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Hot dipped galvanized wire

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HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED IRON WIRE

Galvanized wire hot-dip zinc-plated and electro galvanized iron wire are the primary wire products of Hengli. The common sizes applied for electro galvanized wire and hot-dip galvanized wire are from BWG6# to BWG30#. Wire with smaller diameter or bigger one also available for customer requirement.

Single coil package for hot-dip galvanized iron wire can be different from 1 kg to 1000 kg. Custom orders for hot-dip galvanized wire also available.


Surface Treatment: Hot dipped Galvanized (zinc coated)
Diameter:0.3mm-5.5mm (BWG6-BWG6)
Tensile Strength:340-550mpa/mm2
Zinc Coating:30-270 g/m2
Big Coil Unit Weight:25-1000 kg/coil
Small Coil Unit Weight:1-10kg/coil
Package:
in common, plastic inside and PP (hessian outside), also can packed with other package according to the requirement of the customers


Common Usage of Hot-dip Galvanized Wire:

this kind of wire is extensively used in construction, handicrafts, woven wire mesh, express way fencing mesh, packaging of products and other daily uses.


Hot dipped Galvanized Steel wire of Power Cable Amouring
CoatingZinc coated, galvanised
Dia.meter0.8MM--5.0MM
Min zincing weight45 g/m2
StandardBS or ASTM
Packingcoil and pallet
Optional Information
HS Code7217200000 Wire of Iron or Non-alloy Steel
PaymentL/C or T/T
LoadingTianjin port
OriginChina
Minimum Order20 Ton


HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED IRON WIRE


Size

0.9mm

1.25mm

1.6mm

2.0mm

2.5mm

3.15mm

Diameter range (mm)

+/-0.025

+/-0.035

+/-0.045

+/-0.05

+/-0.065

+/-0.08

Tensile strength (N/mm2)

           
                        340-550

Elongation (%)

7.5

                      10

Min. Zinc Coating (g/m2)

155

180

195

215

245

255

DC resistence (ohms/km)

216.92

112.45

68.64

43.93

28.11

17.71

Torsion Test (min. Turn)

