Mounted Stair Handrail Bracket

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Detailed Product Description of Mounted Stair Handrail Bracket

1) Suit diamater: 38.1/43/50.8, 33.7/42.4/48.3mm

2) Material: AISI304 and AISI316

3) Surface: G320 satin finish or G800 mirror finish

4) Payment: T/T 30% to confirm the order, 70% balance payment upon copy of B\L, or L\C at sight

5) Delivery time: 40 days upon advance payment

6) Delivery: By vessel, by air, by express.

7) Package: Clean poly bags+ white box+ carton + pallet.

8) Customer design and OEM: Our engineer team can offer teconical support on customer design, based on your sample or drawing.

Q: Can anyone explain what is the machining operations involve in producing a bracket?: Could be any combination of operations, depending on the design. Simple right angle bracket, cut off a length of L section, drill a hole in each side and you are done. Deburr the sharp edges and clean before delivering the part to the customer. More complicated bracket, more machining. They can be cast, stamped, or injection molded. Loads of different ways depending on application and volume.

Q: for the fourth time my back bracket fell off and the wire is hanging out. It's not poking me or anything so it isn't an emergency. I am unable to go to my orthodontist 'till thursday. And I'm afraid if I fall or something the wire might stick into my cheek or gum or something. Is there anything I can do now to prevent that now?: nicely you should tell I have been given mine off the former day and gets braces returned in august by fact my tooth does not shift by fact I broke my brackets every time u wreck one after the 1st 3 its 50 dollars (my ortho)

Q: I broke another bracket on my braces and I need to know a nontoxic way to reattach it MYSELF. I can't go to the orthodontist cause I broke so many that they charge $30 for every emergency appointment and are getting very mad. I need help before my tooth starts moving!!Thanks and God bless!: You have to go to the ortho.

Q: I bought an old frame from craigslist. I assumed that it was Italian from the info he gave me, the fact it is incredibly lightweight and the really fancy lugs. It was sandblasted and all of the decals and badges were removed. The only identifying marks on the frame were the serial number on the bottom bracket: x33478, and the on remaining bottom bracket cup which had, T.D.C. Made in England, stamped to the side of it.Jumping ahead of schedule, I ordered an Italian bottom bracket (the previous owner measured the BB to 70 mm). When it got here I tried to put it in. Evidently it is not 70 mm (bummer). So I was playing around with it and found out that both bottom bracket cups are left hand thread. I repeat, BOTH BOTTOM BRACKET CUPS ARE LEFT HAND THREAD (not the BB I bought, but the threading on the frame).Sheldon Brown has offered no help on the subject, neither has bike forums, so I am turning to you, Yahoo Answers. Can you help me? What kind of bottom bracket do I need?: This is a long question but bear with me. You are not going to like this. Not at all. There are just 2 possibilities and either one demands that the frame be scrapped. 1) You may have a frame with a Whitworth threaded bottom bracket. The thing here is that they are nowhere near the diameter of any modern unit so the (slim) possibility of being able to retap the bottom bracket is gone. For some reason that I can't get my head around there were a couple of factories that preferred both cups left hand, others that did both cups right hand, and some that did one right/one left BUT it was all Whitworth; 2) There were some bikes made slightly behind the Iron Curtain, in Poland, the Czech Republic, East Germany, and West Germany that had a 2 piece cottered crank. The drive side cup was put in the frame with the bearing surfaces facing out, the crank put through, and the remaining cup installed. These were LH on both sides as well and I have no idea what the threads were- I just know they don't accept anything else. As time went on and the cotterless crank became more the standard, enterprising individuals found other bikes, pulled the old crank and drive side cup out, then refitted with a cup from the donor bike and used a new spindle. I am not aware of those bikes EVER having a factory installed cotterless crank. Like much of this early technology it was quickly overtaken as the Japanese Revolution took over and became more of a standard product. I can only suggest one thing- go to a well equipped shop and ask them to try and chase the threads. Some shops will refuse due to the high cost of the tool, and I would personally refuse because it was already attempted in my shop and failed along with the destruction of a $150 tap.

Q: (w)There is a w in the bracket/brackets.Seems a silly question :) But I just think that () consists of two parts, ( and ): This seems like a C++ question to me And yes() does contain 2 parts

Q: I know bonding means putting the brackets on your teeth. But I've had my braces on for 13 months already, next month is supposed to be my last month (I was supposed to have them for 14 months). My dentist told me that my next appointment, I would be getting my braces bonded. I have no clue what that means. Help?: Never heard it called that before, but I wonder whether it could be that he's giving you a fixed or permanent retainer. That means that instead of a removable retainer, he cements or glues (or bonds) brackets to the lingual (or on the tongue side) of your teeth, with a wire holding them together. Such helps to stabilize them and keep them from moving back to the crooked position. Unfortunately, generally teeth want to go back to the position they sought for themselves, the misaligned one that led you to get braces in the first place. But why not ask the dentist, or someone on his staff?

Q: Example:2y / (y-1): use the BODMAS rule, brackets open, divide, multiply, addition, subtract. tht is the procedure to be followed.! in this case as u said 2y/(y-1) subtract the denominator y by 1 and then the brackets wuld be open for u to follow up wid the division step on the numerator.!

Q: I bought cheap saddle bags because I couldn't pass up the price and I think I can make them work for my bike but is there a way I can make ghetto brackets to hold them down?: I prefer the term custom made to ghetto. Most brackets are nothing more than a piece of round bar that has been bent, with the ends squashed flat and drilled for holes. Their purpose isn't to hold the bags down, but to keep them out of the rear wheel and drive system. They also prevent rubbing on other parts. Depending on the bike, you could get away without them. While not recommended, I have done so for years (at the expense of some worn chrome). Even cheap bags come with tie-downs of some sort. Just make sure you don't tie them to a moving part, such as the swingarm.

Q: I would like to see how my bracket stands off with an experts. I cant seem to find any online yet. Thanks!: I'm and expert and duke will win it all.

Q: I have a bike with a bottom bracket that is 73mmx114mm can i get a bottom bracket of another size (68mmx110mm) or would i have to match the one i currently have?: 73mm is the width of the bottom bracket shell, a 68mm bottom bracket will be too small to fit the frame. 114mm is the spindle length. If you buy a bottom bracket with the wrong length spindle your chainline will be off, derailleurs may not shift correctly. If the spindle is too short, your chainrings might not clear the frame. You have to buy the correct bottom bracket for your crank. If you change cranks, you would probably have to get a different length spindle

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