JCD Formwork wing nuts for construction scaffolding

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Packaging Detail:	BAGS AND PLYWOOD CASES
Delivery Detail:	30DAYS

Formwork wing nuts
1.Material:Casting Iron
2.Surface: black, Gal.Zinc
3.Weight:0.45KG
4. Fit for Dia.17mm/15mm

Product Description

Formwork wing nuts for construction

material: nodular cast iron / ductile cast iron

surface: galvanized or natural colour

base plate size: dia.70mm / 80mm / 90mm / 100mm / 110mm

tensile strength: more than 195KN

colour: natural, white, yellow

quality level: high quality

supply ability: 800tons per month

customized: available

	Product/Service (We Sell):	Precast System,Scaffolding,Casting and Forging,Pipe Fitting
	Number of Employees:	501 - 1000 People

	Main Markets:	Northern Europe Western Europe Mid East Southeast Asia Eastern Europe South America North America
	Total Annual Sales Volume:	US$5 Million - US$10 Million
	Export Percentage:	91% - 100%

Q: How to solve the problem of scaffold pipe repair: In the construction of the bending, torsional irregular steel tube to adjust the straight, mechanical transmission, reasonable structure, high efficiency, safe and reliable

Q: The bottom of the cantilever scaffold must be provided with the sweeping rod: The quality standard of the foot hand frame fittings: 1, steel pipe: (1) the steel pipe adopts the outside diameter is 48mm, the wall thickness is 3.5mm, the quality standard of the foot hand frame fittings

Q: What's the film where gene Kelly dances on scaffolding? And at a gym?: I think it's Living in a Big Way.... I could be wrong...

Q: why scaffold need for inspected within the preceding 7 days and after adverse weather condition?: It is a work safety issue. Past experience has shown that scaffolding sometimes gets modified by unqualified people (or weather) resulting in injury or death.

Q: Okay, quick question. I dropped into a couple of piercing studios yesterday to inquire about getting a scaffold done. Both places informed me that it's not a good idea to have it pierced with a bar straight off, as the pressure from the jewellery combined with the swelling when first pierced can seriously slow down the healing rate. Is this true? The second place said they will pierce both holes with rings, and these can be changed to a bar after around 6 to 8 weeks.Is this the best option? Thanks for any replies.: Having one bar can definitely put a lot of pressure on the piercing but it's the best way to go about getting an industrial piercing. It can be a difficult piercing to heal is all. If you get two rings it is very likely that one will slightly migrate in angle and that is going to make it impossible to properly fit a bar through the two holes. Plus, 6-8 weeks would be WAY way way too early to change a cartilage piercing. Try 6-12 months. And an industrial will never reject simply because of the bar, it will reject if it was pierced incorrectly or on someone's ear that is not anatomically correct for the piercing. And I promise, from someone who has had helix piercings done with rings and with straight barbells as well as having one single barbell through my industrial your hair can get caught on them all. If the bar fits properly the balls should fit pretty snugly against your ear.

Q: ..or anytime around whenThe Scarlet Letter was written.I am doing a paper on why the three scenes at the scaffold were so significant.So I decided to include the history of scaffolds, but I can't seem to find any information on them.help please? :]SOURCES..if possible! :]: Mostly the person would be taken onto the scaffold , a rope fixed around their neck, and then the trap door would open and they would drop through and choke to death , very rarely did the neck break in those days , so relatives and friends would pull on the legs , thus to speed up death. Earlier in history people were strung up from trees , and sometimes stood in the back of a cart which was driven away leaving them dangling. The platform on which the guillotine was stood was also called a scaffold at times. These executions were turned into social events and hundreds of people used to go to look.

Q: improper design of formwork and scaffolding, not adequate braces and supports, improper handling, corrosion of material is several factor of formwork and scaffolding failure. it is estimated that more than 3000 accidents involving falls from scaffolds and 30 fatalities: Well, it seems you came close to answering your question. But are falls a scaffolding failure? For me failure means that the scaffolding sagged or fell - which may result in injuries with or without falling as when the failing scaffolding falls on a worker on the ground. I would think that major causes of failure as I defined it would be inadequate or failed attachments to the building and failure of ground support for the structure. Question needs to be improved to define what you need in answer and avoid conflict between question and detail.

Q: Who knows how much the amount of the main material used to take one square metre of conventional double row scaffolding (within 12 meters). For example, how many kilograms of steel pipe, the number of fasteners. The content of the quota is low, I am also very confused, to the completion of the work of the scaffolding rental fees. Very urgent, I hope to know the user to answer. Accident report: (less than 12 meters), such as how many kilograms of steel pipe, the number of fasteners

Q: Rather than buy tensile steel rods to reinforce concrete I wonder whether I can effectively recycle scaffold tubes that are presently on my roof.: You can, but I can think of two reasons why it might be unwise. Firstly, reinforcing bars are ribbed to provide a key between the concrete and the steel, whereas scaffolding bars are much smoother. This leads me to believe that scaffolding bars, weight for weight, wouldn't be as effective as reinforcement bars and you wouldn't have as much reinforcing action as you think. In extremis, you could end up with an under-reinforced concrete beam which will be brittle - reinforced concrete is usually deliberately slightly over-reinforced so that the behaviour close to failure is ductile, as it gives you time to run away. Secondly, scaffolding bars are hollow and reinforcement bars are solid. In reinforced concrete, the alkalinity of the cement paste helps to protect the reinforcement from corrosion - the reason for specifying a minimum cover - but the inside of your scaffolding bars would not benefit from this and so I'd worry about the risk of shortened life due to rusting from the inner face. At least when reinforcement bars rust they tends to spall the concrete cover off, which you see happening.

Q: hi, ive had my scaffolding for a little over a month now, and one of the holes has started going really weird. on the top, its swollen and sore on one side, and on the bottom, its the same but on the opposite side. not sure if its infected ir being rejected by ear, which ive heard can happen. i would like to keep it in if possible,as i love it. any help welcomed :) thanks xx: Normally if there is an infection it is very very sore, red, warm to the touch, and secretes yellow or green pus. It sounds like you might also be possibly forming a keloid, but most likely it is just irritated. Continue with your sea salt soaks (hopefully thats what your doing) and go down to your piercer and have them check it out if you get too worried about it.

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