33

24

37

30

24

19



Q: On the large harness that goes to the radio, I can't figure out what 5 of the wires are for. on the harness they are b3 (light tan/white), b4 (gray), b5 (black), a6 (pink), and a7 (blue).
To play an auxiliary source you'd need to fool the deck into thinking it's a separate factory accessory, like an XM radio tuner or CD changer. That's the purpose of the adapter. If you already have a stock XM tuner or CD changer, and you don't want to use it, you might be able to cut the audio signal wires and connect them to an audio cable running to your MP3 player. Then you can set the head unit for the XM tuner but you'll get the audio from your player. But if there's no factory external source equipped in the vehicle, then this isn't an option for you.
Q: I was doing some homemade circuit wiring and had a plug wired to a push button switch, wired to the load,(lamp light) then wired back to the plug. My question is the first time around I used 14g wire and it worked fine, light came on at the push button. Second time I used the same plug, 16gauge wire wired to the switch, to the load(this time a miniature bulb that sat in a smaller version of those pull lights in closets) and then back to the plug. When it was switched on nothing happened. So I went back to the 16gauge and wired it up and the bulb popped. Is this because the wire used is to small and not rated to carry the amps provided by the wall receptacle?
Maybe an electrician would have done it better and stopped you almost killing yourself or starting a fire!
Q: i need the wire diagram for a kenwood kdcmp4032.... i mainly need to know which wire to hook up the remote wire for an amp.
it is the blue wire now if there are 2 blue wires the one with the white stripe is the amp remote wire the other is for the power antenna and will only activate when the radio is on as in tuner am/fm not when the cd is playing
Q: I have a Hunter 5 minute fan. I have four wires coming from my ceiling. Red, Black, White, and Bare Copper. The Fan has a Green Wire, Black Wire, White WIre,and a Black/White striped Wire. The Ceiling Plate also has green wire. I know to connect the black to black, red to black/white striped, white to white. But for the green and copper wires, do I connect the copper wire from the ceiling to the green wire in the ceiling plate and also to the green wire from the fan?
You are correct. With Romex? type house wiring the bare copper lead is the ground wire and should be connected with both of the green wires.
Q: Where, online, can I find a (color!) wiring diagram for my 1985 Yamaha Virago 700?My motorcycle starter solenoid isn't throwing because the little wire isn't getting connected to negative -- it might be a connection to the handlebar starter switch, or the quot;run/offswitch, or the side stand sensor, or the neutral sensor, or something else! I need to see a diagram so I can tell what that something else is, and to see what color the wires from all those other sensors are.
I need a wiring diagram for a 1984 Yamaha 700 virago
Q: I am hooking up a subwoofer in my 01' civic and i cant figure out where the remote wire from the amp connects to in the back of my new headunit. Do i need a wiring harness? any help would be appreciated thanks
Assuming that you're talking about an after-market head unit, the remote output should be blue/white. If there's no blue/white, look for a blue wire, but if you see both wires then use the blue/white. The solid blue wire is typically a power antenna output, and won't keep your amp turned on when you select the CD player or another source. If you have a stock radio, then I'd suggest connecting your remote wire to the power wire at your cigarette lighter, below the radio. That's typically a key-switched wire in a Civic.
Q: I need to wire a single 120v outlet from the 240v volt wire I use on my compressor. Im installing a 120v electric automatic drain valve on my large shop air compressor. The compressor is wired up with SJ00W 10-AWG, 4-wire power cable (red,green,black white wires). and is rated at 240v @ 15-amp(compressor not wire). The drain valve uses a normal house hold current wiring config. (black,white and open copper)The 240v power supply is the only supply I have near by, (two of them actually) Or I would just wire the automatic valve off an outlet and call it a day. So How do I wire a 120v 3-wire set up from the 240v 4-wire supply? Thanks
Hud is correct. To accomplish this you would need to install a 30 amp subpanel with a 4 to 6 circuit configuration with a two pole breaker for feeding the compressor with # 10 wire and a one-pole 15 or 20 amp breaker with smaller wire (14 or 12 gauge respectively and the appropriate rated 120 volt outlet on that branch circuit). If you have regular 120 volt outlets somewhere nearby (as I think you are saying in your second to last sentence) I would go that route instead.
Q: What are the types of Barbed wires?
depends upon which type of animal you wish to keep in the pen comes in many types and twists - each one different for the job that needs done some of the twists/patterns are for individual farmers - like a signature, its theirs alone - identifies their property lines - that doesn't include razortina wire - that is a whole different thing the tatoo stuff is made up - like a comic book, not real patterns google it for more details too many to type here
Q: Why does a thin wire melt and a thick wire glow when put up to the terminals? Explain in terms of resistance and current. Thanks=]
The higher the resistance the more heat will be generated in the wire. A thin wire has a higher resistance in comparison with a thick wire of the same material in the inverse proportion to their cross sections (as long as the length remains constant).
Q: I NEED TO CHECK IF A WIRE IS GOOD ON A FITNESS MACHINE. HOW DO I KNOW IF ITS GOOD? WHAT SHOULD THE OHMS BE?
This is true for most wires of practical sizes in devices like fitness bikes or treadmills. If you have a multimeter, you will find there is a setting for reading resistance, which is marked in Ohms. If you set the meter for that setting, you will notice that when you touch the red and black probes together, the meter will read ZERO ohms or close to it. There is a little knob somewhere to set it to zero. Then you can read a wire by touching the probes to the opposite ends of the wire. If the wire is sound, the reading will again be zero (equivalent to touching the probes together). If you don't get zero, the wire may be damaged or corroded. Watch for corrosion, which will give you a high-resistance reading. If the wire is one conductor in a cable with numerous wires in it, you will have to look for the opposite ends of the same conductor. They will probably be color coded, which makes it easier. Good luck.

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