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Place of Origin:	Shandong China (Mainland)			Model Number:	WY-J206P
Material:	Q235	processing:	drop forged	surface:	Hot dip galvanized, zinc plating, original color
standards:	EN74/BS1139/AS1576	Noted:	OEM service is available

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	In Bundle or Customer needs
Delivery Detail:	1 month after the contract or as customer's requirement

Specifications

1.Three Year Warranty
2.Operating Friendly
3.Full Safety Devices
4.Provide OEM service
5.Reasonable price

---Kwikstage/ Quikstage scaffolding is a type of scaffolding used in construction and formwork.

---It is extremely popular due to its reliability and easy construction and dismantling abilities.

---Kwik-Stage scaffolding is available in painted or hot dip galvanised treatment.

---The speed and time saving qualities of Kwik-Stage/ Quikstage scaffolding make it a useful aid to construction.

---To assemble the Kwik-Stage/ Quikstage system scaffolding is simple and requires less men to do the job than other types of scaffolding.

--- Assembling and disassembling Kwik-Stage/ Quikstage is not only simple / time saved by the easy construction of the system also cuts back on labour time and saves costs.

Q: Creationists choose to walk across the tooth floss, and make fun of the bridge for being unfinished.: The dental floss, Trying to carry scaffolding would make it difficult to cross the unfinished bridge. With the dental floss I could put it in my pocket and use both hands to help get across the bridge. Also, last time I looked at the concepts of creation and evolution, the creationist believed they were dealing with a finished bridge, perfectly created by God. It is the evolutionist that claim the bridge is unfinished. Makes your picture a rather poor representation of the facts.

Q: I got my scaffold piercing 2 months ago and its always crusting and and is still sore to touch., is that normal??..Also my hair is caught around one of the balls on the bar and I can't get it out :/ and tips?: GO BACK TO YOUR PIERCER. or just dip the area on warm water with sea salt.

Q: I dropped my prices well below the industry average, I have over 20,000 scaffold frames i am trying to get rid of, i have been selling sets for as low as 95.00, but with the economy falling, i cant move them as fast as i was..i have lowered the 5x5 foot frames to below 36.00 and the planks below 14.50. i have tried everything. I guess I have to wait for the economy to turn and keep on giving great deals on the scaffold equipment..this economy is hard on us all..i used to be called THE KING OF SCAFFOLD: Talk to your customers. Find out why they are buying from you. Chances are there are things besides price. Ask them what they would like to see from a scaffold company. Listen. What sets you apart from the competition? What could you do--that your customer would see as valuable--and pay more for?--or give you the order over a competitor for? Yeah, the economy sucks, but someone is getting the business you're not. Sitting around thinking about how bad the market is does nothing for you but give you an excuse to fail. Find good answers to the questions that I've asked you, talk to your customers, and even see what you can learn from the inquiries you don't close. If you're not going to get the order, you can ask why not. If they say your price is too high, they are probably not telling the truth if you are really far below the competition already. If you can't find good answers to the questions I have asked, you have two choices. Expand your lead generation activities so that you get more prospects and keep closing at the same ratio or invest in some sales training to polish your sales skills and raise your closing ratio.

Q: Well, so I REALLY want to get a scaffold. i was wondering how bad this hurt. My mom said when you get your ear pierced up there, it like rots or something. I dont know. So my question is;1.How bad did this hurt?2.How do they do it?3.Whats the smallest gauge you can go for this piercing?: Yes it hurts badly, they just stick a needle through the cartilage, there are different ways they can do it they way they did it for me was the guy stuck the needle through one side then had another needle and stuck it through the other spot. The smallest gauge is 14 i believe thats what i have. It takes about a year to heal, they are prone to develop keloids for you have darker skin, i did develop keloids they hurt.

Q: Looking for good used construction scaffolds to purchase: (Books and Authors?) Most scaffolds are used until they are no longer good--something elemental to their safe operation has broken or failed. I very much doubt you can find one, unless you hear of a high-rise venture going out of business, such as a window-washing company.

Q: A scaffold of mass 51 kg and length 6.0 m is supported in a horizontal position by a vertical cable at each end. A window washer of mass 87 kg stands at a point 1.8 m from one end.(a) What is the tension in the cable closer to the painter? (b) What is the tension in the cable further from the painter?: m? = mass of the scaffold = 51 kg m? = mass of the painter = 87 kg L = length of the scaffold = 6 m d = distance between the painter and end of the scaffold = 1.8 m g = acceleration by gravity = 9.8 m/s? Using the end of the scaffold that is the furthest away from the painter as pivot point, you can find the tension in the cable that is closest to the painter. m?×g×L/2 + m?×g×(L - d) = Tclose×L Tclose = 846.72 N < - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - answer a Using the end of the scaffold that is closest to the painter as pivot point, you can find the tension in the cable that is the furthest away from the painter. m?×g×L/2 + m?×g×d = Tfar×L Tfar = 505.68 N < - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - answer b Check: Tclose + Tfar = (m? + m?)×g (846.72 N) + (505.68) = ((51 kg) + (87 kg))×(9.8 m/s?) . . . . ? 1352.4 N = 1352.4 N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .! Seems OK

Q: Trying to show my friend what it looks like but i cant find a picture anywhere. One of my friends had it so its doable, i just wanted a picture!: you should try googling industrial piercing instead...

Q: In The Scarlet Letter: Your question is not a special ed question. Your question belongs in homework help.

Q: Front facia board needs a light scrape and seal and paint but there are 2 areas that peak at 18 ft high. laying on the roof and looking over is not an option as the roof is concrete tile and unable to find any matching tiles if they break. Need to be 13 - 14 ft in the up for a length of 16 ft or approx 4 hours total. any ideas to avoid rental costs, deposits etc...?: When I painted for a living, I had two options. One way was to use two aluminum extension ladders with jacks mounted on both of them and a walk board strung between them. The other way is to use 2 tall wooden ladders facing each other and run a 1 X 12 between them to stand on. There is always the park a pipck up truck under the eave and put a ladder in the bed of the truck.

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