143 = 201.59 Kg of cement 201.59 / 50 = 4.03 begs/ cubic meters of 1:3:6 mix
Q:we have many cement silos in the factory and i am facing a problem in one of them filled with 100 ton of cement, one of the filter elements came out from the filter body and clogged the cement silo opening, is there any idea how to remove the filter element from the opening without loosing the cement
If you fit a valve to the opening and remove the bag through the open valve, then you can close the valve. You will need to check on the valve type
Q:I used TSP and bleach to clean the floor initially, let it dry overnight, then painted it, let it dry for like a week, and then used a clear cement sealant over top, it's been over a week now and it's still tacky. What can I do?????
The cement sealer might have reacted with the paint you used. Usually cement sealer is meant for bare cement. Try putting fans on it and if the basement is damp put a dehumidifier in it.
ARTS, is engaged in environmental art, GRC projects. Our business scope mainly includes: bridge, embankments,garden fence railings, GRC European component,GRC / EPS prefabricated building component and engineering and garden hard landscape etc. Our company has the capacity of independent mold development and GRC professional equipment manufacture.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Jiangsu, China
Year Established 2006
Annual Output Value Above US$ 10 Million
Main Markets 20.00% North America
15.00% South America
15.00% Eastern Europe
10.00% Southeast Asia
10.00% Northern Europe
10.00% South Asia
10.00% Western Europe
5.00% Africa
5.00% Mid East
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