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Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Wire For Wire Mesh And Cable Armouring

Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Wire For Wire Mesh And Cable Armouring

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Quick Details

  • Steel Grade: 60#,65#,45#,50#,Q195,Q235

  • Standard: AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS

  • Wire Gauge: 0.15-8.0

  • Place of Origin: Tianjin, China (Mainland)

  • Type: Galvanized

  • Application: Manufacturing

  • Alloy Or Not: Non-alloy

  • Special Use: Cold Heading Steel

  • Model Number:60#,65#,45#,50#,Q195,Q235

  • Zinc coating: Hot dip galvanized wire 30g/m2-820g/m2Size: Hot dip galvanized wire 0.15-8.0mm

  • Tensile Strength: Hot dip galvanized wire 355-560 N/mm2

  • Elongation: Hot dip galvanized wire ≥20%

  • Package: Hot dip galvanized wire 20-1200kg/coil

  • Departure port: Tianjin Port(Xingang Port)

  • Material: 60#,65#,45#,50#,Q195,Q235

  • Packing: Coil. Spool. Reel. and so on

  • Galvanized way: Hot dip and ELC

  • Twist: Hot dip galvanized wire ≥20

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Coil. spool
Delivery Detail:After order 20days

Specifications

Hot dip galvanized steel wire
1)0.15mm-8.0mm
2)Low, middle,and high carbon wire
3)Zinc coating from 30g-820g/m2


Treat:hot dipped

Diameter mm

Tolerance mm

Weight of zinc coating(no less than) g/m²

Strength of extension Mpa

Rate of elongation LO=200mm(no less than)

Resistance coefficient Ωmm²/m(20°C)

1

2

1.5

+0.08

-0.04

150

230

355 ~ 540

12

Normal:ρ20≤0.132

With copper:

ρ20≤0.146

2.0

190

240

2.5

210

260

355 ~ 540

3.0

230

275

4.0

+0.10

-0.06

300

480

5.0

6.0

7.0
8.0



Q: How much wire is required?
google awg wire table and find the resistivity of nichrome wire it will have wire of different diameters listed. 1/32 is .031 or 31 mils in diameter which closely approximates 20awg wire 20awg nichrome60 wire has 659 ohms per thousand feet An example if it says 10,243 ohms/1000' you will need (2.2/10,243) * 1000 feet of wire for your resistor to Neville:--- The wire doesn't know what system of units you used to calculate the answer. It works fine in English units.
Q: I have a proj in tle class about solid wire joints and splices and i cant find a picture of 18 of the splices / joints we did at school we needed to like insulate the wires and twist em with each other help!
Electrical Splices And Joints Pictures
Q: whenever i try to connect two electrical wires by twisting them together, i hold the two wires paralell to eachother, grab them with needle nose pliers and turn it. it never seems to work though! if anything, it just breaks the wire and i have to strip more insulation! what am i doing wrong? thx
The best answer before mine is to use a wire cap and someone gave it a thumbs down. Just twisting wires together is NOT acceptable to make a good connection. Someone mentions soldering, but depending on the size wire, the wire nut is the correct answer. It is not just for insulation, and do not compare it to tape. A wire nut provides the pressure needed between the conductors to make a good connection. Twisting the wires before putting on the wire nut is not necessary, but see the instructions for your wire nut. When the wire nut is put on it will twist the wires together and do a better job as such than any pliers can do.
Q: the wires are all cut off. which 2 do i connect and which is which and what is what?
i have a 1989 ford escort the wiring for all is the same red is hot black is ground maybe with a white stripe
Q: I keep trying to strip this damned wire but the copper wire inside the tubeing constantly ends up getting split apart instead of staying together. Im pretty sure Im doing it right Ive done it before easily. The wire is very old though could that be the problem?
There is isia tool called wire stripper available in tools store.Buy one and use it.It can be adjusted for different guague of wires,it cuts only insulation not the copper wire inside,
Q: ok so i have 3 questions.i have an oldsmobile cuttlas supreme and i have a 0 gauge power wire that is 17 feet is that long enough???? and i have 0 gauge ground that is 17 feet is that long enough....and about the speaker wire..i have 8 gauge speaker wire that is 25 feet..is this a good setup.make sure u answer all these questions please thank you..
that sounds plenty fine.
Q: have 0 gauge power wire, but don't have a ground wire! can I use the power wire as a ground wire if I cut a piece off?
Sure, wire is wire. Sometimes you can have noise problems when the grounding wire is too small, but you're talking about 0 gauge so definitely not an issue! This is all provided that you have a way to connect a 0 gauge wire to the equipment you're talking about. Most won't accept that large of grounding wire because it's overboard on size.
Q: Please help. I am trying to fit a new light into a house with old wiring.My new light just has a connection block with 1 blue wire and 1 brown wire. When I removed the old light there are 5 wires coming from the ceiling. 1 black and 1 red coming from one lead and 1 black and 1 red coming from the other. Any ideas how I wire this up. Many thanks.
You have very old wiring if you only have 2 pairs of black and red wires in the ceiling. A modern installation will contain a third pair and also have green/yellow (or bare copper) earth conductors too. The following instructions will make your light work but you should get your wiring checked as soon as possible to bring it up to modern safety standards. One of the cables in the ceiling is carrying your supply current from the fuse box, the other is coming from the switch. You must connect the red wires together with a secure plastic joint block. This will send Live current down to the switch. Connect one of the blacks to the blue wire in the light fitting. This will make the Neutral connection to the light. Connect the other black to the brown wire of the light fitting. This will be the Live connection from the switch. If you have any green and green/yellow wires then you must connect these together because they are the earths. Make absolutely sure that you thoroughly insulate your joint blocks with electricians tape before you secure the fitting to the ceiling.
Q: Just took off the starter on a cavalier and forgot to label the wires. Can someone please send me a diagram of where all these wires go, or just tell me where they go. there are big post and one small one. Please help asap. Thanks.
all wiring with large eyelet end,s go to main solenoid terminal...the large brass/copper post in the center/top. the small wire/wire,s attach to the terminal marked with a S for solenoid. the small terminal to the side. do not place any ground wire,s to either terminal....best of luck.
Q: my questions is what wires go where. i just bought a Hunter thermostat model # 44155c. on my old thermostat the wires are as followes:W2-jumps to quot;F(Yellow Wire)F-Yellow WireO/B-Light Green WireR-Red WireG-Dark GreenC-Red Wire Y-Yellow WireMy new thermostat has these options:RH, RC, G, Y/O, W/B, Y1can anyone tell me what wires go where?thank you
you were suppost to mark the wires by which they were screw to by color code; w rd blk etc.and then wire to new unit with same color code, some terminals need a small branch wire to bypass, lets say an ac with a heat pump.Ok now this is what an ac man will do, he will go to the compressor and write where the wires there are wired and then he would look up the color code and put the wires where they go. Also i relie heavily on the 800 help line number.Some ac men will put different colors on the wrong terminals, put a sticker on the unit and when there is trouble, they will call him,if all the wires were black and he knowes where they go, you see. A trusted ac man would be a great help,and remember, you're checking at the wall, not at the unit where the signals are not being recieved correctly, the thermostat is the brain, and one more thing, you are on the right track, because a progamable thermostat can save you a lot of money especiall if you're gone a lot.

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